348 Rectory

These are residential type buildings, including rooming houses and convents, with some additional plumbing and kitchen facilities for the number of unrelated occupants. The better qualities may be divided into suites with individual baths, and have interiors with plaster or drywall, paneling, carpet and resilient flooring, and may include small office, meeting and/or chapel rooms.

Average quality rectories generally have one bath per two bedrooms and some entrance ornamentation. Lower qualities are plain with minimum electrical and plumbing.

The following are not included in the costs: Furnishings, appliances, fireplaces, balconies, or any yard improvements.

Availability of Elevators by Area for this occupancy: No

Marshall Valuation Service sections: 11 and 41.

Typical Lives:

 

 

 

 

 

Class

 

 

 

 

Quality

A

B

C

D

H

M

P

S

W

Low

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45

40

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Average

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50

45

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--

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Good

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55

50

--

--

--

--

--

Excellent

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55

50

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Quality Selection Guide:

Class C (Masonry Bearing Walls):

Quality

Exterior Walls

Interior Finish

Mechanicals

HVAC

Low

Concrete block and stucco

Drywall, some carpet, asphalt tile

Minimum quantity and quality

Forced air

Average

Brick or block, some trim and entrance ornamentation

Plaster or drywall, carpet, hardwood, vinyl composition

Adequate lighting & plumbing, one bath per two bedrooms

Package A.C.

Good

Face brick, stucco, stone trim, good windows and architecture

Plaster or drywall, paneling, carpet or hardwood and sheet vinyl

Individual baths, large kitchen, good electrical fixtures

Heat pump system

Excellent

Fine masonry and windows, stained glass, special architecture and trim

Fine interior detail, ceramic tile, carpet, paneling, fine hardwood

Good fixtures, many outlets, one full bath per bedroom

Warm and cool air (zoned)

Class D (Wood or Steel Framed Exterior Walls):

Quality

Exterior Walls

Interior Finish

Mechanicals

HVAC

Low

Stucco or siding, very plain

Drywall, some carpet, asphalt tile

Minimum quantity and quality

Forced air

Average

Brick veneer, good stucco or siding

Drywall, carpet, vinyl composition

Adequate lighting & plumbing

Package A.C.

Good

Brick veneer, best stucco or siding, good windows and architecture

Plaster or drywall, paneling, carpet or hardwood and sheet vinyl

Individual baths, large kitchen, good electrical fixtures

Heat pump system

Excellent

Face brick or stone veneer, fine windows, special architecture

Fine interior detail, ceramic tile, carpet, paneling, fine hardwood

Good fixtures, many outlets, one full bath per bedroom

Warm and cool air (zoned)