Bath count is the field people skip and then regret. One bath is not one and a half. A windowed bath is not a second bath. The floor plan is the source. The listing is a summary. If they disagree, the plan wins, and you should ask before you tour.
Full, half, and powder
A full bath has a toilet, a sink, and a tub or shower. A half bath is a toilet and sink. Listings sometimes write 1.5. That extra half is useful in a one-bedroom if two people leave for work at the same time. It is not a place to bathe a child. Do not pay a one-bedroom premium in your head for a powder room you misread as two full baths.
Some Anthem floor plans note a windowed bath or a marble bath. That is a finish and a light source, not an extra room. An interior bath can be fine. It cannot pretend it has a window.
Match the count to the people
A studio with one bath is normal. A two-bedroom with one bath is a morning fight. A two-bedroom with two baths is a different product. Line 04 becomes a two-bedroom only at floor 18. Confirm the bath count on that plan rather than borrowing the studio's one bath in your memory.
If a roommate is moving in, count baths before you count square feet. Sharing a toilet is how roommate listings die in month two.
Check it on the tour
Run the water. Note whether there is a tub, a stall, or both. Photograph the bath so you do not mix units later. Filter listings by the plan you actually want, then tour that residence. Call (212) 684-3222.
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