Every room opening a side panel, with the facts beneath it computed from the drawing.
The same content as the picture, as text: every part and what it says when you open it.
A double room on the corner, with windows on two sides.
A double room on the corner, with windows on two sides, so it is the brightest bedroom in the flat in the morning.
The family bathroom, with a full-length bath.
The family bathroom, off the hallway, with a full-length bath and a window for daylight and air.
The larger bedroom, with its own en suite.
The larger bedroom, on the quiet north side away from the lift core, with its own en suite through the door at the east end.
The main bedroom's own shower room.
The main bedroom's own shower room, reached only through the bedroom.
The spine of the flat: every room opens off it.
The spine of the flat. Both bedrooms, the bathroom and the kitchen open off it, and it widens into the living room at its east end.
The front door, with a bench and a console.
The front door opens from the building's corridor into a small lobby with a bench to sit on and a console for keys.
Coats, shoes and the vacuum cleaner.
A walk-in cupboard off the entrance, for coats, shoes and the vacuum cleaner.
A galley kitchen, open to the dining table.
A galley kitchen with a door from the hallway and a wide opening to the dining table, so food goes one way and conversation the other.
A desk under the east window.
A desk set into the corner between the hallway and the living room, under its own east window.
The largest room, lit from the south and east.
The largest room in the flat, with a dining table by the kitchen and a sitting area by the windows. It faces south and east, so it has sun from morning to mid-afternoon.
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