Updated Jul 13, 2026
Condition (C) and quality (Q) on a 1-6 scale, where 1 is the best.
Adequate living condition with well-preserved traditional woodwork and parquet, though some surfaces and the facade require attention.
A mix of standard builder-grade utility and higher-quality traditional wooden finishes.
Functional white cabinetry with laminate countertops and tiled backsplash; shows signs of age but remains adequate.
Standard builder-grade finishes with basic stainless steel appliances and laminate surfaces.
White tiled surfaces with pedestal sink and bidet; appears well-maintained but dated in style.
Standard ceramic tiling and basic fixtures typical of mid-century residential construction.
Well-maintained traditional spaces featuring herringbone parquet flooring and extensive built-in wooden cabinetry.
Above-standard quality with classic wooden elements, ornate hall trees, and decorative tile borders.
Multi-story apartment facade shows visible material damage and wear consistent with age.
Basic urban apartment construction with standard balcony and storefront configurations.
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