Photo 1 clearly shows a clawfoot bathtub in the bathroom.

None of the photos show a washer or dryer inside the unit, and the floor plan (Photo 2) does not mark a washer/dryer or W/D inside the unit. No laundry space is visible, so this cannot be judged as 'no'.

The exterior photos show a two-story building. Photo 5 shows a ground-level entrance porch with a ramp and stairs (an entry, not a balcony), and Photo 6 shows the rear with an upper window but no balcony or balcony door. No private outdoor balcony/terrace is visible.

The floor plan (Photo 2) shows the bedroom with an octagonal bay window positioned at the lower-left corner of the unit, adjacent to the living room window on the adjacent wall, indicating windows on two exterior sides of the unit.

Photo 4 presents an elevated aerial view of the city/neighborhood, with buildings and streets seen from a significant height, consistent with an elevated (4th floor or higher) vantage point.

Generally small windows and sloped/low ceilings limit daylight. Photo 14 has a bay window (three panes) that admits the most light; other rooms have a single small window each.

Basic dark flat-panel cabinets, laminate counters, plain painted walls, and generic furniture. Functional but not high-end or design-forward.

Appears to be a basement/attic conversion with sloped ceilings, drop/tilt-in ceilings in the kitchen (10, 12), basic trim, and a cast-iron radiator (0). Stick-built, utilitarian finish.

Photo 14 is already set up as a home office with a desk, rolling chair, and bay window—clearly usable as a dedicated office/den.

Carpet dominates the living rooms (7, 8, 11) and bedrooms (9, 13, 14), plus the closet (15). Kitchen (10, 12) and bathroom (0) have wood-look laminate/hardwood-look flooring.