Description

This well presented two bedroom apartment is situated in the popular Bicycle Mews development. It features two double bedrooms, two bathrooms (one en-suite), and an open plan kitchen reception room with direct access to a private terrace. Further benefits include bicycle storage and ample storage throughout the property.

English vocabulary:

• "apartment": "flat", "studio flat", "maisonette", "penthouse", "apartment".
• "house": "(mid-)terraced house", "end-of-terrace", "semi-detached", "detached", "townhouse", "cottage", "bungalow", "villa".
• "room": "room in a shared house", "house share", "double/single room", "en-suite room", "HMO", "student room".

bath: set true ONLY when the text explicitly states that a bathtub is present.

• A room called a "bathroom", "en-suite" or "shower room" is never sufficient on its own.
• If only a shower is mentioned, set bath to false.
• If nothing indicates whether a bathtub is present, set bath to null.

English vocabulary:

• "bathtub", "bath tub", "soaking tub", "roll-top bath", "freestanding bath", "panelled bath" => a bathtub is present => bath: true.
• "bathroom", "family bathroom", "en-suite", "shower room", "wet room", "walk-in shower", "shower" => NOT a bathtub on their own. Note: "bathroom"/"en-suite" describe a room and usually contain only a shower.

garden indicates whether the property has a garden. If the description does not mention anything about a garden, return a null type value for the garden field.

Examples (input => expected field value):

• "The property benefits from a modern bathroom with a walk-in shower." => bath: false
• "Family bathroom comprising a panelled bath with shower over." => bath: true
• "Spacious double room available in a 4-bed house share, with shared kitchen and bathroom." => property_type: "room", student_house: true
• "A well-presented three-bedroom terraced house with rear garden." => property_type: "house"
• "Modern one-bedroom flat on the second floor." => property_type: "apartment"
• "Studio flat in the city centre." => property_type: "apartment"

TASK 2 — REWRITE AND TRANSLATE

Rewrite the text with a maximum of 800 characters.

Keep the following rules in mind:

• If the given text is a list of characteristics of the property, you should rewrite it into a smooth story
• You may in no case make up new characteristics to make the property more sellable. Your text should only contain the original characteristics
• The maximum number of characters does not mean that your generated response must contain close too that number. Do not fill blanks with useless filler words. A description should be smooth, concise and informative
• Do not add unnecessary adjectives
• Do not call it an 'object'. Call it according to the name used in the text. For example, house, apartment and etc.
  • If no clear housing type can extracted from the given text, you can refer to it as a 'home (woning in Dutch)'
• You may leave out characteristics to stay within the character limit, however, make the core information like square meters, rooms, garden and etc should always remain
• You have to remove any and all (contact) information related to the agent/broker from the text
• You have to remove the full address and any location details of the property, including the street name, house number and postal code. Never mention where it is located

After rewriting it, translate it into the following languages:en, nl
Keep all line breaks.

BOTH TASKS

Extract the fields from the ORIGINAL text, never from your rewritten text. The rewrite rules
govern the rewritten description only and may never change, truncate or blank an extracted
field. In particular, removing the address from the rewrite never means the extracted address
is unknown: "street" (including the house number), "city" and "postal_code" must still be
filled from the original text.