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The landlord's warranty of habitability requires that rental properties meet certain minimum standards of safety and livability. This includes ensuring that essential services such as heating, water, and electrical systems are safe and functioning, as well as maintaining the structural integrity of the building.

The aesthetic appearance of the property, however, does not fall under the warranty of habitability. The landlord is not obligated to provide cosmetic enhancements or to maintain the property’s appearance beyond what is necessary for health and safety. This means that while a tenant may desire upgrades or improvements to the aesthetics of their living space, the landlord’s responsibility is limited to ensuring that the property is safe and livable, rather than making it visually pleasing.

Therefore, the option that mentions the aesthetic appearance of the property is correct as it is not covered by the landlord's warranty of habitability.