Stanford Villa, top floor one bedroom, likely the Camellia plan (unit number not filmed)
Updated November 10, 2026 · By b. (findwithb.com)
A freshly painted top floor one bedroom in a 1970s garden community on Alma Street. The finishes are refreshed: granite counters in the kitchen and both bath counters, white raised panel cabinets, dark wood look plank in the kitchen and bath, and new carpet in the bedroom. Storage is generous: two mirrored bedroom closets, two hall closets, a linen closet and a split bath with a separate dressing counter. Underneath, the systems are old: a 2005 Hotpoint refrigerator, a 2011 GE dishwasher, a Zinsco electrical panel with a known failure to trip record, and one gas wall furnace in the living room as the only heat. No air conditioning, no in unit laundry and no Ethernet were identified. The living room faces a covered deck that the front door also opens onto; the bedroom and bath face the parking lot.
61 recorded objects and spaces · 65 detailed findings · 23 listing checks
- City
- Palo Alto
- Address
- 3375 Alma Street, Palo Alto, CA 94306 (unit number not filmed)
- Visit date
- 3 Nov 2026, 13:09
- Home type
- One bedroom garden apartment on the top floor, split bath with a dressing area
- Recorded asking rent
- $2,985 per month, as of
2026-11-03. This is a dated record, not a current offer.
The home identity above preserves any uncertainty in the original record. A unit described as likely or not filmed has not been independently confirmed by its unit number.
Inside the apartment
Walking in
Standing on the living room carpet, you look straight into a compact U shaped kitchen: crisp white raised panel cabinets, speckled gold and brown granite, a white coil range and an older white refrigerator at the open end, all under a single dome light over dark wood look plank. Turn around and the living room is a plain, carpeted box in warm beige, with a ceiling fan turning overhead and a long, high window full of shaded green. The front door opens straight into this room with no entry hall, and everything feels clean, freshly painted and ready, more practical than charming.
Light and windows
Light depends on which side of the home you are on. The living room window and slider sit under a deep deck roof and look into tall trees, so even around one o'clock on a sunny November day the room read soft and dim, with the wall below the high window in shadow; plan on lamps on gray days and every evening. The kitchen has no window at all and borrows daylight from the living room, and its one dome light leaves the counters under the cabinets shadowy. The bedroom is the bright room: its wide window opens onto big sky over the parking lot. The building across the lot was lit on the face turned toward you, which suggests the bedroom side looks away from the midday sun, so expect even, indirect daylight there rather than sun on the bed. The bedroom has no ceiling light, so nights there mean lamps. The bathroom's frosted window keeps it daylit.
Space and layout
The plan is practical and full of closets. The front door lands you in the carpeted living room, which opens on one side into the compact U kitchen, so your table goes on the carpet in front of the kitchen opening rather than in a dining room. A door on the far wall, beside the wall furnace, leads to a short hall with two deep closets, then to a dressing area with a long granite counter and drawers, and from there the bedroom opens on one side and the enclosed bath on the other. That layered route puts real distance and two doors between the bed and the front door. The bedroom is a plain rectangle; mirrored closets claim two adjacent walls, so the bed and a dresser share the window wall and the one left over. The kitchen is tight, with short counter runs, and an open dishwasher door stops you at the refrigerator. Ceilings are flat and ordinary, so rooms feel practical rather than lofty. Reaching your door means stairs, since no elevator was seen, and laundry means a walk to a shared card operated room.
Sound during the visit
Up on the top floor no one walks above you, and carpet in the living room, hall and bedroom softens footsteps and echoes. The quiet corner is the bedroom, tucked at the back behind the dressing area, though its window looks down on a parking lot where car doors and engines will carry up. The living room sits on the covered deck that the front door opens onto, which appears to be the shared walkway, so neighbors' steps and voices may pass right outside the window and slider. Stanford Villa fronts Alma Street beside the Caltrain line, trains sound their horns at the East Meadow Drive crossing nearby, and a resident review complains of loud trains and thin walls. Which side of the property this building sits on was not established and nothing was measured on the silent tour. Interior doors are hollow core, so sound moves easily between rooms.
Recorded interior features
| Feature | Record and evidence basis |
|---|---|
| Laundry inside the apartment | No washer, dryer or hookups in the unitObserved during the visit |
| Air conditioning | No cooling equipment seen; the official site does not mention air conditioningNot observed; may be outside the recording |
| Dishwasher | GE GSD2100V00WW, built August 2011Recorded label |
| Gas cooking | GE electric coil rangeObserved during the visit |
| Internet hardware | No Ethernet jacks or internet equipment seen; internet is an optional third party serviceNot observed; may be outside the recording |
| Private outdoor space | Covered deck outside the living room, but the entry door opens onto it; private or shared not establishedObserved during the visit |
| Windows on two sides | Living room window and slider on the deck side; bedroom and bathroom windows on the parking sideObserved during the visit |
Every recorded detail, by part of the home
Explore the observations, equipment and questions behind this apartment record. A label reading, an inference and an external specification are kept separate. A recorded capability does not mean it was tested during the visit.
Rent, fees and utilities
Rent and fees for the toured one bedroom (plan not confirmed; listed early November 2026)
The unit number and plan were not filmed; the rent depends on whether this is the 780 sq ft Camellia (most likely from its layout) or the 610 sq ft Magnolia.
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1listed rent if Camellia, 780 sq ft (Zumper, 5 available): 2,985 to 3,045 USD per month
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1listed rent if Magnolia, 610 sq ft (Zumper, 2 available): 2,705 to 2,710 USD per month
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1Camellia on Apartments.com snippets (December move in dates): 2,895 to 2,980 USD per month
External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1rent per square foot if Camellia: 3.83 to 3.90 USD per sq ft per month
External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1application fee: 59 USD per applicant
External researchResearch source 1security deposit (official, by unit type): 700 to 800 USD
External researchResearch source 1renters insurance: required; or an 8 USD per month gap charge
External researchResearch source 1parking: one assigned uncovered space included; extra uncovered 50, carport 75 per month USD per month
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2storage rental: 25 to 75, upon availability USD per month
External researchResearch source 1late fee: 50 USD
External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1card payment fee: 3.1 percent (4.10 percent international)
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1utilities: electric, water, gas, sewer, trash billed by usage plus a billing service fee
External researchResearch source 1move in special: the official $2000 off banner says it expired 11/16/2025; no current special confirmed
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
Recorded connections
applies to: Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
External research. Recorded confidence 55%
Kitchen and appliances
Recorded finding · Inference
Updated kitchen finishes next to a 2005 refrigerator and a 2011 dishwasher
The granite counters, white raised panel cabinets, wood look plank floor, new pull down faucet and a December 2021 InSinkErator disposer are recent, but the Hotpoint refrigerator was built in February 2005 (serial [device identifier removed]) and the GE dishwasher in August 2011 (serial [device identifier removed]). The range looks newer than the refrigerator but its label was not read.
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5
Why it may matter: The two oldest appliances are past typical life and the likeliest to fail during a lease.
Ask the manager: Are the refrigerator and dishwasher scheduled for replacement?
Recorded finding · Inference
Refrigerator built in February 2005, past its typical 9 to 13 year life
Hotpoint HTR17BBSARWW, serial [device identifier removed]. GE's date code gives February 2005 (or 2017); the January 2005 specification sheet, the General Electric Company label and the yellowed handle inserts point to 2005. InterNACHI gives standard refrigerators 9 to 13 years.
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
Why it may matter: Expect higher electricity use and a real chance of a failure that spoils food.
Ask the manager: Will it be replaced before move in?
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No icemaker or dispenser
The freezer was opened and holds a shelf and the rear air duct, with no icemaker; the doors have no water or ice dispenser.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Ice comes from trays.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Yellowed handle inserts and scuffs on the refrigerator doors
The recessed handle pockets on both doors have turned yellow, a sign of age, and the doors show light scuffs.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Why it may matter: Cosmetic; it signals the age.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Raw wood filler strip exposed beside the dishwasher
With the dishwasher door open, an unfinished wood strip shows along the cabinet edge between the dishwasher opening and the panel beside the refrigerator, and that panel has dark scuffs.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Why it may matter: Raw wood next to a dishwasher can swell from steam over time.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Range hood vented through foil flexible duct inside the cabinet above
The hood is ducted, which is good, but the duct is corrugated aluminum foil taped to the hood collar and run diagonally through both bays of the cabinet into a rough opening at the top. Building codes based on the IRC call for range hood ducts with a smooth interior made of galvanized steel, stainless steel or copper. Where the duct ends was not seen.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1
Why it may matter: Grease builds up in corrugated foil; it is a cleaning and fire concern over years of frying.
Ask the manager: Where does the hood duct terminate, and can it be replaced with smooth metal duct?
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
The cabinet above the hood is lost to the duct
Both bays of the upper cabinet over the range hold the foil duct, a junction box and armored cable, so it is not usable storage.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: One fewer upper cabinet in a small U shaped kitchen.
Recorded finding · Read in the source
Small, loud hood
The label rates the Broan F403011 at 160 CFM (190 with a 7 in round duct) and 6.5 to 7.5 sones.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
Why it may matter: Fine for everyday cooking; heavy searing will still smoke up the kitchen and the fan is loud.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Electric coil cooking, manual clean oven
Four coil elements with rotary knobs and an oven with an exposed bake element and no Clean setting on the dial. No gas line to the range was seen.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Slower heat changes than gas or induction; the oven must be cleaned by hand.
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No microwave
There is no built in or over the range microwave; a plain hood sits over the range and no microwave was on the counters.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
Why it may matter: A countertop microwave would take part of the limited counter.
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No tile backsplash; painted wall above a 4 in granite splash
The walls above the counters and behind the range are painted drywall above a short granite splash.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
Why it may matter: Splatter behind the range lands on painted drywall; wipe it promptly.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
One ceiling light and no under cabinet lighting
The kitchen has one dome fixture in the center and the hood bulb; the counters under the upper cabinets fall into shadow.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Add stick on under cabinet lights for prep work.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Granite counters as advertised
The official amenities page lists Granite Countertops (claim
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1villa-012) and this kitchen has granite counters and splash in good condition.The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Dry sink base with a patched back wall
The sink base floor is clean and dry; the back wall carries white patch panels around the pipes; the disposer plugs into a receptacle inside the cabinet.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
Why it may matter: No sign of current leaks.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
What was tested in the kitchen
On the tour the oven door, dishwasher door and racks, refrigerator and freezer doors, every upper cabinet and the sink base were opened; the refrigerator light came on and the ceiling light was lit. Water was not run, no burner, oven, hood fan or disposer was switched on, and the dishwasher was not run.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Function of the range, hood, disposer, dishwasher and faucet is not verified.
Ask the manager: Can the burners, oven, dishwasher and disposer be demonstrated at move in?
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No window in the kitchen
The U shaped kitchen has solid walls on all three sides; daylight only reaches it from the living room.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Cooking smells depend on the hood; the sink has no view.
Recorded finding · Inference
Compact U shaped kitchen workflow
Sink on the back wall, range on the right wall, refrigerator and dishwasher on the left run: a tight work triangle with short counter runs. The refrigerator stands at the open end and the dishwasher opens beside it.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Efficient for one cook; crowded for two.
Hotpoint 16.6 cu ft top freezer refrigerator, white (HTR17BBSARWW), built February 2005
- Brand
- Hotpoint
- Manufacturer
- General Electric Company (now GE Appliances, a Haier company)
- Product family
- Hotpoint HTR17BBS 16.6 cu ft top freezer platform (spec sheet dated January 2005)
- Recorded model
- HTR17BBSARWW
- Identification status
- exact model confirmed
Recorded age estimate: about 21 years 9 months old at the tour (built February 2005)
Age estimate basis: GE serial [device identifier removed]: D = February, H = 2005 or 2017 under GE's 12 year letter cycle. 2005 chosen because the HTR17BBS specification sheet is dated January 2005, the label names General Electric Company rather than GE Appliances, and the handle inserts have yellowed with age.
Recorded condition: Clean and running with the light working, but the handle inserts are yellowed and the exterior shows scuffs; it is about 21 years old.
Rating label reads MODEL NO. HTR17BBSARWW, SERIAL NO. [device identifier removed], GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, Appliance Park, Louisville, KY.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
The freezer was opened and holds no icemaker.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Under GE's date code the [device identifier removed] DH means February of 2005 or 2017.
External researchResearch source 1total capacity: 16.6 cu ft
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2fresh food capacity: 12.5 cu ft
External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1freezer capacity: 4.1 cu ft
External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1width: 28 in
External researchResearch source 1height to top of case: 64 1/4 in
External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1case depth without door: 25 7/8 in
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1annual energy use: 464 kWh per year (federal maximum 465 at the time)
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1configuration: freestanding top freezer, two doors, no water or ice dispenser, no icemaker installed
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2fresh food fittings observed: two wire shelves, a solid crisper cover over crisper drawers, door bins, dial temperature control in a ceiling housing with the light
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3freezer fittings observed: one shelf and a rear air duct cover; no icemaker
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1electrical rating on label: 110 to 127 VAC 60 Hz, 6.5 A
Read in the sourceTour reference 1refrigerant: R134a, 4.12 oz
Read in the sourceTour reference 1minimum clearances on label: top 1.0 in, back 1.0 in, sides 0.75 in
Read in the sourceTour reference 1door hinge: doors hinged on the left as seen from the kitchen, so they open toward the living room side
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2finish: white textured doors with recessed vertical handle pockets whose inserts have turned yellow
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Material: liner: white plastic
Observed in the recordingMaterial: shelves: wire
Observed in the recordingMaterial: handle inserts: plastic, yellowed
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as supported by hardware: keep groceries for one or two people. 16.6 cu ft is a standard apartment size
InferenceResearch source 1Capability recorded as confirmed: power on and interior light working. the fresh food light came on when the door opened
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Capability recorded as not supported: make ice automatically. no icemaker in the freezer; trays only
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Capability recorded as not supported: filtered water or ice through the door. no dispenser
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: Past the typical 9 to 13 year life for a standard refrigerator; compressor or defrost failures become more likely.
External researchResearch source 1Limitation: Top freezer of about 4 cu ft holds little frozen food for batch cooks.
External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1Limitation: Energy use from a 2005 design is higher than a current ENERGY STAR model, and electricity is billed to the tenant by usage.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1Practical interpretation: This is the oldest appliance in the kitchen and the most likely to need replacement during a lease; ask whether it can be replaced before move in.
InferencePractical interpretation: No icemaker: plan on ice trays.
InferenceRecorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level Hotpoint line, the lowest GE brand tier; No icemaker, wire shelves, dial controls; About 21 years old
InferenceRecorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 9 to 13. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 675 to 850 for a comparable new 17.5 cu ft Hotpoint top freezer (HPS18BTNRWW, MSRP 849). Estimate basis: InterNACHI life for standard refrigerators; GE dealer pricing for the current Hotpoint equivalent
InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recording
Questions to ask
- Will the 2005 refrigerator be replaced before move in, and how quickly is a failed refrigerator replaced?
GE 30 in freestanding electric coil range, white, standard clean oven with storage drawer
- Brand
- GE
- Manufacturer
- GE Appliances
- Product family
- GE 30 in freestanding electric coil range (standard clean, rotary controls)
- Identification status
- brand only
Recorded condition: Clean cooktop, clean oven cavity and bright white finish; looks much newer than the refrigerator.
The oven door was opened on the tour and the cavity was clean.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
width: 30 in
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2cooktop: four coil elements: two large (about 8 in) front left and rear right, two small (about 6 in), with chrome drip bowls
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2controls: rotary knobs on a rear backguard: four element knobs marked Lo, 1 to 9, Hi with position diagrams, an Oven Temp dial from OFF through BROIL and temperatures, an Oven Light rocker, Burner On and Oven Cycle indicator lights
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3oven: black porcelain cavity with two racks, an exposed lower bake element, a broil element and an oven light; door with a window
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3cleaning: no Clean setting on the Oven Temp dial and no door lock lever seen, so a manual (standard clean) oven
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2storage drawer: full width drawer below the oven door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1model and [device identifier removed]: not filmed (usually behind the drawer or on the oven frame)
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1Material: cooktop: white porcelain enamel
Observed in the recordingMaterial: drip bowls: chrome
Observed in the recordingMaterial: oven cavity: black porcelain enamel
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as supported by hardware: boil, simmer and fry on four burners. elements were not switched on during the tour
InferenceTour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: bake and broil. oven was opened but not heated
InferenceTour reference 1Capability recorded as not supported: self clean. no Clean position on the dial
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1Capability recorded as not supported: gas cooking. all electric coil range
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: Coil elements heat and cool slowly compared with gas or induction; precise simmering takes practice.
InferenceLimitation: Exposed bake element in the oven floor makes spills harder to clean and can scorch dropped food.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: Age could not be read from a label.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1Practical interpretation: Cooks used to gas will find coil elements slow to respond; a portable induction burner is an option.
InferenceRecorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level coil cooktop with rotary controls; No convection, no self clean, no digital controls
Inference
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recordingpowered by: Zinsco 100 A Magnetrip load center in the dressing area wall (original era panel). likely the 2 pole 40 A breaker
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Questions to ask
- What is the range model and age?
Broan F403011 30 in under cabinet range hood, white, ducted
- Brand
- Broan
- Manufacturer
- Broan NuTone LLC
- Product family
- Broan F40000 series four way convertible under cabinet hood
- Recorded model
- F403011
- Identification status
- exact model confirmed
Recorded condition: Clean white housing and filter.
Hood label reads MODEL NO F403011 with 120 V, 2.0 A and CFM 160/160/190.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Broan rates the F403011 at 160 CFM and 6.5 sones with a 3 1/4 by 10 in duct, or 190 CFM with a 7 in round duct.
External researchResearch source 1airflow on label: 160 CFM horizontal or vertical rectangular duct, 190 CFM through a 7 in round duct
Read in the sourceTour reference 1sound on label: 7.0, 7.5 and 6.5 sones for the three duct configurations
Read in the sourceTour reference 1electrical: 120 V, 60 Hz, 2.0 A
Read in the sourceTour reference 1minimum height above the cooktop: 18 in
Read in the sourceTour reference 1controls: two rockers on the front strip: fan speed and light
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2fan speeds: 2
External researchResearch source 1size: 30 in wide, 17 1/2 in deep, 6 in high
External researchResearch source 1lighting: one incandescent bulb, 75 W maximum
Read in the sourceTour reference 1filter: aluminum mesh grease filter
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2venting: ducted: a foil flexible duct leaves the hood top and rises through the cabinet above (see unit.kitchen.range_hood_duct)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Material: housing: white painted steel
Observed in the recordingMaterial: filter: aluminum mesh
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as supported by hardware: pull cooking smoke and moisture out of the kitchen. fan was not switched on; duct leads up into the ceiling
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: light the cooktop. light switch present; not tested
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: 160 to 190 CFM is modest for frying or searing.
External researchResearch source 1Limitation: Loud at about 6.5 to 7.5 sones.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1Practical interpretation: The hood vents outside, so cooking smells leave the unit, but it is small and loud; run it on high when searing.
InferenceRecorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level Broan F40000 series; Two rocker switches, incandescent light; Ducted outside rather than recirculating, which helps
Inference
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recordingabove: GE 30 in freestanding electric coil range, white, standard clean oven with storage drawer
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1connected to: Foil flexible range hood duct through the cabinet above the hood
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Foil flexible range hood duct through the cabinet above the hood
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: Intact and connected; tape joint at the hood collar; no grease staining seen.
duct type: aluminum foil flexible duct, joined to the hood collar with tape
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2route: from the hood top through a round hole in the cabinet bottom, diagonally across both cabinet bays, into a rough opening in the cabinet top or ceiling
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2nearby wiring: armored cable from a metal junction box on the cabinet side wall down to the hood
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: Corrugated foil duct traps grease and is not the smooth metal duct building codes call for on range hoods; it can sag, tear or collect grease that may burn.
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1Limitation: Where the duct ends (roof, wall or attic) was not seen.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: below average. Foil flex instead of smooth metal duct; Rough cut opening at the top; Duct crosses the cabinet partition and uses up the cabinet
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
Recorded connections
competes for space with: White raised panel kitchen cabinets with satin nickel knobs. duct fills the cabinet above the hood
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
InSinkErator Badger 5 food waste disposer, 1/2 HP, corded, built December 2021
- Brand
- InSinkErator
- Manufacturer
- InSinkErator (Whirlpool Corporation)
- Product family
- Badger series
- Recorded model
- Badger 5
- Identification status
- exact model confirmed
Recorded age estimate: about 4 years 11 months old (built December 2021)
Age estimate basis: InSinkErator serials start with two digits for the year and two for the month: 21 12.
Recorded condition: Recent unit, dry and clean underneath.
Label reads MODEL BADGER
Read in the sourceTour reference 15-89and S/N [device identifier removed].The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
InSinkErator says the first two digits of the serial are the year and the next two the month.
External researchResearch source 1motor: 1/2 HP induction
External researchResearch source 1feed: continuous feed, controlled by a wall switch labeled DISPOSAL
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1power: cord and plug into a receptacle inside the sink base
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1connections: dishwasher drain hose enters the disposer inlet; chrome P trap to the wall
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as supported by hardware: grind soft food scraps. not run on the tour
InferenceLimitation: 1/2 HP is the entry size; fibrous peels, bones and grease jam it.
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level Badger line; Galvanized steel grind components on this line
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 12. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 125 to 150 (Badger 5 with cord). Estimate basis: InterNACHI life for disposals; Home Depot price
InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recordingconnected to: Single bowl drop in stainless steel kitchen sink
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2powered by: Kitchen counter receptacles, one GFCI beside the disposal switch. plug in the sink base, switched by the DISPOSAL rocker
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Single bowl drop in stainless steel kitchen sink
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: Clean, light scratches typical of use.
bowls: one deep rectangular bowl
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1mounting: drop in (top mount) rim on the granite
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1deck: faucet on a deck plate covering extra holes; air gap cap at right
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Material: bowl: stainless steel
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as supported by hardware: fit a large pot or sheet pan. single large bowl
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Limitation: One bowl only: no separate side for rinsing while dishes soak.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: basic. Thin gauge style drop in sink; Single bowl
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recording
Single handle pull down kitchen faucet, stainless finish
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: Looks recent and clean.
type: high arc pull down spout with a two function spray head and a side lever
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2finish: brushed stainless look
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1brand: no logo visible
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: rinse the whole sink with a pull down sprayer. water was not run on the tour
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Modern pull down design; Unbranded
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 15 to 20. Estimate basis: InterNACHI life for faucets
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
Recorded connections
part of: Single bowl drop in stainless steel kitchen sink
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Dishwasher air gap on the sink deck
- Identification status
- category only
form: chrome slotted cap on the right rear of the sink deck
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: keep sink water from siphoning back into the dishwasher
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1Limitation: If the drain clogs, water spits from the cap onto the counter.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard part
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
Recorded connections
serves: GE built in dishwasher, white (GSD2100V00WW), built August 2011
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1part of: Single bowl drop in stainless steel kitchen sink
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Sink base plumbing and wiring
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: No leaks, stains or swelling seen; the back wall has been patched.
supply: braided supply line to a wall valve on the left of the sink base
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1drain: chrome P trap from the disposer outlet to the wall
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1back wall: white patch panels screwed over the back wall around the pipes
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1cabinet floor: dry and clean, no stains or warping seen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Chrome trap and braided supply; Patched back wall
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
Recorded connections
serves: Single bowl drop in stainless steel kitchen sink
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
White raised panel kitchen cabinets with satin nickel knobs
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: Doors straight and clean; scuffs on the panel next to the dishwasher.
layout: U shape: upper and base cabinets on the left run, back wall and right wall, uppers rising to the ceiling
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2doors: white raised panel doors with round satin nickel knobs
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2hinges: concealed European cup hinges
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1shelves: two to three adjustable shelves per upper cabinet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2cabinet above the hood: both bays occupied by the range hood duct and wiring
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1drawers: a top drawer in the right base cabinet
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1Material: doors: painted or thermofoil wrapped MDF (white)
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Material: boxes: white melamine interiors
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store dishes and pantry goods for one or two people
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1Limitation: No pantry cabinet; the cabinet above the hood is lost to the duct.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: A raw wood filler strip is exposed beside the dishwasher.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Clean white raised panel look with concealed hinges; Builder grade boxes; Unfinished filler edge
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recording
Granite kitchen counters, gold and brown speckled, with 4 in granite backsplash
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: No chips or stains seen.
The official amenities page lists Granite Countertops (claim
External researchResearch source 1villa-012); this kitchen has them.material: granite slab in a light gold, brown and black speckled pattern
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2backsplash: about 4 in granite splash on the walls; painted drywall above, no tile
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3runs: left run, back wall with the sink, and the right run beside the range ending at the living room
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2edge: eased square edge
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Material: counter: granite
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as supported by hardware: take hot pans. granite is heat tolerant
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Limitation: Counter space is split into short runs around the U; the longest clear stretch is on the left run.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Real stone, a common builder grade gold granite; Short splash only
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recording
One flush dome ceiling light plus the hood light
- Identification status
- category only
ceiling: one flush mount glass dome fixture, lit during the tour
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2task lighting: hood bulb only; no under cabinet lights
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as confirmed: ceiling light working
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: The counters sit under the cabinets in shadow; cutting light is weak.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: basic. Single builder dome fixture
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recording
Kitchen counter receptacles, one GFCI beside the disposal switch
- Identification status
- category only
counter receptacles seen: at least three duplex receptacles on the backsplash walls plus one GFCI receptacle
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4GFCI: GFCI receptacle with test and reset buttons in a two gang plate with a rocker labeled DISPOSAL
Read in the sourceTour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: run small appliances on several counter receptacles. not tested
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Recorded quality assessment: average. White decorator devices; GFCI protection present
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recordingpowered by: Zinsco 100 A Magnetrip load center in the dressing area wall (original era panel)
InferenceTour reference 1
U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Clean, freshly finished.
layout: U shape: refrigerator and dishwasher on the left run, sink on the back wall, range and a short counter on the right run; open end faces the living room
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2floor: dark wood look plank, edged where it meets the living room carpet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1window: none; the back wall is solid
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2ceiling: flat with one dome light
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: No window: no daylight or fresh air at the sink; cooking smells rely on the hood.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: One cook at a time in the U; the refrigerator at the open end is shared traffic.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Refreshed finishes; Older appliances; Compact
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
Observed in the recordingopens to: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Washer, dryer and laundry
Recorded finding · Inference
Dishwasher built in August 2011, past the typical 9 year life
GE GSD2100V00WW, serial [device identifier removed]: August 2011 under GE's date code (2023 is the other reading but the model is discontinued and the label yellowed). InterNACHI gives dishwashers about 9 years.
InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
Why it may matter: Plan for a possible breakdown; check that it drains and dries on the first run.
Ask the manager: Has it been serviced recently?
Recorded finding · Inference
Open dishwasher door blocks the refrigerator
The dishwasher sits at the end of the left run directly beside the refrigerator; with the door down, the person loading it stands in front of the refrigerator.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Two people cannot unload the dishwasher and get to the refrigerator at the same time.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Dishwasher present, which Stanford's description does not promise
Stanford's page says appliances vary and promises only a refrigerator and stove (claim
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1villa-036); this unit has a dishwasher and a disposer, both in place.The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
GE built in dishwasher, white (GSD2100V00WW), built August 2011
- Brand
- GE
- Manufacturer
- General Electric Company (now GE Appliances, a Haier company)
- Product family
- GE GSD2100V standard tub built in dishwasher
- Recorded model
- GSD2100V00WW
- Identification status
- exact model confirmed
Recorded age estimate: about 15 years old at the tour (built August 2011)
Age estimate basis: GE serial [device identifier removed]: R = August, V = 2011 or 2023 under GE's 12 year cycle. 2011 chosen because the GSD2100V line has been discontinued, the label names General Electric Company, and the label is yellowed and stained.
Recorded condition: Interior clean and racks intact; the rating label is yellowed and stained; the control panel has gone slightly ivory.
Label reads MOD. GSD2100V00WW and SER. [device identifier removed].
Read in the sourceTour reference 1The door was opened and the racks pulled out on the tour.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Under GE's date code the [device identifier removed] RV means August of 2011 or 2023.
External researchResearch source 1width: 24 in
External researchResearch source 1height and depth: 34 in high, 25 3/4 in deep
External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1capacity: 12 place settings
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1noise: 64 dBA
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1annual energy use: 307 kWh per year
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1wash system: four level wash with a Piranha hard food disposer
External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2cycles on the dial: Hot Start, Heavy Wash, Normal Wash, Light Wash, Rinse Only, Plate Warmer, Off
Read in the sourceTour reference 1drying: Heated Dry rocker, On or Off
Read in the sourceTour reference 1electrical on label: 120 V 60 Hz, motor 1.8 A, other 4.4 A, total 6.2 A
Read in the sourceTour reference 1racks observed: upper and lower wire racks, removable silverware basket in the lower rack, no third rack
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1position: left run of the kitchen, directly beside the refrigerator
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Material: tub: plastic
Observed in the recordingMaterial: racks: vinyl coated wire
Observed in the recordingMaterial: door panel: white
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as supported by hardware: wash a day of dishes for one or two people. not run on the tour
InferenceTour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heated drying. Heated Dry rocker
Read in the sourceTour reference 1Capability recorded as not supported: delay start or soil sensing. simple mechanical dial with no delay or sensor controls
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Limitation: At about 15 years it is well past the typical 9 year dishwasher life; pump, timer and door seal failures are likely before long.
External researchResearch source 1Limitation: Standard tub with a plastic interior; louder than current models at about 64 dBA.
External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1Limitation: Opening its door blocks the refrigerator beside it.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Practical interpretation: A dishwasher is present, which many Stanford Villa listings do not promise, but it is old and basic.
InferenceRecorded quality assessment: basic. GE entry level standard tub; Mechanical dial controls; No third rack
InferenceRecorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 9. Estimate basis: InterNACHI life for dishwashers
InferenceResearch source 1
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recordingconnected to: InSinkErator Badger 5 food waste disposer, 1/2 HP, corded, built December 2021. drain hose into the disposer inlet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1adjacent to: Hotpoint 16.6 cu ft top freezer refrigerator, white (HTR17BBSARWW), built February 2005
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1competes for space with: Hotpoint 16.6 cu ft top freezer refrigerator, white (HTR17BBSARWW), built February 2005. the open dishwasher door blocks the refrigerator
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Questions to ask
- Has the dishwasher been serviced, and will it be replaced if it fails?
Heating and cooling
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No air conditioning seen in a top floor unit
No air conditioner, condenser, wall sleeve or window unit was seen in any room. The official site does not mention air conditioning; only a stale Rentable listing claims it (claim
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Research source 1villa-041note). The unit is on the top floor under the roof.
Why it may matter: Warm days will be uncomfortable; plan on fans or a portable unit and check the lease rules on window units.
Ask the manager: Is air conditioning provided, and are portable or window units allowed?
Recorded finding · Inference
One heater for the whole apartment
The only heat source seen is the wall furnace in the living room beside the hall door. The bedroom, dressing area and bathroom have no registers or heaters of their own.
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: The bedroom will run several degrees cooler than the living room on cold nights, especially with its door closed.
Ask the manager: Is any supplemental heat allowed or provided for the bedroom?
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
Wall furnace brand, model and age not readable
The nameplate on the lower panel and the labels on the top of the grille were not legible in any frame; the furnace was not opened or run.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Its age and service history are unknown.
Ask the manager: When was the furnace last serviced and inspected for CO?
Recorded finding · Inference
The wall furnace claims a section of living room wall
The furnace stands on the living room wall next to the hall door; furniture and curtains must stay clear of the hot grille, so that wall cannot take a sofa or bookcase.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Why it may matter: Plan the living room layout around it.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Manual dial thermostat, heat only
A White Rodgers mechanical dial (likely
Observed in the recordingTour reference 11E30N-910) with no schedule, no cooling and no remote control.
Why it may matter: Turn it down by hand at night and when leaving to save gas.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Living room ceiling fan was running
The fan was turning during the walkthrough and again in the second clip.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Power was on in the unit and the fan works.
Heat from one gas wall furnace in the living room; no air conditioning seen
- Identification status
- category only
heating: one through the wall furnace on the living room wall beside the hall door, controlled by a wall thermostat
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2distribution: none: no ducts or registers seen in the bedroom, bathroom or kitchen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2cooling: no air conditioner, condenser, wall unit or window unit seen
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3air movement: one ceiling fan with light in the living room, turning during the tour
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heat the living room. furnace not run
InferenceTour reference 1Capability recorded as not supported: cool the unit. no cooling equipment seen
Not observed in the recordingLimitation: The bedroom has no heat source of its own; heat must drift down the hall from the living room.
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: Top floor unit under the roof with no air conditioning; the living room fan is the only cooling aid.
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: below average. Single point heat; No cooling; Mechanical heat only thermostat
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%
Gas wall furnace with a tall white grille in the living room (brand and model not legible)
- Product family
- Vented gas wall furnace (tall upright cabinet with lower burner access panel); the design resembles Williams or Empire units
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: Clean white grille and cabinet, no rust, scorch marks or dents seen.
form: upright cabinet about 6 ft tall and about 16 in wide with a full height upper grille, a louvered lower access panel holding a round control knob, and a louvered side panel
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3fuel: natural gas, inferred from the vented wall furnace design, the separate lower burner access panel with a control knob, the millivolt compatible heat only thermostat and the gas billed by usage
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1location: living room wall immediately left of the door to the hall and closets
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1control: wall thermostat (unit.hvac.thermostat) plus the control knob on the lower panel
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2nameplate: badge on the lower panel and labels on the top edge not legible in any frame
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Material: grille and cabinet: white painted steel
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as supported by hardware: heat the living room and nearby hall. not run on the tour
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1Limitation: Heats by convection from one spot; rooms behind closed doors stay cooler.
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Limitation: Burns gas inside the living space, so a working carbon monoxide alarm matters.
InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1Limitation: Furniture must stay clear of the grille; it takes a slice of the living room wall.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Limitation: Age unknown; furnaces typically last 15 to 25 years and many wall furnaces in 1970s buildings are original or second generation.
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1Recorded quality assessment: basic. Single room gravity type heat; No ducted distribution; Mechanical thermostat
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recordingserves: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1part of: Heat from one gas wall furnace in the living room; no air conditioning seen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1adjacent to: Short hall from the living room past two closets to the dressing area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1visible from: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
Questions to ask
- What brand and age is the wall furnace, when was it last serviced, and where is the carbon monoxide alarm?
White Rodgers vertical mechanical heat only thermostat (likely 1E30N-910)
- Brand
- White Rodgers
- Manufacturer
- Emerson (White Rodgers)
- Product family
- 1E30 series single stage mechanical heat only thermostat
- Recorded model
1E30N-910- Identification status
- likely model
Recorded condition: Clean, straight on the wall.
Vertical white case with White Rodgers printed under a top dial and a thermometer strip at the bottom matches the
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 11E30N-910design.controls: single rotary dial from 50 to 90 F; thermometer strip below
Read in the sourceTour reference 1setting seen: dial pointer just above 60, about 63 to 65 F
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1mounting: vertical on the living room wall beside a two gang switch, near the hall door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2type: heat only, single stage, two wire, mercury free, usable on 24 V and millivolt wall furnaces
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2Capability recorded as supported by hardware: set one heating temperature
InferenceTour reference 1Capability recorded as not supported: schedule setbacks or remote control. mechanical, no clock or Wi Fi
InferenceTour reference 1Capability recorded as not supported: control cooling. heat only
External researchResearch source 1Limitation: No programming: heat runs at the set temperature until someone turns the dial.
InferenceRecorded quality assessment: basic. Simple mechanical dial; No schedule
Inference
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recordingcontrols: Gas wall furnace with a tall white grille in the living room (brand and model not legible)
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Living room ceiling fan with light kit, five dark blades
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: Running smoothly in the footage.
form: five dark brown blades, bronze housing, frosted glass bowl light, two pull chains
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1state on the tour: turning
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as confirmed: move air and light the living room. fan was running during the tour
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: The only fan in the unit; the bedroom has none and no ceiling light.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: basic. Builder grade fan with light kit
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recordingpart of: Heat from one gas wall furnace in the living room; no air conditioning seen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Internet and electrical hardware
Recorded finding · Read in the source
Zinsco electrical panel inside the unit
The breaker panel in the dressing area is a Zinsco 100 A Magnetrip load center (embossed LOAD CENTER 120/240 VAC 100 AMP MAX with the Zinsco logo). Zinsco breakers have a documented record of failing to trip on overload, with overheating at the breaker to bus connection; inspectors usually recommend replacement. This panel appears original to the building.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
Why it may matter: An overloaded circuit may not trip, which is a fire risk; avoid space heaters and high draw appliances on shared circuits.
Ask the manager: Is the Zinsco panel scheduled for replacement, and has an electrician inspected it?
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Circuit directory left blank
The printed directory card on the panel door is yellowed and essentially blank, with one or two faint handwritten entries; the breakers are not labeled.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
Why it may matter: Finding the right breaker during a trip means trial and error.
Ask the manager: Can the circuits be labeled?
Recorded finding · Inference
100 A panel with few circuits
The panel holds a 2 pole 40 A, a 2 pole 30 A, three red and one blue single pole breakers, with empty positions below. Adding an air conditioner circuit would mean finding Zinsco compatible breakers or replacing the panel.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Few circuits means kitchen appliances and the living room likely share circuits.
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No Ethernet or internet equipment seen
No Ethernet jacks, router, modem or fiber terminal were seen anywhere. One small plain wall plate under the living room window could be a phone or cable outlet; it was not legible. The official site advertises High speed Internet Access (claim
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1 · Research source 2villa-020) while the costs page lists internet as an optional third party service.
Why it may matter: Expect to order service yourself and place the router where the line enters; no wired desk drops.
Ask the manager: Which providers and speeds are available, and where does the line enter the unit?
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Cut off surface cable in the hall closet
A flat cable painted to the closet wall ends in a frayed cut end.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Why it may matter: Cosmetic; a sign of abandoned wiring.
Zinsco 100 A Magnetrip load center in the dressing area wall (original era panel)
- Brand
- Zinsco
- Manufacturer
- Zinsco Electrical Products (later GTE Sylvania)
- Product family
- Zinsco Magnetrip load center
- Identification status
- brand only
Recorded age estimate: about 50 years; contemporary with the building (1975 per most listings)
Age estimate basis: Zinsco branded panels were made before the brand was absorbed into GTE Sylvania in the 1970s; the yellowed directory card and paint layers on the cover suggest the panel is original.
Recorded condition: Breakers present and seated; the door edge has chipped paint and joint compound; the directory is blank. The brand itself is the defect concern; the breakers were not tested.
Embossed text on the door reads LOAD CENTER 120/240 VAC 100 AMP MAX with the Zinsco logo.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1The dead front is embossed Magnetrip.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1rating: 120/240 VAC, 100 A maximum
Read in the sourceTour reference 1breakers: one column: a 2 pole 40 A (gray, positions 1 and 2, likely the range), a 2 pole 30 A (green, positions 3 and 4), three red single pole breakers and one blue single pole breaker; positions below appear empty
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1handle colors: Zinsco color codes handles by rating; red is usually 20 A and blue 15 A
External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1main disconnect: no main breaker seen in this panel; likely fed from a main at the meter bank
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1directory: printed card mostly blank, with one or two faint handwritten entries that are not legible
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1location: flush in the dressing area wall beside the bedroom door, under a painted metal door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Material: enclosure and door: painted steel
Observed in the recordingMaterial: bus: aluminum (typical of Zinsco)
External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1 · Research source 2Capability recorded as supported by hardware: reset a tripped circuit inside the unit
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Capability recorded as possible: add circuits (air conditioner, extra kitchen circuit). empty positions exist, but Zinsco replacement breakers are scarce and an electrician would likely recommend replacing the panel
Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1Limitation: Zinsco breakers have a documented record of failing to trip on overload: one test series found 32 of 111 failing the 135 percent trip test, and overheating at the breaker to bus connection is the main failure.
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2Limitation: A 30 A 2 pole breaker is present; what it feeds (water heater or something else) is not labeled.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: 100 A service with few circuits limits adding air conditioning or more kitchen loads.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1Practical interpretation: This is the single most important safety question in the unit: ask whether the Zinsco panel is scheduled for replacement, and do not overload circuits with space heaters.
InferenceRecorded quality assessment: poor. Zinsco brand with a known failure to trip record; Original era equipment; Blank directory
InferenceRecorded lifecycle estimate: late. Typical life in years: 60. Estimate basis: InterNACHI gives 60 years for service panels; Zinsco panels are usually recommended for replacement regardless of age
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2
Recorded connections
located in: Dressing area between the bedroom and the bathroom, with a long vanity counter
Observed in the recordingadjacent to: Carpeted bedroom with one wide window and two mirrored sliding closets
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Questions to ask
- Is there a plan to replace the Zinsco panel?
- What does the 30 A 2 pole breaker feed?
- Can the circuit directory be filled in?
Receptacles outside the kitchen, including a bathroom GFCI
- Identification status
- category only
bedroom: three prong duplex receptacles low on at least two walls
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3living room: a duplex receptacle under the window and a second small plate beside it whose type was not legible
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2bathroom: GFCI receptacle beside the vanity mirror
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1style: white rectangular devices on most walls; the bedroom receptacle is an older style standard duplex
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: ground fault protection at the bathroom sink. not tested
Observed in the recordingLimitation: No receptacle was seen in the dressing area counter; hair tools would plug in at the bathroom GFCI.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Recorded quality assessment: average. Grounded three prong receptacles; GFCI in the bathroom
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
powered by: Zinsco 100 A Magnetrip load center in the dressing area wall (original era panel)
InferenceTour reference 1
Wall switches
- Identification status
- category only
living room: two gang rocker plate beside the thermostat (fan and light or a switched receptacle)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2bedroom: single rocker by the door, likely for a switched receptacle since there is no ceiling fixture
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. White decorator rockers
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
No data wiring seen: no Ethernet jacks, router, modem or fiber terminal
- Identification status
- unknown
jacks seen: one small plain wall plate under the living room window, type not legible; no Ethernet jacks anywhere in the walkthrough
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2equipment: no router, modem, fiber terminal or Wi Fi access point seen
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3old wiring: a painted surface run cable in the hall closet, cut off at one end
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1service: the community costs page lists internet as an optional third party service billed separately
External researchResearch source 1Capability recorded as not supported: wired Ethernet to a desk. no data jacks seen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Capability recorded as possible: broadband through a provider the tenant orders. provider and connection point not shown
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Limitation: Work from home setups will rely on a single router placed wherever the provider's line enters, likely the living room plate.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: below average. No structured wiring; Legacy surface run cable
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Questions to ask
- Which internet providers serve the building, where does the line enter the unit, and is fiber available?
Abandoned surface run cable in the hall closet
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: Cut end left loose on the wall.
form: flat cable stapled along the closet wall about a foot above the floor, painted over, ending in a frayed cut end
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: Likely an old telephone or cable line that no longer connects to anything.
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: poor. Painted over, cut end left loose
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Hall closet with rod and shelf and the attic hatch
Observed in the recordingpart of: No data wiring seen: no Ethernet jacks, router, modem or fiber terminal
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Bedrooms and bathrooms
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No bathroom exhaust fan seen
No ceiling exhaust grille was seen; the bathroom has an operable window instead.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Open the window after showers to keep moisture and mildew down; in winter that means cold air.
Ask the manager: Is there an exhaust fan in the bathroom?
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Bathroom window opened and closed
The camera holder slid the obscure glass sash open, filmed the view through the screen and closed it.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: The window works; it is the bathroom's ventilation.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Open bathroom window faces the parking lot
The obscure glass gives privacy when closed; when open it looks down on the parking lot and across to a three story building with balconies.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Ventilating after a shower exposes the room to view from across the lot.
Recorded finding · Inference
New single lever valve trim over a cover plate on older tile
The tub valve is a single lever trim mounted on a rectangular chrome cover plate, the usual fix when an older valve with a larger wall opening is replaced. The tile and tub look refinished rather than replaced (uniform gloss over tile and grout).
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: The shower was updated cosmetically; the tub and tile underneath are older.
Recorded finding · Read in the source
American Standard 1.6 gallon toilet
The bowl reads American Standard 1.6 GAL / 6 LTRS. California counts toilets over 1.6 gallons as noncompliant, so this one is compliant but not a 1.28 gallon high efficiency model.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Research source 1The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Slightly higher water use on a usage billed water account.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Bedroom faces the parking lot
The bedroom window looks down on the parking lot with numbered stalls and across to a three story building with balconies.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Car doors, engines and headlights may reach the bedroom; blackout liners help.
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No ceiling light or fan in the bedroom
The bedroom ceiling is flat with no fixture or fan; a single switch by the door likely controls a receptacle.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Plan on floor or table lamps; the room has no fan for warm nights.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Two mirrored closets: lots of storage, less wall for furniture
Both mirrored sliding closets sit on adjacent walls, which leaves the window wall and one other wall for the bed and dresser. The mirrors reflect the bed and window.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Plenty of hanging space; measure the free wall before bringing a large bed or dresser.
Enclosed bathroom with tub and shower, toilet, sink vanity and an operable window
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Clean; no mildew or water damage seen.
fixtures: white toilet, single sink vanity, tub with tile surround and sliding glass doors
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2window: obscure glass slider above the toilet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2floor: dark wood look plank
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1accessories: towel bar under the window, towel ring by the mirror, recessed toilet paper holder, frameless mirror, three globe light bar
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2ventilation: operable window; no ceiling exhaust fan seen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Recorded quality assessment: average. Refreshed vanity and lighting; Older tub with refinished surround; Natural light
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
Observed in the recordingaccessible from: Dressing area between the bedroom and the bathroom, with a long vanity counter
Observed in the recording
American Standard toilet, 1.6 gallons per flush
- Brand
- American Standard
- Manufacturer
- American Standard
- Identification status
- brand only
Recorded age estimate: 1994 or later
Age estimate basis: 1.6 gallon flush volume became the federal maximum in 1994.
Recorded condition: Clean, white, seat intact.
California treats toilets over 1.6 gallons per flush as noncompliant; this 1.6 gallon unit meets that line.
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1flush volume: 1.6 gallons per flush
Read in the sourceTour reference 1bowl: round front, white, two piece with a tank
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2supply: chrome angle stop with a braided supply
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Limitation: Uses more water than a current 1.28 gallon high efficiency toilet; water is billed by usage.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Recorded quality assessment: average. Name brand; Older 1.6 gallon generation
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: 100+ (bowl); parts wear sooner. Estimate basis: InterNACHI life for toilets
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
Recorded connections
located in: Enclosed bathroom with tub and shower, toilet, sink vanity and an operable window
Observed in the recording
Bathroom sink vanity: white cabinet, granite top, oval drop in sink, chrome single lever faucet
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Clean, no water damage under the sink.
cabinet: two door white raised panel base with satin nickel knobs, open interior
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2top: granite with a short splash
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2sink: white oval drop in bowl
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1faucet: chrome single handle 4 in centerset
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2plumbing: chrome drain and braided supplies; dry
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1mirror: frameless mirror on clips with a three globe light bar above
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Material: top: granite
Observed in the recordingMaterial: sink: vitreous china
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Limitation: Small counter beside the sink.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Granite top, new faucet; Builder grade cabinet
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Enclosed bathroom with tub and shower, toilet, sink vanity and an operable window
Observed in the recording
Tub and shower with white tile surround and a single lever valve on a cover plate
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Clean, bright surfaces; no cracked tile or mildew seen.
tub: white built in tub with overflow trip lever
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2surround: white square tile with white grout, uniformly glossy, consistent with refinishing (reglazing)
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1valve: single lever pressure valve trim on a round escutcheon mounted over a rectangular chrome cover plate
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2showerhead and spout: chrome adjustable showerhead; chrome spout with diverter
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Material: surround: ceramic tile, likely refinished
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Material: tub: enameled or refinished tub
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Capability recorded as supported by hardware: bath or shower. water not run
InferenceTour reference 1Limitation: Refinished tile and tub coatings can peel or chip with abrasive cleaners.
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1Limitation: Water pressure and temperature not tested.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Older tub and tile kept and refreshed; New single lever valve trim
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Enclosed bathroom with tub and shower, toilet, sink vanity and an operable window
Observed in the recording
Framed sliding shower doors with frosted glass
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Frame intact; light wear on the track.
form: two sliding frosted glass panels in a chrome frame with a towel bar on the outer panel
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3Limitation: Bottom tracks on framed sliders collect grime and need regular cleaning.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Recorded quality assessment: basic. Common framed sliders
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Enclosed bathroom with tub and shower, toilet, sink vanity and an operable window
Observed in the recording
Bathroom window: aluminum slider with obscure glass, opened on the tour
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Slides freely in the footage.
type: horizontal aluminum slider with obscure glass and an insect screen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3test: sash slid open by hand and closed again
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3outlook when open: parking lot below, three story building across, roof eaves overhead
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Material: frame: aluminum
Observed in the recordingMaterial: glass: obscure (textured)
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as confirmed: open for ventilation. opened on the tour
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: When open, the bathroom is visible from the parking lot and the building across.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: basic. Older aluminum slider
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Enclosed bathroom with tub and shower, toilet, sink vanity and an operable window
Observed in the recordingfaces: Bedroom and bathroom outlook: parking lot and a three story building across it
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Carpeted bedroom with one wide window and two mirrored sliding closets
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Fresh carpet and paint.
floor: gray beige carpet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2window: one wide horizontal slider with vertical blinds onto the parking lot side
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2closets: two closets with mirrored sliding doors on adjacent walls
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2ceiling: flat, no fixture or fan
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2door: hollow core door from the dressing area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as possible: fit a queen bed with nightstands. dimensions not measured; two closet walls reduce bed wall options
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: No ceiling light: lamps are needed.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: Faces the parking lot: headlights, car doors and early morning activity.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. New carpet; Plenty of closet space; No overhead light
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
Observed in the recordingaccessible from: Dressing area between the bedroom and the bathroom, with a long vanity counter
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2adjacent to: Dressing area between the bedroom and the bathroom, with a long vanity counter
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1separated from by: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck. the hall, closets and dressing area sit between them
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Wide bedroom window onto the parking lot
- Identification status
- unknown
type: horizontal slider with one operable sash, white frame, insect screen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2covering: white vertical blinds
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2outlook: the parking lot below, a three story building with balconies across it, a red leaf tree and tall trees
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3Limitation: The building across the lot has balconies facing this window; keep blinds closed at night.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard slider
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted bedroom with one wide window and two mirrored sliding closets
Observed in the recordingfaces: Bedroom and bathroom outlook: parking lot and a three story building across it
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Storage and closets
Hall closet with rod and shelf and the attic hatch
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: A painted surface cable with a cut end runs along one wall.
fittings: one hanging rod with a shelf above
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2ceiling: framed attic access hatch above the shelf
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1floor: carpet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hang coats and store bulky items
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Simple rod and shelf
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Short hall from the living room past two closets to the dressing area
Observed in the recording
Second hall closet, deep, with rod and shelf
- Identification status
- unknown
fittings: one rod with a shelf above on wall brackets
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2depth: deeper than a standard reach in; floor extends well back
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store luggage, a vacuum and seasonal items
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Simple rod and shelf
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Short hall from the living room past two closets to the dressing area
Observed in the recording
Linen closet with four shelves
- Identification status
- unknown
fittings: four fixed painted shelves above a carpeted floor
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: hold towels, sheets and supplies
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Deep fixed shelves
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Short hall from the living room past two closets to the dressing area
Observed in the recording
Bedroom closet with two mirrored sliding doors
- Identification status
- unknown
doors: two mirrored sliding panels in a metal frame
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2fittings: rod and shelf
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Recorded quality assessment: average. Mirrored bypass doors
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted bedroom with one wide window and two mirrored sliding closets
Observed in the recordingcompetes for space with: Carpeted bedroom with one wide window and two mirrored sliding closets. two closet walls limit where the bed and dresser go
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
Second bedroom closet with mirrored sliding doors
- Identification status
- unknown
doors: two mirrored sliding panels
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2fittings: rod with a center support bracket and a shelf
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Mirrored bypass doors
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted bedroom with one wide window and two mirrored sliding closets
Observed in the recording
Windows, daylight and outdoor space
Recorded finding · Inference
Outdoor space: a covered deck that may be a shared walkway
Listings promise a balcony or patio in select units (claim
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2villa-015) and Zumper says private patios and balconies (villa-030). This unit has a covered deck with a railing outside the living room, but the entry door also opens onto it, so it may be the access walkway. It was seen only through the window.
Why it may matter: Do not count on private outdoor space until confirmed.
Ask the manager: Is the deck private to this unit?
Wide horizontal sliding living room window onto the covered deck
- Identification status
- unknown
type: horizontal slider with one operable sash, insect screen, white frame
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3covering: white vertical blinds
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2outlook: the covered deck and its railing, then tall redwoods and a neighboring building
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2glazing: single or dual pane not determined
Not established. Recorded confidence 30%Tour reference 1Limitation: People on the deck pass right in front of this window.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Standard slider
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recordingfaces: Living room outlook: covered deck, tall redwoods and a neighboring building
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1faces: Covered deck outside the living room (private balcony or shared access walkway not determined)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Covered deck outside the living room (private balcony or shared access walkway not determined)
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Railing and deck look sound and painted through the window.
surface: light coated deck floor
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2railing: gray painted wood slats on a top rail
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2cover: roof overhang with exposed rafters
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2access: the sliding door and the entry door both open onto it; a person stood on it outside the entry door
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%outlook: tall redwoods and a gray neighboring building with its own walkways
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Capability recorded as possible: sit outside under cover. only if the deck is private; not walked on the tour
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1Limitation: Because the entry door opens onto it, the deck may be the building's access walkway rather than a private balcony.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Limitation: Not walked or measured on the tour.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Questions to ask
- Is the deck outside the living room private to this unit or a shared walkway?
White vertical blinds on the living room window, slider and bedroom window
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Complete sets of vanes.
places: living room window, sliding door, bedroom window; the bathroom relies on obscure glass
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3Recorded quality assessment: basic. Standard PVC vertical blinds
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Living room outlook: covered deck, tall redwoods and a neighboring building
- Identification status
- unknown
content: deck railing in the foreground, tall redwoods and green trees, a gray neighboring building with walkways
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Bedroom and bathroom outlook: parking lot and a three story building across it
- Identification status
- unknown
content: surface parking with numbered stalls and accessible stalls, landscape strips with red leaf trees, a three story building with balconies, mature trees, open sky
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3distance to the building across: roughly 40 to 60 m, estimated from the footage
Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1
Recorded connections
visible from: Enclosed bathroom with tub and shower, toilet, sink vanity and an operable window
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Safety observations
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Detector coverage: living room and by the bedroom door
One detector is high on the living room wall near the thermostat, and a round detector sits high on the wall by the bedroom door, seen in the mirrored closet doors; from the reflection it may be inside the bedroom or on the dressing area side. Confirm its location at a visit and test each detector at move in.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Typical older layout; test both on move in.
Ask the manager: When were the detectors last tested or replaced?
Two round detectors mounted high on walls (living room and outside the bedroom)
- Identification status
- category only
Recorded condition: Mounted and intact; test status unknown.
count and places: one high on the living room wall near the thermostat and hall door; one high on the dressing area wall outside the bedroom door, seen in the vanity mirror
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3type: round white wall mounted detector with a printed wave symbol
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1bedroom: no detector seen inside the bedroom
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1Capability recorded as supported by hardware: sound an alarm for smoke. not tested
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Questions to ask
- Are the detectors combination smoke and CO alarms, and when were they last tested?
Layout, materials and finishes
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
Water heater not seen
No water heater was seen. The tall louvered enclosure in the dressing area was not opened; its top and bottom louvers match a combustion air closet, so it may hold a water heater. The panel's 30 A 2 pole breaker could also feed an electric water heater. Neither is confirmed.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Why it may matter: Hot water capacity, fuel and age are unknown, and a gas heater would add a second combustion appliance inside the unit.
Ask the manager: Is there a water heater in the louvered enclosure; gas or electric; size and age?
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No washer, dryer or laundry hookups in the unit
No washer, dryer, hookup box or dryer vent was seen in the kitchen, closets, dressing area or bathroom. The official site and Stanford describe shared on site laundry, card operated (claims
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3villa-022,villa-038); the Rentable claim of in unit laundry (villa-041) does not match this unit.
Why it may matter: Laundry means trips to a shared card operated laundry room; where it is relative to this unit was not filmed.
Ask the manager: Where is the nearest laundry room, how many machines, and what does a load cost?
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No smart home devices
No smart lock, smart thermostat, video doorbell or connected sensors were seen; the thermostat is a mechanical dial.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
Entry door lock, deadbolt and peephole not filmed
The entry door appears only briefly, standing open, at the end of the living room; its lock, deadbolt, chain and peephole were not shown.
Not observed in the recording
Why it may matter: Security hardware is unknown.
Ask the manager: What locks are on the entry door, and are locks rekeyed between tenants?
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
Unit number not visible in the footage
Neither clip shows a door number, mailbox or sign; the panel directory is blank. Parking stall numbers 106, 104 and 103 are painted in the lot below the bathroom window, but whether stalls are numbered by unit is unknown.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Why it may matter: Confirm the unit number and its assigned stall with the leasing office before applying.
Ask the manager: Which unit number was toured, and which parking stall comes with it?
Recorded finding · Inference
Floor plan: most likely the 780 sq ft Camellia
Stanford Villa advertises two one bedroom plans: Magnolia (610 sq ft, $2,705 to $2,710) and Camellia, called Junior 1BR (780 sq ft, $2,985 to $3,045). This unit has a living room open to a U shaped kitchen, two hall closets plus a linen closet, a separate dressing area with a roughly 5 ft vanity counter, an enclosed bath and a bedroom with two mirrored wardrobe closets. That amount of closet and bath space is more than a 610 sq ft one bedroom usually holds, so the larger Camellia is the better match. No plan label, drawing or measurement confirms it.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Research source 1
Why it may matter: Rent depends on the plan: about $2,700 if Magnolia, about $3,000 if Camellia.
Ask the manager: Which floor plan is this unit, and what is its exact square footage?
Recorded finding · Inference
Top floor: nobody overhead, but heat and stairs
The roof eaves sit directly over the bathroom window and the deck outside the living room, so the unit is on the top floor. No footsteps from above; the roof makes it warmer in summer and there is no air conditioning; an elevator was not seen and Stanford says only some buildings have one.
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1
Why it may matter: Good for quiet; plan for hot afternoons and carrying things upstairs.
Ask the manager: Is there an elevator in this building?
Recorded finding · Inference
Windows on two sides allow cross ventilation
The living room window and slider face the covered deck and trees on one side; the bedroom and bathroom windows face the parking lot on the other. Opening both sides can pull a breeze through, which matters with no air conditioning.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
Why it may matter: Cross breezes help on warm evenings.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Living room on the deck that the front door opens onto
The wide living room window and the sliding door face the covered deck, and the entry door opens onto the same deck beside the slider. A person stood on the deck outside the open door during the tour. Anyone walking to the door passes the living room window.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Expect to keep the vertical blinds partly closed for privacy; the deck roof also keeps the room shaded.
Ask the manager: Do neighbors use this deck to reach their doors?
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Shaded living room light
The living room window sits under the deck roof and looks into tall trees; in footage taken around 1 pm on a sunny November day the room reads dim compared with the bedroom.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Pleasant in summer, darker in winter; good lamps help.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
No foyer or coat closet at the front door
The entry door opens directly into the living room; the nearest closets are behind the hall door on the opposite wall.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Shoes and coats land in the living room unless you add a rack.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Split bathroom with a dressing area
A dressing area with a long granite topped vanity counter, drawers and a mirror sits outside the enclosed bath, between it and the bedroom.
Observed in the recordingThe stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Two people can get ready at once; makeup and grooming have their own counter.
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
No sink on the dressing counter
The long dressing counter shows no sink or faucet in the frames that cover it; the only washbasin is in the enclosed bath.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
Why it may matter: Tooth brushing still happens in the enclosed bath.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Storage inventory: five closets plus vanity drawers
Two bedroom closets with mirrored sliders, two hall closets with rods and shelves (one with the attic hatch), a four shelf linen closet, the dressing vanity drawers and cabinets, and the kitchen cabinets. The official site promises Ample Closet Space (claim
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Research source 1villa-014) and this unit supports it.The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Well above average closet space for a one bedroom.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Dark blotches on the living room carpet
The living room carpet near the sliding door and entry door shows dark blotchy areas, either staining or crushed pile; the bedroom carpet looks new.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Ask for cleaning before move in and record it on the move in checklist to protect the deposit.
Ask the manager: Will the living room carpet be cleaned or replaced, and can its condition be noted on the move in inspection?
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Carpet and wood look plank, matching Stanford's description
The official home page says each home features beautiful flooring without naming it (claim
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2villa-004). Stanford describes carpet and laminate (villa-035). This unit has carpet in the living room, hall and bedroom and dark wood look plank in the kitchen, dressing area and bath; no real hardwood.The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Expect carpet in the main rooms.
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Carpet to plank transitions at each doorway
Plank in the kitchen, dressing area and bath meets carpet at the living room, hall and bedroom doorways.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Why it may matter: Easy to clean wet areas; edges at doorways to watch with rolling chairs.
Recorded finding · Inference
Hollow core doors and thin wall reviews
Interior doors are flat hollow core slabs. A 2020 resident review on Apartments.com complained of thin walls and loud Caltrain noise.
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
Why it may matter: Sound will carry between rooms and possibly from neighbors.
Ask the manager: Which walls are shared with neighboring units?
Recorded finding · Inference
Caltrain line along Alma Street
The property fronts Alma Street, which runs beside the Caltrain right of way; the East Meadow Drive grade crossing on that line is nearby, where trains sound horns. A 2020 review cites loud Caltrain noise. The capture audio has no speech and is uncalibrated; no train pass was identified in it. Which side of the property this building faces relative to the tracks was not established.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
Why it may matter: Light sleepers should visit in the evening and ask for a unit away from Alma Street.
Ask the manager: How far is this building from Alma Street and the tracks?
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
Attic hatch inside a hall closet
The only attic access seen is a framed hatch in the hall closet ceiling.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Why it may matter: Roof or attic repairs mean emptying that closet and letting workers in.
Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording
Route to the unit, stairs, mailroom and amenities not filmed
The walkthrough starts inside the kitchen. The route from parking or the leasing office, the stairs, any elevator, mailboxes, laundry rooms, pools and fitness center were not filmed.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Why it may matter: Distance to the nearest laundry room and stairs matters for a top floor unit.
Ask the manager: How far are the nearest laundry room and stairs from this unit?
Recorded finding · Observed in the recording
What the capture covers
Covered: the kitchen with every appliance opened, the living room, the wall furnace and thermostat, two hall closets, the dressing area and breaker panel, the bedroom and both closets, the bathroom with the window opened, the linen closet, and a short second clip of the detector and the living room. Not covered: the entry door hardware, the deck, the exterior, the unit number, common areas and any test of water, heat, burners or appliances.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Recorded finding · Inference
Refreshed finishes over original era systems
Granite counters in the kitchen, dressing area and bath, white raised panel cabinets, wood look plank and new bedroom carpet, new faucets and light bars sit next to a Zinsco electrical panel and a gas wall furnace that appear original to the 1970s building, aluminum windows and a refinished tub.
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
Why it may matter: The surfaces are updated; the electrical panel and heating are not.
Tall louvered utility enclosure in the dressing area (contents not shown)
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Clean painted louvers.
form: floor to near ceiling white boxed enclosure about 18 in wide with a large upper louver and a lower louvered panel
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2contents: not opened on the tour; the two louvers match the combustion air openings of a closet for a gas water heater or furnace, but nothing inside was seen
Inference. Recorded confidence 35%Tour reference 1Limitation: If it holds a gas water heater, it is another combustion appliance inside the unit that needs a CO alarm.
Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
Recorded connections
located in: Dressing area between the bedroom and the bathroom, with a long vanity counter
Observed in the recording
Questions to ask
- What is inside the louvered enclosure in the dressing area: a water heater, and if so, gas or electric, and how old?
Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Clean and freshly painted; living room carpet shows dark blotches; mechanical systems are old.
bedrooms and baths: one bedroom with a door, one split bathroom (dressing area with a long vanity counter plus an enclosed room with tub, toilet and sink)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1rooms in order of the walkthrough: kitchen, living room, two hall closets, dressing area, bedroom with two mirrored closets, bathroom, linen closet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4 · Tour reference 5 · Tour reference 6floor: top floor (likely the third floor of a three story building)
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1plan: likely Camellia (advertised 780 sq ft) rather than Magnolia (610 sq ft); see the plan finding
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Research source 1unit number: not visible in any frame
Not observed in the recordingwindow sides: living room window and slider on one side (onto the covered deck and trees); bedroom and bathroom windows on the other side (parking lot)
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3condition at the tour: vacant, freshly painted, cleaned, ready to rent
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as possible: cross ventilation. windows open on two sides of the unit
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Recorded quality assessment: average. Refreshed finishes (granite, white cabinets, plank floors, new carpet) in a 1970s shell; Generous storage and a split bath; Original era electrical panel and wall furnace
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
part of: Apartment building holding the unit, with a covered exterior deck along the top floor
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Entry: the front door opens straight into the living room
- Identification status
- unknown
layout: no foyer; the entry door is in the living room corner next to the sliding door, both opening onto the covered deck
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%coat storage: no closet at the door; the nearest closets are off the hall door across the living room
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Recorded connections
located in: Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
Observed in the recordingpart of: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
Entry door from the covered deck into the living room
- Identification status
- unknown
position: living room corner, immediately beside the sliding glass door
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%seen: only briefly, standing open, with a person standing outside on the deck
Observed in the recordinghardware: lock, deadbolt, peephole and weatherstrip not filmed
Not observed in the recording
Recorded connections
opens to: Covered deck outside the living room (private balcony or shared access walkway not determined). the entry door opens onto the same covered deck
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%adjacent to: Sliding glass door from the living room to the covered deck
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Fresh paint; the carpet shows dark blotches near the slider and entry door.
floor: gray beige carpet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1windows: one wide horizontal slider window and a sliding glass door, both with vertical blinds, onto the covered deck
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2fixtures: ceiling fan with light, wall furnace beside the hall door, thermostat and switches, a detector high on the wall
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2dining space: no separate dining room; table space would be the carpeted area in front of the kitchen opening
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2ceiling: flat painted ceiling
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as possible: fit a sofa, chair and small dining table. dimensions not measured
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1Limitation: Light comes through a window shaded by the deck roof; the room reads dim in the footage despite a sunny early afternoon.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: The wall furnace and the hall door take one wall; the window wall holds the slider and entry door.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Ordinary carpeted living room; Ceiling fan; Shaded light
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
Observed in the recordingopens to: Covered deck outside the living room (private balcony or shared access walkway not determined). through the sliding door
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
Sliding glass door from the living room to the covered deck
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Not opened on the tour.
covering: floor length white vertical blinds
Observed in the recordingposition: living room corner beside the entry door
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recording
Short hall from the living room past two closets to the dressing area
- Identification status
- unknown
doors: a door from the living room opens to a carpeted passage with two closet doors; a further door leads into the dressing area
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3floor: carpet, changing to wood look plank at the dressing area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Recorded connections
located in: Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
Observed in the recordingaccessible from: Carpeted living room with a ceiling fan, a wide window and a sliding door onto the covered deck
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Attic access hatch in the hall closet ceiling
- Identification status
- unknown
form: framed square panel in the closet ceiling
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1Limitation: Maintenance reaching the attic (roof leaks, ducts, wiring) passes through this closet.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Recorded connections
located in: Hall closet with rod and shelf and the attic hatch
Observed in the recording
Dressing area between the bedroom and the bathroom, with a long vanity counter
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Clean and freshly finished.
floor: dark wood look plank
Observed in the recordingcontents: long vanity counter with drawers and doors under a large mirror and three light bar, a tall louvered utility enclosure, the breaker panel in the wall, a wall switch by the bathroom door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1doors: bedroom doorway on one side, bathroom door at the far end, door back toward the hall
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Capability recorded as supported by hardware: let one person get ready while another uses the bath. split layout
InferenceRecorded quality assessment: average. Useful split bath layout; Granite topped counter
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded connections
located in: Top floor one bedroom at Stanford Villa (unit number not filmed; plan likely Camellia, 780 sq ft)
Observed in the recordingaccessible from: Short hall from the living room past two closets to the dressing area
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Long dressing vanity counter with drawers, doors, mirror and light bar (no sink seen)
- Identification status
- unknown
counter: granite top with a short granite splash, about 5 ft long
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%storage: a row of drawers over cabinet doors, white raised panel fronts with satin nickel knobs
Observed in the recordingmirror and light: wall mirror across the counter, three globe light bar above
Observed in the recordingsink: no sink or faucet seen on this counter
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Material: top: granite
Observed in the recordingCapability recorded as supported by hardware: makeup and grooming station with storage
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Limitation: Without a sink it is a dressing table, not a second washbasin.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Recorded quality assessment: average. Granite top; Builder grade boxes
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Dressing area between the bedroom and the bathroom, with a long vanity counter
Observed in the recording
Gray beige carpet in the living room, hall, closets and bedroom
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Bedroom carpet looks new with shading marks; living room carpet shows dark blotches.
rooms: living room, hall, closets and bedroom
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3look: medium pile, gray beige
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Material: carpet: synthetic carpet
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Limitation: Dark blotches across the living room carpet near the slider and entry door.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Limitation: Carpet holds dust and allergens; carpet typically lasts 8 to 10 years.
External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1Recorded quality assessment: average. Apartment grade carpet
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: Carpeted bedroom with one wide window and two mirrored sliding closets
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Dark wood look plank flooring in the kitchen, dressing area and bathroom
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Clean, no lifting seen.
rooms: kitchen, dressing area and bathroom
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1look: dark brown wood grain planks
Observed in the recordingmaterial: laminate or vinyl plank; continuous into the bathroom suggests vinyl, Stanford describes carpet and laminate
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1Limitation: Not real hardwood.
InferenceRecorded quality assessment: average. Common wood look plank
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Recorded connections
located in: U shaped kitchen open to the living room, no window
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Painted drywall walls and flat ceilings in a warm beige
- Identification status
- unknown
Recorded condition: Freshly painted; minor scuffs.
walls: light orange peel texture painted warm beige; white trim and doors
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2ceilings: flat painted, no popcorn texture seen
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Recorded quality assessment: average. Fresh paint
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Flat hollow core interior doors with satin nickel knobs
- Identification status
- unknown
doors: white flat slab doors on the hall, closets, bedroom and bathroom
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3hardware: satin nickel ball knobs
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2Limitation: Hollow core doors pass sound between the bedroom, bath and living room.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Recorded quality assessment: basic. Hollow core slab doors
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Building and shared spaces
Recorded finding · Read in the source
Numbered stalls in the lot below the unit
Stalls in the lot below the bathroom window are numbered (106, 104 and 103 are legible) and marked accessible stalls are nearby, consistent with the listing of one assigned space per residence (claims
Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1 · Research source 2villa-031andvilla-037).
Why it may matter: Parking is close to the building, but the assigned stall for this unit was not shown.
Ask the manager: Which stall is assigned, and is it covered?
Stanford Villa, 3375 Alma Street, Palo Alto (garden apartment community)
- Identification status
- unknown
Stanford Villa is a garden apartment community of 209 units at 3375 Alma Street (Apartments.com uses 3351 to 3375 Alma St), Palo Alto 94306, in the St. Claire Gardens area south of Midtown, managed by Woodmont Real Estate Services.
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2Most listings give 1975 as the year built; a HotPads snippet says 1962 with a 2012 remodel.
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1Stanford describes three story buildings with elevators in some buildings only.
External researchResearch source 1Advertised plans: Studio (590 sq ft), Magnolia one bedroom (610 sq ft), Camellia, called Junior 1BR (780 sq ft), and Ponderosa two bedroom two bath (1,050 sq ft).
External researchResearch source 1Advertised community amenities: three pools, a strength and fitness center, card operated shared laundry rooms, bike storage, landscaped courtyards and 24 hour emergency maintenance; Stanford also mentions a sauna that the official site does not.
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3Policies: no pets, no smoking on site, renters insurance required, leases of 10 to 12 months.
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3Electric, water, gas, sewer and trash are billed to each apartment by usage plus a utility billing service fee; internet is an optional third party service.
External researchResearch source 1Walk Score 59, Transit Score 39, Bike Score 97; a Starbucks and a Grocery Outlet are next door; Stanford puts the property 3.8 miles from campus, about 19 minutes by bike.
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2Stanford leases some apartments here as furnished graduate housing and pays utilities for those units only.
External researchResearch source 1Built about 1975 with 209 units under a professional manager, so California AB 1482 rent caps and just cause rules very likely apply; Palo Alto's just cause ordinance starts after 6 months of tenancy.
External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1Reviews conflict: Zumper shows 9.9 with all five star reviews from 2022 to 2024 praising maintenance and full deposit returns (cons: no in unit washer and dryer, older buildings), while Apartments.com shows 3.9 of 5 with 2020 and 2022 complaints about management, Caltrain noise and thin walls.
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2The official gallery kitchen photo shows the same U shaped layout as this unit: refrigerator at the open end, white raised panel cabinets, gold granite, a white coil range under a white hood and a dome light.
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1Only the unit interior and the views from its windows were filmed; no common areas, amenities or the route to the unit.
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2GPS fix of the walkthrough: [location metadata removed]
Read in the sourceTour reference 1grounds seen: a surface parking lot with numbered stalls, landscaped strips with red leaf trees, a lawn, mature redwoods and other tall trees between buildings
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3neighboring building seen: a three story building with stacked balconies across the parking lot
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Apartment building holding the unit, with a covered exterior deck along the top floor
- Identification status
- unknown
unit level: top floor: the roof overhang with exposed rafters sits directly above the bathroom window and covers the deck outside the living room
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3stories: not counted from outside; Stanford describes three story buildings at the property, and the building across the lot is three stories
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1exterior elements seen: painted wood slat railing in gray, exposed rafters and roof sheathing on the eaves, coated deck surface
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2elevator: not seen; Stanford says only some buildings have elevators
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1Limitation: No elevator was seen; a top floor unit likely means carrying groceries and furniture up two flights.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
Recorded connections
part of: Stanford Villa, 3375 Alma Street, Palo Alto (garden apartment community)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Questions to ask
- Does this building have an elevator, and how far is the unit from its parking space?
Surface parking lot below the bedroom and bathroom windows
- Identification status
- unknown
Listings describe one assigned uncovered space per residence and extra spaces for $50 (uncovered) or $75 (carport) a month.
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2markings: white striped stalls with painted numbers including 106, 104 and 103; accessible stalls in blue at one side
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2cover: uncovered stalls in this view
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Recorded connections
part of: Stanford Villa, 3375 Alma Street, Palo Alto (garden apartment community)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1visible from: Carpeted bedroom with one wide window and two mirrored sliding closets
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Listing checks (23)
Listing claim excerpt: “Carefree, Luxury Living; Stanford Villa offers a carefree way of life in a classic and elegant atmosphere.; Each apartment offers a distinct combination of quality, comfort and style,”
Misleading. Refreshed finishes (granite, white cabinets, plank and new carpet) around a 2005 Hotpoint refrigerator, a 2011 dishwasher, a coil range, an original era Zinsco panel, a gas wall furnace, no air conditioning and no in unit laundry.
Clean and updated on the surface; the appliances and systems are basic and old, which is not what luxury usually means.
Listing claim excerpt: “Choose from studio, 1, and 2 bedroom apartments”
Supported. A one bedroom with one split bath on the top floor.
The plan name was not shown.
Listing claim excerpt: “Each home features beautiful flooring, spacious, open plan living areas, fully appointed kitchens.; The apartments are spacious and have carpet and laminate flooring throughout.”
Partly supported. Carpet in the living room, hall, closets and bedroom; dark wood look plank in the kitchen, dressing area and bath.
Matches Stanford's carpet and laminate description; the official page never says hardwood. The living room carpet has dark blotches.
Listing claim excerpt: “Spacious Layouts; purposely designed to provide a stylish and functional home.”
Partly supported. The kitchen opens to the living room; storage is generous (five closets plus a dressing vanity). Rooms were not measured.
The split bath and closets are real strengths; the kitchen is compact and windowless and the living room is shaded by the deck roof.
Listing claim excerpt: “Fully Appointed Kitchens; Kitchens provided, appliances vary, but all apartments have a refrigerator and stove/oven.”
Partly supported. Refrigerator, electric coil range and oven, ducted hood, dishwasher and a 2021 disposer; no microwave.
Everything Stanford promises plus a dishwasher, but the refrigerator dates from 2005 and the dishwasher from 2011, and there is no microwave.
Listing claim excerpt: “Granite Countertops”
Supported. Granite counters with a granite splash in the kitchen, and granite tops on both bathroom vanities.
No tile backsplash above the short granite splash.
Listing claim excerpt: “Ample Closet Space; featuring spacious restyled interiors, oversized closets, and private patios and balconies.”
Supported. Two mirrored bedroom closets, two hall closets with rods and shelves, a four shelf linen closet and a long dressing vanity with drawers.
Two closet walls in the bedroom leave less wall for furniture.
Listing claim excerpt: “Balcony/Patio*; featuring spacious restyled interiors, oversized closets, and private patios and balconies.”
Partly supported. A covered deck with a railing outside the living room window and sliding door; the entry door opens onto the same deck.
Whether the deck is private or the shared walkway to the front doors was not established; it was seen only through the window.
Listing claim excerpt: “The beautifully landscaped community features three refreshing swimming pools,; 3 Sparkling Pools; Strength & Fitness Center; which has green open spaces, three pools, laundry facilities, a sauna, an exercise room, and elevators in some buildings.”
Not verified on the tour. Pools, fitness center and sauna were not filmed.
Ask where they are relative to this building and their hours.
Listing claim excerpt: “a comprehensive strength and fitness center, and on site laundry facilities.; On site Laundry Facilities; On site laundry facilities, card operated”
Partly supported. No washer, dryer or hookups in the unit, consistent with shared laundry; the laundry rooms themselves were not filmed.
Laundry means trips to a card operated room; its distance from this top floor unit is unknown.
Listing claim excerpt: “In unit Laundry”
Contradicted by the tour. No washer or dryer anywhere in the unit; also no air conditioning seen, which the same stale Rentable listing claims.
The Rentable listing is stale and conflicts with the official site.
Listing claim excerpt: “Parking Type: Multiple; We offer one assigned parking spot per residence.; Additional parking is available for $50 a month for an uncovered parking space and $75 for a carport space.; One assigned space per apartment, uncovered”
Partly supported. A surface lot with numbered uncovered stalls (106, 104, 103 legible) and accessible stalls lies below the bathroom window.
The stall assigned to this unit and any carports were not shown.
Listing claim excerpt: “Beautifully Landscaped Courtyards”
Partly supported. Mature redwoods and trees beyond the deck, landscape strips with red leaf trees and a lawn by the parking lot.
Only views from the windows were filmed.
Listing claim excerpt: “High speed Internet Access”
Not verified on the tour. No Ethernet jacks or internet equipment seen; one unidentified small wall plate in the living room.
The costs page lists internet as an optional third party service, so it is not included; ask which providers serve the building.
Listing claim excerpt: “Handicap Friendly”
Not verified on the tour. This unit is on the top floor and no elevator was seen; the bath has a standard tub with sliding doors.
Stanford says only some buildings have elevators; this unit may not suit anyone who cannot use stairs.
Listing claim excerpt: “Stanford Villa is in a prime location; close to both Stanford University and vibrant downtown Palo Alto; We are also close to some of the top employers in the area including Google and Facebook.; A Starbucks and Grocery Outlet are right next door to the…”
Not verified on the tour. Not filmed; the GPS fix places the walkthrough at Stanford Villa on Alma Street.
About 3.8 miles to Stanford by Stanford's own figure; Alma Street borders the Caltrain line, which reviews mention for noise.
Listing claim excerpt: “$2000 OFF YOUR FIRST MONTH'S RENT ON SELECT APARTMENT HOMES!”
Not verified on the tour. Not applicable to the tour.
The banner shown says it expired 11/16/2025; ask what special, if any, applies now.
Listing claim excerpt: “24 Hour Emergency Maintenance”
Not verified on the tour. Not testable on a tour.
Reviews on Zumper praise fast maintenance; Apartments.com reviews complain about management.
Listing claim excerpt: “Bike Storage”
Not verified on the tour. Not filmed.
Ask where bike storage is and whether it is secured.
Listing claim excerpt: “No Pets Allowed; Smoking is prohibited on site.”
Not verified on the tour. No pet or smoking signs filmed.
No pets allowed; renters with pets should look elsewhere.
Listing claim excerpt: “Security Deposit (Refundable); Storage Rental (Upon Availability)”
Not verified on the tour. Not observable on a tour.
Deposit $700 to $800 by unit type plus a possible conditional deposit; storage $25 to $75 a month when available.
Listing claim excerpt: “Utility Billing Service Fee”
Not verified on the tour. Gas wall furnace, electric coil range, a 2005 refrigerator, a 1.6 gallon toilet and no air conditioning.
Utilities are billed by usage; the old refrigerator and gas heat add to the bills.
Listing claim excerpt: “Stanford Villa Apartments is a 209 unit complex”
Not verified on the tour. Only the unit was filmed.
209 units across several three story buildings.
Questions to confirm with the manager
- Will the 2005 refrigerator and 2011 dishwasher be replaced?
- Where does the hood duct end?
- Is air conditioning provided or are portable units allowed?
- When was the furnace last serviced?
- Is the Zinsco panel being replaced?
- Are the detectors combination smoke and CO alarms?
- Where is the nearest laundry room and what does a load cost?
- Which providers serve the building and where does the line enter?
- How far is this building from Alma Street?
- Are the refrigerator and dishwasher scheduled for replacement?
- Will it be replaced before move in?
- Has it been serviced recently?
- Where does the hood duct terminate, and can it be replaced with smooth metal duct?
- Is air conditioning provided, and are portable or window units allowed?
Source and limits
Source: b.’s visit and the structured apartment record. Interior conditions can change after the visit. Light and sound reflect the recorded circumstances, not every time of day. The record is not a professional inspection or a guarantee of availability.
Covered: the kitchen with every appliance opened and labels read, the living room with the wall furnace, thermostat and running ceiling fan, two hall closets, the dressing area and breaker panel, the bedroom and both closets, the bathroom with its window opened, the linen closet, and a short clip of a wall detector. Not covered: the unit number, the entry door hardware, the deck (seen only through the window), the exterior, the route from parking, stairs or elevator, laundry rooms, pools, fitness center, and any test of water, burners, oven, dishwasher, disposer or heat.
Confidence values are the original record’s estimates, not calibrated probabilities. Some records include a stored frame check that does not establish the statement by itself; those details are marked for confirmation. Research and interpretation remain separate from observations.
Tour references and research sources
Tour references identify the stored evidence record, with the position in its source clip where available. Different clips have separate clocks. Original media and raw labels are not part of this public release. External sources support research, not proof that an appliance worked in the apartment.
Tour evidence references (145)
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ev.4020.t0003.living_wallplates
- AJ Madison
- SupplyHouse
- Justia
- California Public Law
- California Public Utilities Commission
- Emerson (White Rodgers)
- AlphaChooser
- AppliancePartsPros
- The Home Depot
- GE Appliances
- GE Appliances via ManualMachine
- iFixit
- InSinkErator
- InterNACHI
- InterNACHI forum
- Apartments.com Stanford Villa page
- nlihc.org
- Stanford Residential and Dining Enterprises off campus housing page
- Rentable listing
- www.stanfordvilla.com
- stanfordvilla.com amenities page
- stanfordvilla.com community costs page
- stanfordvilla.com gallery
- www.walkscore.com
- www.zumper.com
- SupplyHouse
- InspectApedia
- InspectApedia
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