We still don't know the story behind the apartment. Was it lived in? Was it used for storage, was the water ever turned on? Was the power ever functioning? One thing is for sure, it smells horrible and the shag carpeting makes for a great mouse crap trap. 

From this angle you can see the 40's/50's era kitchen that was installed along with a selection of upper cabinetry that is well on it's way to matching the main house kitchen. 

We had high hopes that the fridge would come to life..they were dashed. 

We also had hopes for using the stove, also dashed. Such is life, now there will be no "Harvest Gold" in the apartment. Mom is happy about that. 

That is a king size headboard unit for scale. It is not staying. 

Just a few of the many many bed frames and headboards the property is packed with. Good closets, if you look close you can see where some critter let himself in via the wall. 

It's small, but everything appears to be brand new and perfectly serviceable. 

We never had any delusions about saving that dryer. 

It's a closet, a big one. 

Water heater, we have not idea if it works, it's in rough shape and has a garden hose attached. Your guess is as good as ours. It does appear to be a bit over sized for a one bedroom apartment though. 

What guy doesn't dream of his garage/man cave being pink.... This hall connects the apartment to a second exterior entrance and direct access from the southernmost garage bay. 

Southernmost garage bay, or as we call it, "Bay 1". This will be used for storage long before a car will ever see the interior of it. For some reason all the garages were walled apart, on the plus side, you can see evidence of insulation around the apartment.