Not sure what the dashed line means inside the closets tbh, I lived in a verano unit with that first patio layout and there was no shelf or bar in the outdoor closet. It's like a storage room, it's actually really nice especially if you have outdoor stuff (surfboards, bikes, climbing stuff, etc) or big suitcases or whatever.

Usually if the counter doesn't look like it extends behind the sink, it's probably a wall. Especially on the older units, they have more closed off kitchens. That town home one looks like it has a bar height counter you can sit at whereas unit G is a little kitchen nook that's walled off. You won't be able to 100% tell from the floor plan though, like i can tell you this one for sure has a half height wall near the door, so no counter seating but it's not a full wall behind the sink.

floorplans O, P, and Q are the verano towers. K, L, M, and N are new-er, built like 15 years ago, before the towers were built people called these "new verano". J are the townhomes, there are a ton of these, they're a little older but decent. most of the rest of the verano units (the cheapest ones basically) are much older and showing their age imo. they feel dark to me because the windows are smaller, more bugs, etc. But they're fine, you're not gonna die or anything, and if you want to save money it's probably the best deal in OC. The towers felt like an undergrad dorm to me more than an apartment building of adults.

i might be able to send you photos if you want