Stanford Villa, top floor two bedroom two bath, Ponderosa plan (unit number not filmed; possibly 377)

Updated November 10, 2026 · By b. (findwithb.com)

A refreshed top floor two bedroom two bath at the southeast edge of Stanford Villa, with both bedrooms looking down on the Alma Village plaza, playground and grocery parking lot. The surfaces are new: white stone look counters (likely quartz, not the advertised granite) with an undermount sink, white cabinets, dark plank floors, new taupe carpet in the bedrooms, new vanities and Caroma dual flush toilets. The appliances are basic white: a 2017 GE top freezer refrigerator, a GE coil range, a white dishwasher, an older rusting Broan hood and a new InSinkErator disposer. Behind the finishes the building is original: a pre 1973 Zinsco Magnetrip breaker panel in the hall, aluminum windows, popcorn ceilings and a Carrier gas furnace in a hall closet with no cooling. The kitchen has no window, laundry is in shared card rooms, and the unit number was not filmed.

62 recorded objects and spaces · 38 detailed findings · 24 listing checks

City: Palo Alto
Address: 3375 Alma Street, Palo Alto, CA 94306 (unit number not filmed)
Visit date: 3 Nov 2026, 13:18
Home type: Two bedroom two bath garden apartment on the top floor, split primary bath
Recorded asking rent: $3,850 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

You step onto pale beige carpet and look straight ahead into a dining nook of dark wood look planks under a bronze ceiling fan with a glowing bowl light. Warm cream walls, a bumpy popcorn ceiling and a window of white vertical blinds onto the covered walkway frame it, and to the left a crisp white kitchen tucks behind a wall. Everything is empty, clean and freshly turned over, plain rather than characterful.

Light and windows

The home has a shaded front and a brighter back. The living room and dining nook face northwest onto a roofed walkway, so their daylight is soft and indirect, with little direct sun before late afternoon. The kitchen has no window at all: one dome light does the work, a mirror hangs where a window would be, and you stand in your own shadow at the counters. The hall and both baths are inner rooms lit by fixtures. The two bedrooms at the back face southeast with open sky over the plaza, so mornings should be bright, while the roof eave above the glass keeps out the high midday sun; on the early afternoon tour they felt evenly lit and a little cool and gray inside against a bright blue sky. Bedroom 2 has windows on two walls and is the brightest room. No ceiling lights were seen in the bedrooms or the living room, so evenings mean lamps.

Space and layout

The plan is sensible and well divided. The living room, dining nook and kitchen share the front of the home by the walkway; a carpeted hall lined with a mirrored coat closet, linen shelves, the thermostat, the electrical panel and the furnace closet leads to two bedrooms and two baths at the back, so sleeping stays apart from cooking and visitors. The kitchen is a compact U, enclosed on three sides and open only to the dining nook, so one cook fits better than two. The bedrooms are plain, boxy rectangles that are easy to furnish: bedroom 2 has two windows, its own walk in closet and the hall bath with a tub right beside its door, and the primary bedroom has a full wall of mirrored closet doors and a door into the split primary bath: a long vanity area, which seems to open to the hall as well, with a separate room for the toilet and stall shower behind a second door. Closets are generous everywhere. The living room was only partly filmed, and reaching the door means stairs, since no elevator was seen.

Sound during the visit

On the top floor no one walks above you, and carpet in the living room, hall and bedrooms softens your own steps. The front side is quiet in a residential way: neighbors pass on the shared walkway just outside the dining window. The bedroom side is livelier. Both bedrooms look down on the Alma Village plaza, a small playground, picnic tables and a grocery parking lot, so expect daytime voices, carts, car doors and deliveries, and the East Meadow Caltrain crossing, where trains sound their horns, lies just beyond. The thin aluminum windows, possibly single glazed, will not hold much of that back. Inside, the gas furnace sits in a closet in the bedroom hall, so its burner and blower will be heard at night when the heat runs. Online reviews mention train noise and thin walls; nothing was measured on the tour, and night noise is unknown.

Recorded interior features

Observed facts, claims and uncertainties are kept separate.
Feature	Record and evidence basis
Laundry inside the apartment	No washer, dryer or hookups anywhere in the unitObserved during the visit
Air conditioning	Gas forced air heat only; no cooling coil on the furnace and no wall or window unitNot observed; may be outside the recording
Dishwasher	White built in dishwasher with front controls; brand not seen and not runObserved during the visit
Gas cooking	GE electric coil range with temperature limiting coilsObserved during the visit
Internet hardware	No Ethernet, cable or phone wall plates seen; internet is an optional third party serviceNot observed; may be outside the recording
Private outdoor space	A tall glass panel with vertical blinds beside the entry was never opened; no balcony was shownNot observed; may be outside the recording
Windows on two sides	Dining and living glass on the walkway side, bedroom windows on the Alma Village 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 two bedroom (Ponderosa plan; listed early November 2026)

The unit number was not filmed; unit 377 (top floor style number, available now) is a plausible match but unconfirmed.
External research. Recorded confidence 35%Research source 1
listed rent, Ponderosa 2 bed 2 bath, 1,050 sq ft (Zumper, 4 available): 3,850 to 4,175 USD per month
External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
Ponderosa on Apartments.com snippets: 4,060 to 4,265; unit 377 at 4,250 available now USD per month
External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1
Ponderosa in a HotPads search snippet recorded with the Zumper availability research (stale June 2026 dates): unit 371 at 4,085; another at 3,735 USD per month
External research. Recorded confidence 30%Research source 1
rent per square foot (Zumper range over 1,050 sq ft): 3.67 to 3.98 USD per sq ft per month
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
application fee: 59 USD per applicant
External researchResearch source 1
security deposit (official 700 to 800 by unit type; 800 shown for Ponderosa on Apartments.com): 800 USD
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2
renters insurance: required; or an 8 USD per month gap charge
External researchResearch source 1
parking: one assigned uncovered space included; extra uncovered 50, carport 75 per month USD per month
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
storage rental: 25 to 75, upon availability USD per month
External researchResearch source 1
late fee: 50 USD
External research. Recorded confidence 65%Research source 1
card payment fee: 3.1 percent (4.10 percent international)
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
utilities: electric, water, gas, sewer, trash billed by usage plus a billing service fee
External researchResearch source 1
move 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: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
External research. Recorded confidence 60%

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Kitchen and appliances

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No built in microwave

The range has a Broan hood above it, not an over the range microwave, and no microwave shelf was seen.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Bring a countertop microwave, which takes counter space in a small kitchen.

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Refrigerator built August 2017 (GE GTE18GTHERWW)

Label read: Model GTE18GTHERWW, Serial [device identifier removed]; GE date code RH means August 2017.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Research source 1

Why it may matter: Mid life refrigerator.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Refrigerator plugged into a countertop receptacle

The refrigerator cord climbs the counter corner and plugs into the backsplash receptacle beside it, taking that outlet and leaving a cord across the work surface.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: One fewer counter outlet and a cord in the prep area.

Ask the manager: Can an outlet be added behind the refrigerator?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Rust streaks inside the older range hood

Inside the Broan hood body a dark rust streak runs along a seam, with chipped paint and a scuffed label, while the counters and range around it are new.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Grease and moisture have worked on this hood for years; filter cleaning is overdue at least.

Ask the manager: Will the hood be replaced or the filter cleaned?

Recorded finding · Inference

Range hood may only recirculate in a windowless kitchen

No duct or exterior cap was seen and the two rocker Broan design is sold mostly as a non ducted recirculating hood. The kitchen has no window.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1

Why it may matter: Frying and searing smells may linger in the unit.

Ask the manager: Does the hood exhaust outside?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Electric coil cooking only

The range is a GE electric coil model with temperature limiting coil sensors; no gas line and no smooth top.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Fine for everyday cooking; enthusiasts used to gas will find heat changes slow.

Recorded finding · Inference

Range clock about an hour off

The clock read 2:19 to 2:20 while the clip was recorded at about 1:18 to 1:19 pm Pacific, two days after daylight time ended.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: A sign the range was powered but not fully set up at turnover.

Recorded finding · Inference

New counters and range next to an older hood and an original Zinsco panel

The kitchen has new stone look counters, an undermount sink, a new GE coil range and a current InSinkErator disposer, while the Broan hood above the range shows rust and the unit is still served by a pre 1973 Zinsco panel.
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4

Why it may matter: Cosmetic renovation; the infrastructure behind it is original.

Ask the manager: What was replaced in the last renovation (panel, wiring, plumbing)?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Appliance tests on the tour: power only

The refrigerator light came on and the range clock was lit; the oven and refrigerator were opened and the cabinets checked. Water, coils, oven heat, dishwasher, disposer and hood fan were not run.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Run water and every appliance at move in inspection.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Kitchen has no window; a mirror hangs where one would be

The U shaped kitchen is enclosed on three sides with no window; a dark framed mirror over the sink reflects the dining window.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: No daylight over the sink and no way to air out cooking smoke except the hood.

GE 17.5 cu ft top freezer refrigerator, white (GTE18GTHERWW), built August 2017

Brand: GE
Manufacturer: GE Appliances (a Haier company)
Product family: GE GTE18GTH 17.5 cu ft ENERGY STAR top freezer platform (now discontinued)
Recorded model: GTE18GTHERWW
Identification status: exact model confirmed

Recorded age estimate: about 9 years 3 months old at the tour (built August 2017)

Age estimate basis: GE serial date code RH: R = August, H = 2017 or 2005. 2017 chosen because the label carries the post 2016 GE Appliances name and address and cyclopentane (C5H10) insulation, and the GTE18GTH platform is a 2010s design.

Recorded condition: Clean, empty interior with intact shelves, drawers and gaskets; doors without visible dents. Cooling temperature was not measured.

Rating label reads Model GTE18GTHERWW and Serial [device identifier removed]
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
Serial date code RH decodes to August 2017 (August 2005 rejected because the label uses the post 2016 GE Appliances branding)
InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1
Interior light came on when the door was opened, so the refrigerator was powered
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
total capacity: 17.5 cu ft
External researchResearch source 1
fresh food and freezer split (platform): about 13.5 fresh food and 4.0 freezer cu ft
External research. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1
dimensions (GTE18GTHWW): 67 3/8 H x 28 W x 32 1/2 D in
External researchResearch source 1
ENERGY STAR: yes for the GTE18GTHWW base model
External researchResearch source 1
electrical rating on label: 110 to 127 VAC 60 Hz, 6.5 A
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
refrigerant: R134A, 4.375 oz
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
minimum clearances on label: top 1.0 in, back 2.0 in, sides 0.75 in
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
fresh food shelving observed: two framed glass shelves, two Climate Zone crisper drawers with humidity sliders, gallon door bins
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
freezer observed: one wire shelf, empty floor, no icemaker installed
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
controls: temperature dial (Cold, Colder Recommended, Coldest, Off) and a light switch in the housing at the top of the fresh food section
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
finish and handles: white textured doors with white handles, doors hinged on the left
Observed in the recording
Material: doors: white painted steel with textured finish
Observed in the recording
Material: fresh food shelves: glass in white plastic frames
Observed in the recording
Material: freezer shelf: white coated wire
Observed in the recording
Material: liner: white plastic
Observed in the recording
Capability recorded as confirmed: power on and interior light working. interior light lit when opened
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: weekly groceries for two people. 17.5 cu ft is a standard apartment size, small for two cooks who stock up
Inference
Capability recorded as not supported: make ice automatically. no icemaker installed; none seen in the freezer
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as not supported: water or ice from the door. no dispenser
Observed in the recording
Capability recorded as possible: bulk frozen storage. freezer of roughly 4 cu ft with one wire shelf
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Limitation: About 9 years old, inside the 9 to 13 year typical refrigerator life in the InterNACHI chart, so it is in the later half of its expected life
InferenceTour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
Limitation: No icemaker or water dispenser; a top freezer means bending for the fresh food bottom drawers
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: Its power cord runs across the counter to a backsplash receptacle beside it
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: The base model is discontinued, so the exact cabinet may not be replaceable like for like
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
Practical interpretation: Two people who cook and freeze in bulk will find 17.5 cu ft and a small freezer tight
Inference
Practical interpretation: No icemaker: plan on trays
Inference
Practical interpretation: A 2017 refrigerator is mid life; less likely to fail soon than the 2000s units in older rentals
Inference
Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level GE top freezer in white; glass shelves and humidity crispers are the only upgrades; no icemaker or dispenser
Inference
Recorded lifecycle estimate: mid. Typical life in years: 9 to 13. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 945 to 1,050 for the current GE GTE18GTNRWW. Estimate basis: Built August 2017, 9.2 years at the tour
InferenceResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3

Recorded connections

located in: Windowless U shaped kitchen open to the dining area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
powered by: Kitchen receptacles and switches
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

Was the refrigerator serviced or replaced at turnover, and how fast are appliance failures fixed?

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GE 30 inch freestanding electric coil range, white, electronic oven controls (model not read)

Brand: GE
Manufacturer: GE Appliances (a Haier company)
Product family: GE 30 inch freestanding electric coil ranges with electronic touch oven controls (JBS160, JBS360 or similar, built 2019 or later)
Identification status: brand only

Recorded age estimate: probably 2019 or later

Age estimate basis: Each coil element has a center temperature sensor, which coil ranges added to meet the UL 858 cooking oil ignition requirement effective April 4, 2019. The rating plate was not read.

Recorded condition: Clean, unmarked cooktop and drip bowls, clean oven cavity and racks; looks recently installed. Not run.

GE logo on the oven door; four coil elements with center sensors
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Digital clock read 2:19 on the control panel
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
Oven cavity is black porcelain with two racks and an exposed bake element
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
type: 30 in freestanding electric range, four exposed coil elements (two large, two small), oven below with storage drawer
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
controls: four knobs for the coils (two each side) and a central touch pad with digital clock and indicator lights
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
oven cavity observed: black porcelain interior, two racks, exposed lower bake element and upper broil element
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
coil safety sensors: silver sensor disk at the center of every coil element
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
typical oven capacity for GE coil ranges of this generation: 5.0 cu ft
External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1
typical electrical requirement: 240 V, 40 A circuit
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
clock at the tour: 2:19 to 2:20 while the clip was filmed at about 1:18 to 1:19 pm Pacific
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Material: cooktop: white porcelain enamel with chrome drip bowls
Observed in the recording
Material: oven cavity: black porcelain enamel
Observed in the recording
Material: door: white with tinted window
Observed in the recording
Capability recorded as confirmed: power to the range. clock display lit
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: bake and broil. bake and broil elements present; not run on the tour
InferenceTour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: boil and saute on four coil elements. coils not turned on
Inference
Capability recorded as possible: wok cooking or high heat searing. temperature limiting coils cycle off at high pan temperatures, which slows searing
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
Capability recorded as not supported: induction or gas cooking. coil elements only
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: Exposed coil elements are slow to respond and hard to clean compared with smooth top or induction
InferenceTour reference 1
Limitation: Temperature limiting coils can cycle down during high heat cooking
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2
Limitation: The clock read about an hour ahead (2:19 at about 1:19 pm), probably still on daylight time two days after the change
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Model and rating plate were not read, so self clean capability and exact capacity are unknown
Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
Practical interpretation: Serious cooks: coil burners and no gas; expect slower heat changes and coils that throttle back at high heat
Inference
Practical interpretation: Cast iron and flat bottom pans work; a wok will not sit well on coils
Inference
Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level GE coil range, the most common rental range; white finish, no convection; electronic controls with clock and timer
Inference
Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 13 to 15. Estimate basis: Probably 2019 or later from the coil sensors and its unworn condition
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

located in: Windowless U shaped kitchen open to the dining area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

What is the range model and is the oven self cleaning?
Can the clock be reset at move in (it was an hour off)?

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Broan under cabinet range hood with two rocker switches, white (series not read), older than the kitchen remodel

Brand: Broan
Manufacturer: Broan NuTone
Product family: Broan two rocker under cabinet hood (41000 non ducted or 43000 convertible style)
Identification status: brand only

Recorded age estimate: older than the counters and range; age unknown

Age estimate basis: Rust streaks and chipped paint inside the body while the surrounding cabinets and counters are new

Recorded condition: Exterior clean; inside, a rust streak along a seam, chipped paint and a scuffed label. Not run.

Front panel reads BROAN with FAN and LIGHT rocker switches
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
A dark rust streak runs along a seam inside the hood body
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
controls: two rocker switches: fan (two speeds) and light
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
filter: aluminum mesh filter at the center of the underside beside the light lens
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
ducting: not determined; no duct or wall cap was seen
Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
series design (41000): two speed rocker fan switch, separate light rocker, non ducted with charcoal filter
External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1
Material: body: white painted steel
Observed in the recording
Material: filter: aluminum mesh
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: capture steam and grease above the range. fan not run on the tour
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Capability recorded as unknown: exhaust cooking fumes outdoors. a recirculating hood only filters and returns air to the kitchen
Not established. Recorded confidence 40%
Limitation: If recirculating, smoke and odors stay in a kitchen that has no window
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Rust streaks and flaking paint inside the hood body
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Practical interpretation: Heavy searing or frying will smoke up the kitchen if the hood only recirculates; ask whether it vents outside
Inference
Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level Broan rocker switch hood; the cheapest hood class sold
Inference

Recorded connections

above: GE 30 inch freestanding electric coil range, white, electronic oven controls (model not read)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

Does the hood vent outside or recirculate?
Will the rusted hood be replaced?

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InSinkErator 1/3 HP Standard Series disposer (Badger 1 class), current branding

Brand: InSinkErator
Manufacturer: InSinkErator (Whirlpool Corporation)
Product family: Standard Series 1/3 HP continuous feed (Badger 1 or Badger 100)
Recorded model: Badger 1 (or Badger 100)
Identification status: likely model

Recorded age estimate: recent, probably installed in the last few years

Age estimate basis: Current InSinkErator logo and Standard Series label on a clean housing; no corrosion seen

Recorded condition: Clean housing and label, no rust or leaks seen. Not run.

Disposer label reads insinkerator, 1/3 HP, STANDARD SERIES
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
motor: 1/3 HP, 120 V, 1725 RPM, continuous feed, wall switch
External researchResearch source 1
label: insinkerator, 1/3 HP, STANDARD SERIES
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
connections: dishwasher drain hose into the disposer inlet; power cord plugged under the sink
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
switch: decorator rocker on the backsplash wall left of the faucet, marked DISPOSAL
Read in the source. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
sink strainer: InSinkErator stainless sink flange with white strainer basket
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
Material: housing: black plastic shell over the motor
Observed in the recording
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: grind soft food scraps. not run on the tour
Inference
Limitation: 1/3 HP is the smallest disposer size; fibrous scraps and bones jam it
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
Practical interpretation: Scrape plates; a 1/3 HP disposer is for light use
Inference
Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level 1/3 HP Standard Series, the common builder disposer
Inference
Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 12. Estimated replacement cost in USD: about 100 to 140. Estimate basis: Current branding and clean condition
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

connected to: Single bowl stainless undermount kitchen sink with pull down faucet and air gap
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Single bowl stainless undermount kitchen sink with pull down faucet and air gap

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Clean and unscratched bowl, shiny faucet.

A single bowl stainless sink is undermounted in the stone counter with a pull down faucet and an air gap cap
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
bowl: one large rectangular stainless bowl, undermounted in the stone counter, tight radius corners
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
faucet: chrome single lever pull down faucet with side handle, high arc spout, brand not seen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
air gap: chrome dishwasher air gap cap on the deck left of the faucet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
position: on the back wall under a framed mirror, between two corner base cabinets
Observed in the recording
Material: sink: stainless steel
Observed in the recording
Material: faucet: chrome plated
Observed in the recording
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: soak large pans and sheet trays. single large bowl
Inference
Capability recorded as unknown: running water. faucet was not turned on
Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
Limitation: Single bowl: no separate rinse side
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: Water pressure and hot water were not tested
Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded quality assessment: average. Undermount stainless bowl in stone is a step above drop in sinks; builder grade pull down faucet
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 15 to 20 (faucet). Estimate basis: Installed with the new counters
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1

Recorded connections

below: Dark framed mirror on the kitchen back wall above the sink
Observed in the recording

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White raised panel kitchen cabinets on three walls, brushed nickel knobs

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Doors square and clean; interiors clean.

White raised panel cabinets with brushed nickel knobs line three walls; an open upper shows adjustable shelves and concealed hinges
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
layout: U shaped: upper and base cabinets on the left, back and right walls; one bank of four drawers right of the range; tall upper at the end of the right run
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
doors: white raised panel doors with brushed nickel round knobs
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
interior: white shelves on adjustable pins, concealed European hinges
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Material: doors: white finish raised panel, likely thermofoil or painted MDF
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
Material: shelves: white melamine
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
Material: knobs: brushed nickel
Observed in the recording
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: store dishes and pantry goods for two
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Limitation: No pantry cabinet or tall pantry seen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
Limitation: No under cabinet lighting
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Recorded quality assessment: average. Clean, matching white cabinets with concealed hinges; standard rental grade doors
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

part of: Windowless U shaped kitchen open to the dining area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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White stone look counters with gray veining and 4 inch backsplash (likely engineered quartz, not granite)

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Clean and unchipped; a faint mark on the front edge near the dishwasher.

Counters are bright white with bold gray veins and a matching 4 in backsplash
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
pattern: bright white with bold gray veining in a marble look pattern, veining continuing on the edge
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
backsplash: 4 in backsplash of the same stone; painted wall above, no tile
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
edge: eased square edge
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
runs: L shaped run from the left wall to the sink wall, plus the right run on both sides of the range
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Material: counter: engineered quartz or similar stone look slab (not verified)
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heat and scratch resistant work surface. engineered quartz tolerates knives but not hot pans
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Limitation: The uniform white with bold veins looks like engineered quartz, not natural granite as the official listing says
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Limited prep space: short runs either side of the range and beside the refrigerator
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
Recorded quality assessment: above average. Stone look slab with undermount sink and matching backsplash; the most updated surface in the unit
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

part of: Windowless U shaped kitchen open to the dining area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Single flush mount dome ceiling light in the kitchen

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Working and clean.

The kitchen has one flush dome ceiling light, which was on
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
fixture: one round flush mount dome light with brushed nickel ring at the center of the kitchen ceiling
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
task lighting: none under the upper cabinets
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as confirmed: general kitchen light. light was on
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: One ceiling light and no window: counters fall in your own shadow while you work
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Recorded quality assessment: basic. Single builder grade dome fixture
Inference

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Kitchen receptacles and switches

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Newer white devices and plates.

The refrigerator cord runs up the counter corner to a backsplash receptacle
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
backsplash receptacle beside the refrigerator: white duplex receptacle in a decorator plate, used by the refrigerator cord
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
side wall receptacle left of the range: decorator style receptacle on the side wall above the counter, possibly GFCI
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1
sink wall: decorator rocker switch for the disposer left of the faucet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: plug in countertop appliances
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Limitation: The refrigerator occupies the backsplash receptacle on the left run, leaving the cord across the counter
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: GFCI protection of the counter receptacles was not confirmed
Not established. Recorded confidence 50%

Questions to ask

Are the kitchen counter receptacles GFCI protected?

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Windowless U shaped kitchen open to the dining area

Identification status: category only

layout: U shape: refrigerator and dishwasher on the left run, sink on the back wall, range on the right run between counters
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
window: none; a dark framed mirror hangs where a window would be
Observed in the recording
floor: dark wood look plank
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
ceiling: smooth painted ceiling lower than the textured dining ceiling
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Limitation: No window: no daylight or cross ventilation while cooking
Observed in the recording
Limitation: One cook at a time; the refrigerator door swings into the opening
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Practical interpretation: Cooking smells depend entirely on the hood; frying without a window is unpleasant
Inference

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording

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Dark framed mirror on the kitchen back wall above the sink

Identification status: category only

A mirror, not a window, hangs above the kitchen sink
Observed in the recording
fixture: rectangular mirror in an espresso wood frame centered over the sink, reflecting the dining area and its window
Observed in the recording

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Washer, dryer and laundry

White built in dishwasher with front controls (brand not seen)

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Front clean and straight. Interior not seen.

A white built in dishwasher sits right of the refrigerator under the counter
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
type: 24 in built in dishwasher, white, front control panel with buttons above a pocket handle
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
position: right of the refrigerator on the left run, under the counter, next to a narrow drawer and door base
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
drain: air gap cap at the sink deck and a drain hose under the sink
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: wash dishes. not opened or run on the tour
Inference
Limitation: Brand, capacity, noise rating and age unknown; the door was never opened
Not established
Practical interpretation: A dishwasher is present, which many older Bay Area rentals lack; open it and run a cycle before signing
Inference

Recorded connections

adjacent to: GE 17.5 cu ft top freezer refrigerator, white (GTE18GTHERWW), built August 2017
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
connected to: InSinkErator 1/3 HP Standard Series disposer (Badger 1 class), current branding
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

What brand and age is the dishwasher, and was it tested at turnover?

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Heating and cooling

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No air conditioning seen

The furnace has no cooling coil, refrigerant line set or condensate drain, and no wall, window or ductless unit was seen. The official site does not claim air conditioning; one stale third party listing does.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Top floor, southeast bedrooms under the roof may get warm in heat waves.

Ask the manager: Is air conditioning available in any form, and are portable units allowed?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Furnace closet walls stained and floor dirty

The furnace cabinet is clean, but the closet drywall has brown streaks and dark marks along the door framing, and the floor is dusty.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Cosmetic, but stains near a gas appliance are worth asking about.

Ask the manager: What caused the stains in the furnace closet?

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Manual thermostat with no schedule

Emerson non programmable thermostat in the hall; one setpoint, no app or schedule.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1

Why it may matter: Turn the heat down by hand when leaving.

Ask the manager: May residents install a programmable or smart thermostat?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No water heater in the unit

No water heater was seen in the furnace closet or any other closet; hot water is likely central.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: No tank to maintain; recovery time and billing depend on the building system.

Ask the manager: How is hot water billed?

Gas forced air heating with ducted high wall registers; no air conditioning seen

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Newer furnace in an older closet; not run on the tour.

No cooling coil, refrigerant line or condensate drain was seen at the furnace
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The thermostat has a COOL position, which standard thermostats include even where no air conditioner is connected
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
heating: Carrier gas furnace in a hall closet, ducts to high wall supply registers
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
cooling: none seen: no cooling coil on the furnace, no refrigerant lines, no wall or window unit
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1
control: one Emerson non programmable thermostat in the hallway
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
return: large return grille low on the hall wall beside the furnace closet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heat every room. supply registers seen in the hall and bedrooms; not run
Inference
Capability recorded as not supported: air conditioning. no cooling equipment seen although the thermostat has a COOL position
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: fan only circulation. FAN ON switch on the thermostat
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
Limitation: Top floor bedrooms facing southeast under the roof with no air conditioning can run warm on hot days
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Limitation: A single thermostat in the hall controls the whole unit; no zoning
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Practical interpretation: Heat sensitive renters: plan on fans or a portable air conditioner for warm spells
Inference
Practical interpretation: Gas heat is usually cheaper to run than electric resistance heat; utilities are billed by usage here
Inference
Recorded quality assessment: average. Central ducted gas heat is better than wall heaters; no cooling
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Questions to ask

Does this unit have any air conditioning, and are portable or window units allowed?

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Carrier upflow gas furnace in the hall closet, natural draft vent (model plate not read)

Brand: Carrier
Manufacturer: Carrier Corporation
Product family: Carrier 80 percent class upflow gas furnace with louvered upper door (58 series style)
Identification status: brand only

Recorded age estimate: much newer than the building; probably installed within roughly the last 10 to 15 years

Age estimate basis: Current Carrier oval logo, bright unrusted cabinet and labels, modern flexible gas connector; rating plate behind the blower door not read

Recorded condition: Cabinet clean and straight with intact labels; closet around it has stained drywall and a dirty floor. Not run.

Blue oval Carrier logo on the furnace door
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
A galvanized vent pipe rises from the top of the furnace into the ceiling chase
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
configuration: upflow cabinet on a sheet metal return base with a hinged filter access door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
venting: galvanized metal vent pipe from the top collar angled up into the ceiling chase (natural draft, consistent with an 80 percent furnace)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
gas supply: wall gas valve with flexible stainless connector and a sediment trap
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
supply: plenum on top feeding a large insulated flexible duct that rises into the ceiling
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
electrical: flexible metal conduit feeding the cabinet from above
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
Material: cabinet: pre painted steel
Observed in the recording
Material: vent: galvanized steel pipe
Observed in the recording
Material: supply duct: fiberglass insulated flexible duct with brown jacket
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: heat the unit. not run on the tour
Inference
Capability recorded as possible: support a future air conditioning coil. would need a coil, condenser and line set; none present
Inference. Recorded confidence 30%
Limitation: Burns gas inside the unit, so a working carbon monoxide alarm matters
InferenceTour reference 1
Limitation: Natural draft venting needs combustion air; keep the closet clear of stored items
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Model and install year unknown without the rating plate
Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
Practical interpretation: Gas appliance inside the apartment: ask the manager to confirm where the carbon monoxide alarms are
Inference
Practical interpretation: Filter access is at the base; ask who changes filters and how often
Inference
Recorded quality assessment: average. Mainstream Carrier furnace; standard efficiency natural draft design
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

Recorded connections

located in: Furnace closet off the hallway
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
part of: Gas forced air heating with ducted high wall registers; no air conditioning seen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

What is the furnace model and install year?
Who changes the furnace filter and how often?

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Emerson 70 Series non programmable digital thermostat (likely 1F78-144)

Brand: Emerson
Manufacturer: Emerson (White Rodgers, now Copeland)
Product family: Emerson 70 Series single stage non programmable thermostat
Recorded model: 1F78-144
Identification status: likely model

Recorded condition: Clean, display working.

Thermostat face reads EMERSON with FAN ON AUTO and SYSTEM COOL OFF HEAT slides
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
The layout (display left, oval rocker right, two slides lower right) matches the Emerson 70 Series 1F78-144
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
type: battery powered digital, non programmable, single stage heat and cool
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
controls: up and down rocker button, FAN slide (ON, AUTO), SYSTEM slide (COOL, OFF, HEAT)
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
display at the tour: 66 (large digits) and 71 (smaller)
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
power: two AAA batteries (model family)
External research. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: set a heating temperature
Inference
Capability recorded as not supported: schedules or app control. non programmable
External researchResearch source 1
Capability recorded as confirmed: powered display. display lit
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: No schedule: heat runs at one setpoint until changed by hand
External researchResearch source 1
Limitation: Not a smart thermostat; no remote control
InferenceTour reference 1
Practical interpretation: Remote workers home all day can live with manual control; people away all day pay for heat they do not use unless they turn it down
Inference
Recorded quality assessment: basic. Entry level non programmable model
Inference

Recorded connections

controls: Carrier upflow gas furnace in the hall closet, natural draft vent (model plate not read)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
located in: Carpeted hallway to the bedrooms and baths
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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High wall supply registers above doorways and a low return grille in the hall

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Painted, clean registers.

Supply registers are mounted high on the walls above doorways
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
supply registers: white rectangular registers high on the walls above the hall openings and bedroom doors, one with its damper partly closed
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
return: large stamped return grille near the floor on the hall wall
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: High wall registers blow warm air along the ceiling; rooms can feel stratified
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

part of: Gas forced air heating with ducted high wall registers; no air conditioning seen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Water heater: none inside the unit

Identification status: category only

Every closet shown held no water heater; hot water likely comes from a building or central system
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
observed: no tank or tankless heater in the furnace closet, kitchen or any closet shown
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Questions to ask

Is hot water central, and is it billed by usage?

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Internet and electrical hardware

Recorded finding · Read in the source

Original Zinsco Magnetrip breaker panel in the hallway

The unit is protected by a Zinsco Magnetrip load center, labeled without Sylvania or GTE (made before 1973). Zinsco breakers are documented to fail to trip in a substantial share of tests and to overheat at the aluminum bus. One breaker has already been replaced with a gray non original 20 A unit.
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1 · Research source 2

Why it may matter: Overloads may not trip; heavy loads such as space heaters or portable air conditioners raise the risk.

Ask the manager: Has a licensed electrician evaluated the Zinsco panels at Stanford Villa, and when will they be replaced?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No Ethernet or cable outlets seen

No low voltage wall plates were seen in the bedrooms, dining area or kitchen; living room walls were only partly shown.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Wired internet to a desk in a bedroom would need a long cable or mesh Wi Fi.

Ask the manager: Where does the internet service enter the unit?

Zinsco Magnetrip load center in the hallway, original to the building, with one replacement breaker

Brand: Zinsco Magnetrip
Manufacturer: Zinsco Electrical Products (Los Angeles), before the 1973 sale to GTE Sylvania
Product family: Zinsco Magnetrip load center with plug on color coded breakers
Identification status: brand only

Recorded age estimate: original to the building, about 50 to 65 years old

Age estimate basis: The label names Zinsco without Sylvania or GTE, which points to manufacture before the 1973 sale; the building dates from 1962 or 1975 depending on the source

Recorded condition: Faded, stained labels and paint around the door edge; breakers intact; one non original replacement breaker. Not opened.

Dead front is embossed Magnetrip and the faded label reads Magnetrip LOAD CENTER with the Zinsco diamond logo
Read in the sourceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
A MAIN SERVICE DISCONNECT tag sits beside the top double pole breaker
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
One breaker is a gray replacement marked 20 with a yellow label, unlike the original colored handles
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
A label naming Zinsco without Sylvania or GTE indicates a panel made before 1973
External research. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
breakers seen: two tied double pole breakers with green handles (top one tagged MAIN SERVICE DISCONNECT), three single pole red, one light blue single pole, one gray replacement single pole marked 20, three blank spaces
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
enclosure: flush mounted in the hall wall behind a hinged painted door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
directory: paper directory on the inside of the door, not legible
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
Material: dead front: painted steel with embossed Magnetrip script
Observed in the recording
Material: bus: aluminum (typical of Zinsco from the early 1960s; not seen)
External research. Recorded confidence 45%Research source 1 · Research source 2
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: reset a tripped circuit inside the unit
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Capability recorded as unknown: reliable overcurrent protection. testing cited by InspectAPedia found about 25 to 32 percent of Zinsco breakers failed to trip
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
Limitation: Zinsco breakers have a documented history of failing to trip, loosening at the aluminum bus, arcing and fusing to the bus
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2
Limitation: Few circuits for a two bedroom: high draw appliances (space heaters, portable air conditioners) share circuits
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Replacement breakers for Zinsco panels are themselves criticized; inspectors recommend replacing the whole panel
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
Practical interpretation: The biggest hidden safety item in the unit: never overload circuits, report any warm breaker, buzzing or flicker at once
Inference
Practical interpretation: Space heaters and portable air conditioners are the loads most likely to stress an old breaker
Inference
Recorded quality assessment: poor. Zinsco panels are widely considered obsolete and hazardous; original equipment, about half a century old
Inference
Recorded lifecycle estimate: late. Typical life in years: 60 (service panel). Estimate basis: Pre 1973 Zinsco equipment near or past 50 years
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1 · Research source 2

Recorded connections

located in: Carpeted hallway to the bedrooms and baths
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
serves: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

Has an electrician evaluated the Zinsco panels, and is replacement planned?
Which circuit feeds the bedrooms and the kitchen counters?

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Receptacles and switches outside the kitchen

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Devices look newer than the panel; none tested.

Bathrooms have GFCI receptacles beside the mirrors
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
room receptacles: white three prong duplex receptacles low on the walls in the dining area and bedrooms
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
bathroom receptacles: GFCI receptacle beside each vanity mirror
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
switches: older toggle switches near the entry; newer decorator rockers in the kitchen and baths
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
Limitation: No USB receptacles or extra counter height outlets for a desk seen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%

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Network wiring: no Ethernet, phone or coax wall plates seen

Identification status: category only

No Ethernet or other low voltage wall plates were seen in the bedrooms, dining area or kitchen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
observed: no data jacks, coax outlets or internet equipment seen in the rooms shown
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Limitation: The living room walls were only partly shown, so a cable or phone outlet there may have been missed
Not established. Recorded confidence 50%
Practical interpretation: Remote workers: expect Wi Fi from a provider modem placed wherever the cable enters; ask where that is
Inference

Questions to ask

Which internet providers serve the building and where does the cable enter the unit?

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Bedrooms and bathrooms

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Primary bath split into a vanity area and a toilet and shower room

The long vanity sits in its own area with doors to the primary bedroom and, apparently, the hall; the toilet and stall shower are behind a second door.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
The 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; with a hall door, the vanity doubles as a guest sink.

Ask the manager: Does the primary vanity area open to the hall as well as the bedroom?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No bathroom exhaust fan or window seen in either bath

Neither bath showed a window, and no ceiling exhaust grille was seen; the bath ceilings were only partly in frame.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 45%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Showers without a fan leave moisture on walls and mirrors; mildew risk.

Ask the manager: Do both bathrooms have working exhaust fans?

Recorded finding · Inference

New vanities and toilets beside older valves and refinished surrounds

Both baths have new stone top vanities, Caroma dual flush toilets and new light bars, but older recessed shower valves and heads, aluminum framed glass doors and a tub and tile surround with a uniform refinishing gloss.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Looks renovated; the plumbing behind the walls is likely original.

Ask the manager: When were the shower valves last replaced?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Old stains behind the hall bath sink trap

The back panel cut out around the drain shows brown stains, likely from past leaks; no active leak was seen.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Check under the sink after running water at move in.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Bedroom 2 has two windows

A long horizontal window and a standard slider, apparently on adjacent walls, light bedroom 2; this suggests an end position in the building.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: A bright second bedroom that works as an office.

Primary bedroom with a wide mirrored closet and a door to the primary bath

Identification status: category only

window: long horizontal aluminum window with vertical blinds facing southeast toward Alma Village
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
closet: wide reach in closet with two mirrored bypass doors, rod and shelf
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
bath access: door to the primary bath vanity area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
floor and ceiling: taupe carpet, popcorn ceiling, no ceiling fixture seen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: queen bed with nightstands. estimated from the footage, not measured
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%
Limitation: No ceiling light seen: plan on lamps
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Window faces the Alma Village plaza and parking lot: morning sun and some activity noise
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording
opens to: Primary bath split into a vanity area and a toilet and shower room
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
faces: Bedroom outlook southeast over Alma Village
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Bedroom 2 with two windows and a walk in closet

Identification status: category only

windows: a long horizontal window and a standard slider that appear to be on adjacent walls, both looking toward Alma Village
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
closet: walk in closet behind its own door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
floor and ceiling: taupe carpet, popcorn ceiling, no ceiling fixture seen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: home office or guest room. two windows and a door; no network jack seen
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%
Limitation: No ceiling light seen: plan on lamps
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording
opens to: Walk in closet off bedroom 2 with attic hatch and bare bulb light
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Bedroom 2 windows: aluminum sliders under the roof eave

Identification status: category only

frame: aluminum sliders with vertical blinds; roof rafters and soffit directly above outside
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
outlook: Alma Village: three story townhomes with tile roofs, a small playground with green surfacing, picnic tables, a parking lot and the shopping center building
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Recorded connections

faces: Bedroom outlook southeast over Alma Village
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Primary bath split into a vanity area and a toilet and shower room

Identification status: category only

layout: vanity area entered from the hall and from the primary bedroom; a separate room behind its own door holds the toilet and a stall shower
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
floor: dark wood look plank
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
ventilation: no exhaust fan or window seen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: two people getting ready at once. vanity separate from toilet and shower
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Limitation: If the hall door to the vanity area is real, guests can walk into the primary bath; the bedroom door needs to stay shut for privacy
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording

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Long white vanity with stone top, undermount sink, wide mirror and four light bar

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Clean, new looking top, faucet and cabinet.

cabinet: white raised panel base about 5 ft long with drawers and doors, brushed nickel knobs
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
top: white stone look top with gray veining, single oval undermount sink, chrome single lever faucet
Observed in the recording
mirror and light: frameless wall mirror the width of the vanity, brushed nickel four light bar with white glass, towel bar and towel ring
Observed in the recording
plumbing: chrome P trap and braided supply lines with quarter turn stops
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
Recorded quality assessment: average. Updated stone top and fixtures; single sink on a long vanity
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%

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Stall shower with frosted framed pivot door and molded tile pattern walls

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Clean glass and walls; the drain has a slight stain.

enclosure: square stall, chrome framed frosted glass door and side panel
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
walls and base: white walls with a subway tile pattern and a corner soap shelf, white base with center drain
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
valve and head: recessed round single control valve trim and an older style chrome adjustable shower head
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
Limitation: No tub in the primary bath
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: Water was not run; pressure and temperature unknown
Not established. Recorded confidence 60%

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Caroma two button dual flush toilet in the primary toilet room

Brand: Caroma
Manufacturer: Caroma (GWA Group)
Product family: Caroma two piece push button dual flush toilet
Identification status: brand only

Recorded condition: Clean, white, looks recent. Not flushed.

flush: two buttons on the tank lid
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
water use (Caroma dual flush range): 1.28 / 0.8 gallons per flush
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
accessories: recessed chrome toilet paper holder, towel bar
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 100+ (fixture; internal parts sooner)
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

Recorded connections

same model as: Caroma two button dual flush toilet in the hall bath
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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Hall bath with tub shower, compact vanity and Caroma toilet

Identification status: category only

contents: tub with framed sliding glass doors, small white vanity with stone top, Caroma dual flush toilet, three light vanity bar, GFCI receptacle, towel bar
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
floor: dark wood look plank
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
ventilation: no exhaust fan or window seen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
position: off the hall next to bedroom 2 and the linen closet
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording

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Refinished tub and tile surround with framed sliding glass doors

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Clean and glossy; no chips seen.

Uniform gloss over tile and grout suggests the tub and tile were refinished rather than replaced
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
tub: standard tub with high gloss white finish
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
surround: white tile pattern walls with an even high gloss coating over tile and grout, recessed soap dish
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
doors: chrome framed sliding doors with rain texture glass
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
valve and head: recessed round single control valve trim, older chrome shower head, tub spout
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Refinished coatings can peel or chip with abrasive cleaners
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%
Limitation: Older shower valve and head next to new vanity and toilet
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

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Compact white vanity with stone top and undermount sink

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: New looking top and faucet; old stains on the wall panel behind the trap.

vanity: about 24 in white cabinet with a door and false drawer front, stone look top with backsplash, undermount sink, chrome single lever faucet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
mirror and light: tall frameless mirror and a three light bar
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
plumbing: chrome P trap, braided supplies, cut out back panel with stains around the opening
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Little counter space beside the sink
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Caroma two button dual flush toilet in the hall bath

Brand: Caroma
Manufacturer: Caroma (GWA Group)
Product family: Caroma two piece push button dual flush toilet
Identification status: brand only

Recorded condition: Clean and recent looking. Not flushed.

The flush button plate reads caroma
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
flush: half and full flush buttons on the tank lid
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
water use (Caroma dual flush range): 1.28 / 0.8 gallons per flush
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1

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Storage and closets

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Furnace closet in the bedroom hall

The gas furnace closet opens off the hall between the primary bath door and the bedrooms.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Burner and blower noise will be heard from the bedrooms at night when the heat runs.

Hall coat closet with mirrored bypass doors

Identification status: category only

fit out: rod with shelf above, carpeted floor, two mirrored sliding doors
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording

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Linen closet with fixed shelves behind a mirrored slider

Identification status: category only

fit out: five fixed painted shelves; a square ceiling panel above them
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording

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Primary bedroom reach in closet with mirrored bypass doors

Identification status: category only

fit out: single rod with shelf above along the full width, two large mirrored sliding doors in aluminum frames
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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Walk in closet off bedroom 2 with attic hatch and bare bulb light

Identification status: category only

fit out: rods with shelves on two walls, carpet floor
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
light: porcelain lampholder with a pull string
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording

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Furnace closet off the hallway

Identification status: category only

contents: Carrier gas furnace on a return base, vent pipe and supply duct rising into an open chase
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
finish: unpainted drywall with brown streaks, dark marks on the door framing, dusty floor
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Not storage: keep it clear for combustion air and service
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording
adjacent to: Primary bath split into a vanity area and a toilet and shower room
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1

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Windows, daylight and outdoor space

Recorded finding · Inference

Bedrooms face a plaza, playground and shopping center parking

Both bedrooms look onto Alma Village: a playground, picnic tables, a grocery parking lot and shop fronts. The East Meadow Drive Caltrain crossing, where trains sound horns, lies on the far side of Alma Village by Alma Street.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3

Why it may matter: Light sleepers and day sleepers may hear carts, car doors, children and train horns through older windows.

Ask the manager: Have residents on this side complained about Caltrain horns or deliveries?

Recorded finding · Inference

Southeast bedrooms: bright mornings, open sky

Both bedrooms face southeast with open sky over two to three story neighbors; the roof eave shades the glass from high midday sun.
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Good morning light; blackout shades help late sleepers.

Recorded finding · Inference

Dining window opens onto the shared walkway

The dining window sits beside the covered walkway that leads to the entry, so anyone walking by can see into the dining area and kitchen opening when the blinds are open.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Why it may matter: Keep the vertical blinds angled; the front of the unit gets little direct sun anyway.

Recorded finding · Inference

Older aluminum windows kept through the renovation

Thin aluminum sliders, likely original and possibly single glazed, remain next to new counters, vanities and paint.
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1

Why it may matter: Less sound and heat insulation on the side that faces the plaza and parking lot.

Ask the manager: Are the windows single or dual pane?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No ceiling lights seen in the bedrooms or living room

Ceiling fixtures were seen only in the dining area, kitchen, hall and closets; the bedroom and living room ceilings showed none.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Why it may matter: Budget for floor and table lamps.

Ask the manager: Are any wall receptacles switched for lamps?

Dining window: aluminum slider onto the covered walkway

Identification status: category only

frame: aluminum horizontal slider with vertical blinds, painted sill and trim
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
outlook: covered walkway railing, then a neighboring building with blue gray siding and a shingle roof, and trees
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: Passersby on the walkway can see in when the blinds are open
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Limitation: One blind vane hangs twisted
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Recorded connections

faces: Dining and living outlook onto the covered walkway and the next building
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
opens to: Covered exterior walkway outside the dining window and entry door
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

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Aluminum sliding windows throughout, likely original

Identification status: category only

frames: thin aluminum horizontal sliders with painted wood sills and trim
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
glazing: appears single glazed; not verified
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
coverings: white vertical blinds on every window
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Limitation: Older aluminum windows let in more street and parking lot noise and heat than modern dual pane vinyl
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1
Recorded lifecycle estimate: past typical. Typical life in years: 15 to 20 (aluminum). Estimate basis: Thin aluminum sliders typical of the original construction
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

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Lighting: fan light in the dining area, domes in kitchen and hall, vanity bars; no ceiling fixtures seen in the bedrooms or living room

Identification status: category only

fixtures seen: dining ceiling fan light, kitchen and hall flush domes, three and four light vanity bars, a bare bulb in the walk in closet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
bedrooms and living room: no ceiling fixture seen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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Bedroom outlook southeast over Alma Village

Identification status: category only

content: three story townhomes with tile roofs to the left, a small playground with green surfacing, picnic tables and trees in a plaza, a surface parking lot and the Alma Village shopping building at right
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
direction: southeast
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
distance to the townhomes: roughly 30 to 60 m, estimated from the footage
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Tour reference 1
Practical interpretation: Morning sun into both bedrooms; afternoon shade
Inference
Practical interpretation: A plaza, playground and grocery parking lot below: daytime voices, car doors and carts; quieter at night
Inference

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Dining and living outlook onto the covered walkway and the next building

Identification status: category only

content: walkway railing and roof, a neighboring Stanford Villa building with blue gray siding, trees
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Safety observations

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No smoke alarm seen in bedroom 2

Bedroom 2 walls and ceiling were shown from several angles without a smoke alarm; the wall above its door was not shown.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Ask the manager: Is there a smoke alarm in bedroom 2?

Three wall mounted smoke alarms (living room, hallway, primary bedroom); none seen in bedroom 2

Product family: round white residential smoke alarms with oval test button and side horn slots (Kidde style); brand not legible
Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Clean, intact covers. Not tested.

Smoke alarms are mounted high on the walls of the living room, the hallway and the primary bedroom
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
count and places: living room wall by the kitchen opening, hall wall above the hallway opening, primary bedroom wall beside the bathroom door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
mounting: high on walls near the ceiling, not on ceilings
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: smoke warning in the living area, hall and primary bedroom. not tested on the tour
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%
Limitation: No smoke alarm was seen in bedroom 2
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Age and power source (battery or hardwired) unknown; smoke alarms are replaced at 10 years
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
Practical interpretation: Test every alarm at move in and ask for one in bedroom 2 if none is there
Inference

Recorded connections

located in: Carpeted hallway to the bedrooms and baths
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Questions to ask

Is there a smoke alarm in bedroom 2?
Are the alarms hardwired or battery, and when were they installed?

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Entry door knob with a separate deadbolt, brass finish (brand not seen)

Identification status: category only

The entry door has a brass knob and a separate deadbolt
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
hardware: brass finish knob set with a separate deadbolt above it
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%
smart lock: none seen
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%
Limitation: Lock brand, rekey status and any chain or peephole were not seen clearly
Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
Recorded quality assessment: basic. Conventional keyed knob and deadbolt
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

part of: Entry door painted dark blue gray
Observed in the recording

Questions to ask

Are the locks rekeyed between residents (the fee schedule lists a $5 rekeying charge)?

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Layout, materials and finishes

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No washer, dryer or laundry hookups in the unit

Every room and closet was walked through; none holds laundry equipment or hookups. Laundry is in shared card operated rooms per the official site and Stanford.
Not observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Laundry trips with a card to a shared room; budget time and per load cost.

Ask the manager: Where is the nearest laundry room to this unit and what does a load cost?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

No smart home devices seen

No smart lock, smart thermostat, doorbell camera or keypad was seen.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

Recorded finding · Inference

Two bedroom two bath, top floor; unit number not filmed

The footage confirms the 2BR label: two bedrooms and two baths. The plan is the Ponderosa (2 bed 2 bath, 1,050 sq ft), the only two bedroom plan advertised. Roof eaves over the bedroom windows and an attic hatch put it on the top floor. No door plaque, mailbox or sign shows the number; listing snippets name Ponderosa units 377 and 371, neither confirmed.
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3

Why it may matter: Price and availability cannot be tied to this exact unit from the tour.

Ask the manager: What is the unit number, and is it 377?

Recorded finding · Inference

Building at the southeast edge, beside Alma Village

The GPS fix sits about 13 m inside the property line shared with Alma Village and roughly 60 to 70 m from Alma Street. The bedrooms look down on the Alma Village plaza and parking lot.
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Research source 1 · Research source 2

Why it may matter: Groceries and coffee a minute away; the trade is activity noise on the bedroom side.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Popcorn ceilings throughout the main rooms

Sprayed acoustic texture covers the living area, hall and bedroom ceilings. Buildings from the 1960s and 1970s often used asbestos in this texture; it is safe left intact but should be tested before any drilling.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Do not drill for ceiling hooks, lights or projector mounts without asking.

Ask the manager: Has the ceiling texture been tested for asbestos?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Two different carpets

The living room carpet is light beige and looks older; the hall and bedrooms have a darker taupe carpet that looks fresh.
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Note the living room carpet condition on the move in checklist.

Ask the manager: Was the living room carpet replaced at this turnover?

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Private balcony not shown

A tall glass panel with vertical blinds sits beside the entry door, with railing and foliage behind it, but it was never opened.
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 55%

Why it may matter: Outdoor space for this unit is unconfirmed.

Ask the manager: Does this unit have a private balcony?

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Storage: a walk in closet, a wide mirrored closet, a coat closet and linen shelves

Bedroom 2 has a walk in closet with rods on two walls; the primary bedroom has a full wall reach in closet; the hall has a mirrored coat closet and five linen shelves; the kitchen has cabinets on three walls. There is no storage room or patio closet; rental storage is offered for $25 to $75 a month when available.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3 · Tour reference 4
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Good closet space for two; bulky items (bikes, luggage) need rented storage.

Recorded finding · Observed in the recording

Living space at the front, bedrooms at the back

The living room, dining area and kitchen sit at the walkway side; a hall with closets separates them from the two bedrooms and baths at the back.
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.

Why it may matter: Good for roommates: each bedroom sits off the hall and walkway noise stays at the front.

Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)

Identification status: category only

The walkthrough shows two bedrooms and two bathrooms, matching the 2BR folder label and the advertised Ponderosa plan
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Listing snippets name Ponderosa units 377 (Apartments.com, $4,250, available now) and 371 (HotPads, stale June dates); a 3xx number would fit a third floor unit, but neither is confirmed
Inference. Recorded confidence 35%
The capture audio holds only small talk about the visitor; nothing about the unit was said
Observed in the recording
bedrooms: 2
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
bathrooms: 2: a hall bath with tub and a split primary bath (vanity area plus a toilet and shower room)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
plan: Ponderosa, 2 bed 2 bath, 1,050 sq ft as listed; the only two bedroom plan advertised
Inference
floor: top floor, likely the third
Inference. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1
unit number: not filmed: no door plaque, mailbox or sign in the footage
Not observed in the recording
layout: entry from the exterior walkway into the living room; dining area and U shaped kitchen at the front; a hall with closets, the thermostat, the panel and the furnace closet leads to two bedrooms and two baths at the back
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
orientation: bedrooms face southeast over Alma Village; living room and dining window face northwest onto the walkway; the kitchen has no window
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Research source 1 · Research source 2
label in the capture folder: 2BR (confirmed)
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Practical interpretation: Confirm the unit number and price before applying; the footage cannot tie this tour to a listing
Inference
Practical interpretation: Bedrooms at the back, living space at the front: a good split for roommates or a home office
Inference

Recorded connections

lacks observed: Water heater: none inside the unit
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
located in: Stanford Villa apartment building at the southeast edge, unit on the top floor off a covered exterior walkway
Inference

Questions to ask

What is the unit number, and is it 377?
What is the exact rent and move in date for this unit?

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Entry from the walkway straight into the living room

Identification status: category only

form: the door opens directly into the carpeted living room beside a tall glass panel; no separate foyer or coat closet at the door
Observed in the recording
Limitation: No coat closet or drop zone at the door; the coat closet is down the hall
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording
accessible from: Covered exterior walkway outside the dining window and entry door
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%

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Entry door painted dark blue gray

Identification status: category only

finish: dark blue gray paint on the interior face, brass hardware
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%

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Carpeted living room at the entry with a tall glass panel or slider

Identification status: category only

floor: light beige carpet, lighter than the hall and bedroom carpet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
glazing: full height glass with vertical blinds beside the entry door
Observed in the recording
ceiling: textured popcorn ceiling; no ceiling fixture seen
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Only partly filmed; its size, outlets and any cable jack were not shown
Not established. Recorded confidence 60%
Limitation: Faces northwest onto the walkway: little direct sun before late afternoon
Inference. Recorded confidence 45%

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording
adjacent to: Dining area with plank floor, ceiling fan and a window onto the walkway
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
opens to: Carpeted hallway to the bedrooms and baths
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Tall glass panel or sliding door with vertical blinds beside the entry door

Identification status: category only

seen: floor to head height glass covered by white vertical blinds; foliage and a dark railing behind it
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%
operation: not shown open; whether it is a slider to a private balcony or a fixed panel is unknown
Not established. Recorded confidence 60%

Questions to ask

Does the glass beside the entry open onto a private balcony?

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Dining area with plank floor, ceiling fan and a window onto the walkway

Identification status: category only

floor: dark wood look plank, continuing into the kitchen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
trim: small cove molding at the ceiling line
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1
connections: open to the living room and to the kitchen
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: table for four. estimated from the footage, not measured
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording
opens to: Windowless U shaped kitchen open to the dining area
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Five blade ceiling fan with light kit over the dining area

Identification status: category only

fixture: dark bronze five blade fan with a frosted bowl light and pull chains
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
Capability recorded as confirmed: light on. the light was on
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Capability recorded as supported by hardware: move air on warm days. fan not run
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%

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Carpeted hallway to the bedrooms and baths

Identification status: category only

contents: mirrored coat closet, thermostat, panel door, return grille, furnace closet door, doors to both baths and both bedrooms, linen shelves behind a mirrored slider at the far end
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2 · Tour reference 3
lighting: flush dome ceiling light
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
floor: taupe carpet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Recorded connections

located in: Stanford Villa two bedroom two bath on the top floor (Ponderosa plan, unit number not filmed)
Observed in the recording
opens to: Bedroom 2 with two windows and a walk in closet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
opens to: Hall bath with tub shower, compact vanity and Caroma toilet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
opens to: Primary bath split into a vanity area and a toilet and shower room
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%

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Attic access hatch in the walk in closet ceiling

Identification status: category only

An attic hatch in a closet ceiling indicates attic space directly above the unit
InferenceTour reference 1
seen: framed square hatch panel in the textured closet ceiling
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

Recorded connections

part of: Walk in closet off bedroom 2 with attic hatch and bare bulb light
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Dark wood look plank flooring in the dining area, kitchen and both baths

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Even and clean, no lifting or gaps seen.

finish: dark brown wood look planks with a matte grain, white baseboards
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
material: likely luxury vinyl plank, since it continues into both bathrooms (Stanford describes laminate)
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Recorded lifecycle estimate: early. Typical life in years: 15 to 25
Inference. Recorded confidence 40%Research source 1

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Carpet in the living room, hall, closets and bedrooms (two different carpets)

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Hall and bedroom carpet looks fresh; living room carpet looks older.

Two carpet colors meet at the hall opening, so the carpet was not all replaced at once
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
living room: light beige cut pile
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
hall and bedrooms: darker taupe cut pile
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
transition: visible change from the light living room carpet to the taupe hall carpet at the hall opening
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 65%Tour reference 1

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Textured popcorn ceilings in the living area, hall, bedrooms and bath soffit

Identification status: category only

texture: sprayed acoustic popcorn texture
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
smooth areas: kitchen ceiling smooth
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
Limitation: Popcorn texture in a building from 1962 or 1975 may contain asbestos; do not drill, sand or scrape it
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1

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Freshly painted beige walls, white baseboards and cove molding

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Clean fresh paint; light texture on walls.

finish: warm beige paint, white painted baseboards, small cove molding at the ceiling in the dining area and hall
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1

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Flush slab interior doors with satin nickel knobs; mirrored bypass closet doors

Identification status: category only

Recorded condition: Doors square and clean.

doors: white flush slab doors with round satin nickel knobs
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
closets: aluminum framed mirrored bypass doors on the coat closet, linen shelves and primary closet
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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Building and shared spaces

Recorded finding · Not observed in the recording

Route, stairs, parking, laundry rooms and amenities not filmed

The clip starts inside the unit; the building entrance, stairs or elevator, assigned parking, mailroom, laundry rooms, pools and fitness center were not filmed.
Not observed in the recording

Why it may matter: Walk the route from parking and to the laundry room before signing.

Ask the manager: Where is the assigned space and the nearest laundry room?

Stanford Villa, 3375 Alma Street, Palo Alto (209 unit garden apartment community)

Identification status: category only

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 2
Most listings give 1975 as the year built; a HotPads snippet says 1962 with a 2012 remodel. The Zinsco panel in this unit, labeled without Sylvania or GTE, fits construction before 1973.
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1
Stanford describes three story buildings with elevators in some buildings only.
External researchResearch source 1
Advertised 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), the only two bedroom plan.
External researchResearch source 1
Advertised 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 3
Policies: no pets, no smoking on site, renters insurance required, leases of 10 to 12 months.
External researchResearch source 1 · Research source 2 · Research source 3
Electric, 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 1
Walk 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 2
Stanford leases some apartments here as furnished graduate housing (including 2 bed 2 bath units shared by single students) and pays utilities for those units only.
External researchResearch source 1
Built about 1975 (or 1962) 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 1
Reviews 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, loud Caltrain noise and thin walls.
External research. Recorded confidence 60%Research source 1 · Research source 2
The official gallery kitchen photo shows gold granite counters; this unit has newer white counters with gray veining instead.
External research. Recorded confidence 50%Research source 1
Only the apartment interior and views from its windows were filmed; no common areas, amenities, mailroom, parking or the route to the unit
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
Reverse geocoding of the GPS fix returns 3375 Alma Street, Stanford Villa Apartment Homes
External researchResearch source 1
GPS fix of the walkthrough: [location metadata removed]
Read in the sourceTour reference 1
position of the toured building: at the southeast edge of the property, about 13 m inside the boundary with Alma Village and roughly 60 to 70 m from Alma Street
Inference. Recorded confidence 55%Research source 1
neighbors: Alma Village (Grocery Outlet, shops, a plaza with a playground and three story townhomes) directly southeast
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1 · Research source 1

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Stanford Villa apartment building at the southeast edge, unit on the top floor off a covered exterior walkway

Identification status: category only

Roof eave framing with exposed rafters is visible directly above the bedroom windows, placing the unit on the top floor
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
The stored frame check does not independently establish this detail. Confirm before relying on it.
unit level: top floor: roof eaves with exposed rafters sit directly above the bedroom windows, an attic hatch is in a closet ceiling and the supply duct rises into the ceiling
InferenceTour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
stories: not counted from outside; Stanford describes three story buildings and the view looks down on the eaves of three story townhomes
Inference. Recorded confidence 50%Tour reference 1
access: exterior covered walkway with a painted wood railing outside the dining window, roofed above
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
exterior materials seen: painted wood siding and soffits in blue gray, exposed rafters, gray asphalt shingle roof on the facing building
Observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2
elevator: not seen; Stanford says only some buildings have elevators
Not observed in the recording. Recorded confidence 50%
Practical interpretation: Top floor: no upstairs neighbors walking overhead, but stairs with groceries and more summer heat under the roof
Inference

Recorded connections

part of: Stanford Villa, 3375 Alma Street, Palo Alto (209 unit garden apartment community)
Inference

Questions to ask

Which floor is the unit on, and is there an elevator in this building?

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Covered exterior walkway outside the dining window and entry door

Identification status: category only

seen: a roofed walkway with a painted wood railing runs past the dining window; foliage and railing also show behind the glass beside the entry door
Observed in the recordingTour reference 1
Limitation: People walking to other doors go right past the dining window
Inference. Recorded confidence 60%Tour reference 1

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Route from the leasing office or parking to the unit (not filmed)

Identification status: category only

observed: not filmed: no stairs, elevator, gates, mailroom, parking or laundry room in the footage
Not observed in the recording

Questions to ask

How many flights of stairs from the assigned parking space, and where is the nearest laundry room?

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Listing checks (24)

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 surfaces (white stone look counters, white cabinets, plank floors, new taupe carpet, new vanities and Caroma toilets) around an original Zinsco panel, a coil range, a 2017 refrigerator, a rusted hood, aluminum windows, popcorn ceilings, no air conditioning and no in unit laundry.

Clean and updated where you look; the infrastructure is original and basic, which is not what luxury usually means.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Choose from studio, 1, and 2 bedroom apartments”

Supported. Two bedrooms and two baths, matching the Ponderosa plan.

The plan name and unit number were not shown on site.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

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 and bedrooms (two different colors); dark wood look plank, likely vinyl, in the dining area, kitchen and both baths.

Matches Stanford's carpet and laminate description; beautiful flooring is vague and no hardwood is promised or present. The living room carpet looks older than the rest.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Spacious Layouts; purposely designed to provide a stylish and functional home.”

Partly supported. Living room, dining area and kitchen open into each other at the front; bedrooms and baths sit down a hall at the back. Rooms were not measured.

The split layout and closets are real strengths; the kitchen is a compact windowless U.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Fully Appointed Kitchens; Kitchens provided, appliances vary, but all apartments have a refrigerator and stove/oven.”

Partly supported. GE top freezer refrigerator (2017), GE electric coil range, Broan hood, a white dishwasher and an InSinkErator disposer; no microwave and no window.

Everything Stanford promises plus a dishwasher, but basic white appliances, coil cooking and no microwave.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Granite Countertops”

Misleading. Bright white counters with bold gray veins and a matching 4 in splash on the kitchen and both vanities; they look like engineered quartz, not granite.

Arguably better looking than the gold granite in the official gallery, but likely not granite; ask what the material is if it matters (quartz tolerates less heat).

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “Ample Closet Space; featuring spacious restyled interiors, oversized closets, and private patios and balconies.”

Supported. A walk in closet in bedroom 2, a full wall mirrored closet in the primary bedroom, a mirrored hall coat closet and five linen shelves.

Generous for a two bedroom; no storage room or patio closet.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “Balcony/Patio*; featuring spacious restyled interiors, oversized closets, and private patios and balconies.”

Not verified on the tour. A tall glass panel with vertical blinds beside the entry door, with railing and foliage behind it, was never opened; no private balcony was shown.

The official site says balcony or patio in select units only; Zumper's promise of private patios and balconies for every apartment is not supported by this tour.

Original listing source

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.

Original listing source

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 anywhere in the unit, consistent with shared laundry; the laundry rooms themselves were not filmed.

Laundry means carrying loads from a top floor unit to a card operated room at an unknown distance.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1 · Tour reference 2

Listing claim excerpt: “In unit Laundry”

Contradicted by the tour. No washer or dryer in the unit, and no air conditioning seen, which the same stale Rentable listing claims.

The Rentable listing is stale and conflicts with the official site.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

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”

Not verified on the tour. Not filmed; the parking lot visible from the bedrooms belongs to Alma Village next door, not Stanford Villa.

Ask which space is assigned to this unit and how far it is from the stairs.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Beautifully Landscaped Courtyards”

Not verified on the tour. Trees and the next building show beyond the walkway outside the dining window; the courtyards were not filmed.

Only views from the windows were filmed; the bedroom side looks at Alma Village, not a Stanford Villa courtyard.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “High speed Internet Access”

Not verified on the tour. No Ethernet, coax or phone wall plates seen in the bedrooms, dining area or kitchen.

The costs page lists internet as an optional third party service, so it is not included; ask which providers serve the building and where the line enters.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “Handicap Friendly”

Not verified on the tour. This unit is on the top floor, no elevator was seen, and the baths have a curbed stall shower and a tub with sliding doors.

Stanford says only some buildings have elevators; this unit may not suit anyone who cannot use stairs.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “A Starbucks and Grocery Outlet are right next door to the complex.”

Supported. The bedroom windows look straight down on the Alma Village plaza and parking lot, which hold the Grocery Outlet and shops.

Convenient for errands; the same proximity brings parking lot and plaza noise to the bedroom side.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

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.”

Not verified on the tour. Not filmed beyond the window views; the GPS fix places the unit 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.

Original listing source

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.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “24 Hour Emergency Maintenance”

Not verified on the tour. Not testable on a tour; the range clock was an hour off and the hood rusted, small signs of a light turnover.

Reviews on Zumper praise fast maintenance; Apartments.com reviews complain about management.

Original listing source

Tour reference 1

Listing claim excerpt: “Bike Storage”

Not verified on the tour. Not filmed.

Ask where bike storage is and whether it is secured.

Original listing source

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.

Original listing source

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 ($800 shown for Ponderosa) plus a possible conditional deposit; storage $25 to $75 a month when available.

Original listing source

Listing claim excerpt: “Utility Billing Service Fee”

Not verified on the tour. Gas furnace in the unit, electric coil range, a 2017 refrigerator, dual flush toilets, no water heater in the unit and no air conditioning.

Utilities are billed by usage; gas heat and efficient toilets help, older aluminum windows and a top floor under the roof work against heating bills.

Original listing source

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.

Original listing source

Questions to confirm with the manager

Does the hood vent outside?
Will the rusted hood be replaced?
Are portable air conditioners allowed?
Where is the nearest laundry room and what does a load cost?
Which internet providers serve the building?
Does the primary vanity area also open to the hall?
Have residents on this side complained about train horns?
Please confirm where the carbon monoxide alarms are.
Is replacement of the Zinsco panels planned?
Has a licensed electrician evaluated the Zinsco panels at Stanford Villa, and when will they be replaced?
Is there a smoke alarm in bedroom 2?
Is air conditioning available in any form, and are portable units allowed?
Where is the nearest laundry room to this unit and what does a load cost?
Does the hood exhaust outside?

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 living room entry area, dining area, kitchen with refrigerator label, oven, hood, sink and disposer, the hallway with thermostat, panel and furnace closet, both baths, both bedrooms with closets and window views. Not covered: the unit number, the building exterior, stairs or elevator, parking, mailroom, laundry rooms, pools, fitness center, any balcony, and any test of water, cooktop, oven heat, dishwasher, disposer, hood or heating.

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 (100)

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Recorded rent source: Zumper, Ponderosa plan ($3,850 to $4,175, 4 available)

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