Quality & Condition Impression
ADVISORY (beta) — appraiser assigns ratings
MEDIUM
Q3-to-Q4 / C3K: updatedB: not updated
Quality: The dwelling is a 1995-built two-story traditional (Cape Cod-influenced) home with architectural detailing beyond a bare-bones builder box: wraparound covered porch with columns, multiple dormers, arched transom windows, brick water-table skirting, tray ceilings and crown molding in several rooms, and a wood-burning prefab fireplace with tile/brick surround. These are builder-grade-plus details consistent with a well-finished tract/custom home, not a high-end custom build. Original kitchen cabinetry (arched raised-panel boxes) and original bath cabinetry/tile appear to be standard-grade builder stock. Overall this reads as upper-end Q4 bordering on Q3.
Covered wraparound porch with tapered columns and arched transom windows (Photos 1, 2, 7) · Tray ceilings, crown molding, and built-in mantel/fireplace surround in living areas (Photos 16-19) · Brick water-table exterior accent over vinyl/metal siding (Photos 1, 2, 5) · Original arched raised-panel cabinet boxes in kitchen and baths, a builder-grade profile (Photos 23, 24, 26, 32, 35)
Condition: The home appears well-maintained with no visible deferred maintenance, structural issues, or moisture staining in any photo. Some finish updates are evident (granite-look counters and tumbled-stone backsplash in kitchen, stained/polished concrete flooring in living/dining areas) layered onto original 1995 bones, consistent with an updated C3. Bathrooms show original tile, vanities, and fixtures with only fresh paint/decor, consistent with C3-to-C4 (dated but functional, well cared for). Exterior landscaping, porch, and roofline all appear in good condition with no wear issues visible.
Granite-look slab countertops and stone tile backsplash added to original white cabinet boxes in kitchen (Photos 23, 24, 26) · Stained/polished concrete flooring in living, dining and office areas, a finish upgrade over original builder flooring (Photos 15-21) · No visible cracking, staining, or deferred maintenance on exterior siding, roofline, or foundation in any photo (Photos 1, 2, 5, 6) · Original-appearing tile, white cabinetry, and fixtures in secondary/primary baths with no evidence of remodeling (Photos 14, 32, 33, 35, 36)
Kitchen / baths: Kitchen shows a condition-level update (granite-look counters, tumbled-stone backsplash) over original builder cabinetry and dated white appliances — call it 'updated' rather than 'remodeled.' Baths (primary garden tub/shower combo, hall bath, powder bath, and shop half-bath) show original fixtures, cabinetry, and tile with no modernization evident — 'not updated' is the dominant condition, though secondary powder room finishes could not be fully confirmed.
Not visible/verified: Several rooms are painted in bold, saturated accent colors (orange, red, teal) that make it difficult to assess wall/trim condition and true finish quality from photos alone. · No close-up photos of roof shingles, gutters, or foundation exterior were provided to confirm condition beyond general appearance. · The detached shop's interior finish (paint, flooring, fixtures) appears utilitarian/converted and was not evaluated as part of the primary dwelling's quality/condition rating. · Kitchen appliance condition (white, older-style Whirlpool units) suggests they were not part of the counter/backsplash update; this could not be fully confirmed as to age.