Updated Jul 13, 2026
Condition (C) and quality (Q) on a 1-6 scale, where 1 is the best.
The property is in adequate condition overall but suffers from notable bathroom defects and dated finishes.
Standard builder-grade materials throughout with some upgraded elements like stainless appliances.
White cabinetry and wood-look flooring appear functional but show signs of clutter and moderate wear.
Standard builder-grade finishes including stainless steel appliances and a basic tiled backsplash.
Visible wall damage and exposed plumbing indicate significant deferred maintenance and deterioration.
Basic white tiling and standard fixtures with economy-level material quality.
Mixed condition across rooms, ranging from adequate living areas to bathrooms requiring repair.
Standard residential finishes including parquet flooring and basic grey wall treatments.
Two-story facade with light yellow render and white boundary walls appears well-maintained.
Standard masonry construction with basic painted finishes and boundary walls.
The listing's photos have changed since this analysis, so the photo-by-photo notes are not shown. The summary above still applies to the photos assessed.
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