The Foyer & Reception Rooms
The two reception areas, while outdated and with dark wood and muted colors, are spacious with plenty of comfortable seating.
When I visited the property twice, I didn't notice the water damage on the reception rooms carpets until I took these recent pics. There is no mildew or old smell anywhere in the building though.
This area floods easily because of the St Johns River. I don't know if they tried to clean the water damage in the carpets or if they plan to replace them.
The foyer divides the reception rooms and also has the front desk. Any flyers not clipped to the residents' doors are left on the two tables. Every Tuesday morning free bread is left on one of the tables. It seems to come from Publix.
All visitors have to check in at the front desk and check out when leaving.
The windows replacement preparations are going on but no crane is yet in the back. There are vehicles in the back, including a tractor trailer, but we can still use the back door. Eventually, it will be closed during the upgrade.
Here are a couple views of the back but further away. Early last Sunday morning, I had a very nice walk. It was cloudy, gray and drizzly and a perfect temp. Of course, very little traffic too, a perfect time to enjoy the neighborhood.
I plan to share pics of the crane and activities when it starts. It will be more interesting then.
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