Photo 1 clearly shows a bathtub in the bathroom.

Photo 0 shows a stacked washer/dryer unit located inside the apartment (next to a bathroom vanity), indicating in-unit laundry.

Photo 5 shows a private entry deck with railing at the front door, and the floor plan (2) labels a 'Porch' and 'Deck'. However, these appear to be front entry porches/decks rather than a private balcony/terrace with a balcony door or outdoor living space. No clear private balcony is confirmed.

Floor plans (2, 8) show single-unit layouts but do not clearly indicate windows on two or more exterior sides. Exterior photos show attached townhouse-style buildings in a row, which typically are not corner units, but this cannot be confirmed from the evidence.

Exterior photos show low-rise (2-story) townhouse/single-family buildings. Interior window views (9, 10, 11) show foliage and trees at ground level, indicating a ground or first-floor position, not an elevated floor (4th+).

Standard-size vinyl windows with blinds/shutters; daylight is adequate but not abundant. No floor-to-ceiling glass. Photo 14's larger window and Photo 15's multiple windows are the brightest; Photo 0 (bathroom) is enclosed.

Dark wood cabinetry, stainless steel appliances (range, microwave, fridge, dishwasher), laminate counters, and modern pendant lighting give a clean contemporary look. Neutral walls and consistent flooring add appeal.

Stick-built apartment-style construction with drywall, standard hollow-core interior doors, laminate countertops, and engineered/hardwood-look flooring. Appears solid and recently renovated but not high-end materials; window frames are standard vinyl.

Floor plan (Photo 2) shows a small alcove/den area adjacent to the kitchen/dining space that could serve as a home office, plus two bedrooms as alternatives. No dedicated, clearly sized office room.

Hardwood-look flooring throughout the living areas, bedrooms, and hallways. The only carpet visible is on the interior staircase treads (Photo 13).