Photo 1 clearly shows a white bathtub set against black tiled walls with a chrome faucet and controls, confirming a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower).

No photo shows a washer or dryer inside the apartment. The floor plan (Photo 3) displays the unit's rooms and closets but does not mark a washer/dryer or W/D, nor does it explicitly label closets as having no laundry. With no evidence of a laundry space or a plan marking W/D, the verdict cannot be determined.

The exterior shots (photos 5 and 6) show the brick building facade with standard windows and no private balconies. The curved railing in photo 6 is a decorative Juliet railing atop the entrance portico, which is a shared architectural element, not a private outdoor floor belonging to the unit. Interior photos (9, 13) show windows/bay windows but no balcony door, and the floor plans (3, 7) show no terrace. No evidence of a private balcony.

Photo 13 shows a living room with a bay window configuration, where glazing faces two different exterior directions, a hallmark of a corner unit. The floor plans (photos 3 and 7) also show angled exterior walls (e.g., the 4.47 ft and 3.66 ft sloped kitchen walls), consistent with a unit situated at an angle where two exterior sides meet. No photo contradicts this.

The window views (photos 9, 11, 13) show adjacent building facades and bright daylight but no clear elevated perspective or distant horizon that would confirm an upper floor. Photo 5 shows a roughly 3-story brick building, so the unit could be at a low level. There is insufficient evidence to judge floor height.

Standard-sized windows let in decent daylight; the bay window in the living room (13) floods the space with light and shows a window-unit AC. Windows are not floor-to-ceiling, so light is moderate rather than abundant.

Finishes read as dated/traditional rather than modern. The bathroom has a turquoise porcelain sink with black marble surround and an ornate mirror (0). Kitchens (10, 14) have plain older white cabinets and basic counters. Empty rooms have charm but no contemporary finish quality.

Solid, older construction: exposed dark timber ceiling beams (8, 12), masonry fireplaces with tiled surrounds (13), and a decorative arched stairwell with painted walls and wrought-iron railing (4). Materials read as brick/wood rather than cheap stick-built.

The floor plan (3) includes a dinette/alcove adjacent to the kitchen that could serve as a home office, and an arched alcove off the main room (11) offers a small separate nook. No dedicated office room.

Every room shown has hardwood (parquet-style) flooring; the bathroom (0) is tiled. No carpet visible anywhere.