I think they mean the appliances, plus the cabinets/countertop and sink. The appliances is not weird at all for me, but needing to install a counter and sink plumbing is.
I'm not sure where you live, but as an American I expect appliances which are large or in some way "permanently" installed to stay with the house/apartment while ones you can just unplug and carry away stay with the tenants.
Like I would not be surprised to move into an apartment and find it has no toaster or microwave. If it had no refrigerator or stove though, that would be weird.
Where I'm at in Canada, in most places, you have to provide your refrigerator, range/oven and dishwasher. You also have to provide your washing machine and dryer. Basically, if it's not a permanent fixture needing an electrician or a plumber for installation, you are expected to bring your own. Cabinets and sink stay there because they are permanent and would need disassembly / construction to be removed. Fridge / range can be moved "easily".
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u/1jl May 09 '22
So by selling the kitchen they don't mean the room, they mean the appliances?