In Orwell's 1984, how do the living quarters and style of the Inner Party members differ from the Outer Party members and proles?

Society in
Oceania, one of the three superstates of 's dystopia, is a hierarchy of three rigid classes: At
the apex is the Outer Party; corresponding to the old middle class is the Outer Party; and
beneath, comprising 85 percent of the population, are the proles. Members of the Outer Party
enjoy a relatively affluent standard of living., a representative of this class, lives in a
clean suite of rooms. His apartment, where the elevators run soundlessly, is located in a kind
of 'gated community' located in a generally...