Unit Features Sample Clauses

The "Unit Features" clause defines the specific characteristics, amenities, and attributes included with a particular unit in a property or development. It typically outlines details such as the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, included appliances, flooring types, and any special features like balconies or parking spaces. By clearly listing what is provided with the unit, this clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of what is included, reducing the risk of disputes or misunderstandings regarding the unit's features.
Unit Features. Rooms A- Living Room C- Kitchen E- Laundry H- Loft J- Office/Den F- Other (See Remarks) B- Dining Room D- Family Room G- Living Room/Dining Room Combo I- Mudroom K- Sunroom A- Range B- Wall Oven C- Dishwasher D- Disposal E- Compactor F- Microwave G- Indoor Grill H- Countertop Range I- Refrigerator J- Freezer K- Washer L- Dryer M- Water Treatment O- None P- Refrigerator - ENERGY STAR Q- Refrigerator - Wine Storage R- Dryer - ENERGY STAR S- Dishwasher - ENERGY STAR T- Washer - ENERGY STAR U- Freezer - Upright V- Washer/Dryer Combo W- Vacuum System X- Vacuum System - Rough-in Y- Vent Hood Z- Water Softener 1- Cooktop - ENERGY STAR 2- Range - ENERGY STAR 3- Water Instant Hot
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Unit Features. (I) Covered entries (0.5 point); (II) Nine foot (9’) ceilings in living room and all Bedrooms (at minimum) (1 point); (III) Microwave ovens (0.5 point); (IV) Self-cleaning or continuous cleaning ovens (0.5 point); (V) Storage room or closet, of approximately nine (9) square feet or greater, separate from and in addition to Bedroom, entryway or linen closets and which does not need to be in the Unit but must be on the Property site (0.5 point); (VI) Covered patios or covered balconies (0.5 point); (VII) High Speed Internet service to all Units (can be wired or wireless; required equipment for either must be provided) (1 point); (VIII) Built-in (recessed into the wall) shelving unit (0.5 point); (IX) Breakfast Bar (a space, generally between the kitchen and dining area, that includes an area for seating although actual seating such as bar stools does not have to be provided) (0.5 point); (X) Walk-in closet in at least one (1) Bedroom (0.5 point); (XI) Forty-eight inch (48") upper kitchen cabinets (1 point); (XII) Kitchen island (0.5 points); (XIII) Kitchen pantry with shelving (may include the washer/dryer unit for Rehabilitation Developments only) (0.5 point); (XIV) Natural stone or quartz countertops in kitchen and bath (1 point); (XV) Double vanity in at least one (1) bathroom (0.5 point); and (XVI) Hard floor surfaces in over fifty percent (50%) of unit Net Rentable Area (NRA) (0.5 point).
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