No photo shows a bathroom or bathing space, so a bathtub cannot be confirmed or denied.

Photo 0 shows a single stacked washer/dryer unit in what appears to be a utility closet (with an electrical panel on the wall). It is not a row of multiple machines, so it is not clearly a shared laundry room. The setting is somewhat ambiguous, but a single in-unit stacked unit is indicated.

Photo 1 shows the building exterior with standard windows and no balconies or balcony doors. Photo 5 shows glass sliding doors/Windows but no visible outdoor floor, railing, or private patio surface. No evidence of a private balcony/terrace.

Photos show interior rooms with windows on single walls (e.g., Photo 2 shows windows on one brick wall). No floor plan or photo clearly demonstrates windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit.

Photo 1 shows a low-rise (roughly 3-story) brick building viewed from ground level. Views through the glass in Photo 5 show an adjacent building at a comparable height, which does not clearly indicate an elevated (4th+) floor. Insufficient evidence to judge.

Photo 5 shows sliding glass doors behind curtains plus a glass partition letting in daylight; Photo 6 shows the same glass doors from the kitchen. Photo 2 has a single modest window. Overall moderate daylight, not flooded.

Modern industrial aesthetic: concrete floors, exposed ductwork, brick accents, island kitchen with quartz-look counters and stainless appliances. Cohesive contemporary loft style.

Exposed brick walls, polished concrete floors, and raw steel/ductwork ceilings give an industrial loft build that reads solid. Trim is minimal but the masonry and concrete construction scores higher than cheap stick-built.

Photo 5 shows a glass-enclosed alcove/room separated from the main space that could function as a home office. Otherwise open loft layout with no dedicated second room visible.

All photos show polished/dark concrete or epoxy flooring. No carpet visible in any photo.