Photo 1 clearly shows a bathtub with a shower fixture in the bathing space.

No photo shows 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. Photo 3 shows a shared hallway, not a laundry space. Insufficient evidence to confirm or deny.

The windows shown (Photo 10) are standard windows with no balcony or balcony door, and the skylights (Photos 4, 5) are lighting features, not outdoor spaces. No photo clearly shows a private outdoor floor/railing, but there is also no definitive exterior view ruling out a balcony elsewhere, so it stays unclear.

The floor plan (Photo 2) shows a linear, single-exposure layout with windows along one side only. Photo 10 shows a run of windows on a single wall. No photo clearly shows windows on two separate exterior sides, so a corner unit cannot be confirmed.

The view through the windows (Photo 10) is at street level - parked cars, a parking lot, and neighboring structures are visible at eye level, which does not suggest an elevated (4th+) floor. The skylights (Photos 4, 5, 8) suggest a top-floor/loft space, but the window view itself is street-level.

Tall multi-pane windows flood the living space with daylight (photo 10). Good but not floor-to-ceiling glass.

Industrial loft aesthetic with exposed brick, exposed ceiling beams, modern kitchen island, stainless appliances, and a fireplace. Attractive but finishes are fairly basic/standard.

Exposed painted brick walls and exposed structural ceiling beams/ductwork suggest a converted industrial loft with solid masonry/steel construction, which reads higher than cheap stick-built.

Floor plan (photo 2) shows a distinct den/alcove area near the entrance, and photo 8 shows a separate room with a half-wall partition that could serve as a home office.

Carpet covers the main living areas, the den/office room, and the bedroom. Kitchen (9) and bathroom (0) have tile-look flooring; closet (12) has darker carpet.