Quality & Condition Impression
ADVISORY (beta) — appraiser assigns ratings
MEDIUM
Q4 / C3-to-C4K: updatedB: updated
Quality: Consistent with Q4 (stock/builder-grade) construction: brick veneer front elevation with vinyl siding on the side/rear elevations, composition shingle roof, single attached 2-car garage, simple hip/gable roofline, and standard window/door grade. Crown molding is present in the main living areas, a modest builder upgrade, but no custom millwork, elevated structural materials, or complex design elements were observed. Original kitchen/bath cabinet boxes (visible beneath later paint) appear to be stock raised-panel units typical of mid-2000s production construction, not custom cabinetry.
Brick veneer front elevation, vinyl siding side/rear elevations (Photos 1, 33-43) · Composition shingle roof, standard attached 2-car garage (
Photo 1) · Crown molding present in main living/dining areas (Photos 3-14) · Simple builder floor plan, standard-grade windows/doors throughout (multiple photos)
Condition: Kitchen and primary bath present as freshly refreshed/updated: repainted cabinetry, tile backsplash, stainless appliances, quartz-look counters, matte-black fixtures, garden tub and separate shower in the primary suite, consistent with C3 in those spaces. However, the living room and all four bedrooms show floors finished only in painted/sealed bare concrete rather than a standard finish material (carpet, tile, or LVP) — an atypical condition for a resale, corroborated by the public remarks offering a $6,000 flooring allowance so the buyer can 'personalize' the flooring. This finish deficiency affects the majority of the home's floor area and pulls the holistic condition impression down from what the kitchen/bath alone would suggest. No structural cracking, water staining, or exposed subfloor was observed in any photo.
Painted/sealed bare concrete flooring in living room and all four bedrooms (Photos 3-7, 15-17, 24-25, 28-31) · Public remarks reference a $6,000 flooring allowance, corroborating an incomplete/deficient floor finish · Updated primary bath fixtures, quartz-look counters, black hardware, garden tub, separate shower (Photos 18-21) · Updated kitchen cabinet paint, tile backsplash, stainless appliances (Photos 8-11)
Kitchen / baths: Kitchen shows repainted gray stock cabinetry, tiled countertops, diamond-pattern tile backsplash, and stainless appliances — a cosmetic refresh with no reconfiguration, consistent with 'updated.' Public remarks specifically call out a 'beautifully updated' primary bathroom, matching photos showing a quartz-look vanity top, matte-black fixtures, garden tub, separate glass-enclosed shower, and a large walk-in closet. The secondary/hall bathroom shows the same black-fixture finish level with a simpler tub/shower combo, also appearing updated. No evidence of structural remodeling (layout changes, cabinet reconfiguration) in either kitchen or baths.
Not visible/verified: MLS photos are staged marketing images; some spaces (laundry closet contents, garage interior, full extent of hall bath) are only partially shown. · Cannot confirm from photos alone whether the painted/sealed concrete flooring is a deliberate interim design choice or a removed/never-installed finish floor — flagged given the flooring allowance disclosed in remarks. · Original pre-paint cabinet/finish grade in kitchen and baths cannot be fully verified from photos.