Photos 1 and 2 both clearly show a white bathtub with a shower curtain and shower fixtures. Photo 0 shows only a walk-in shower with no tub visible.

Photo 3 shows a single washer and dryer pair in a basement-like utility room with exposed ceiling joists and running pipes. It is ambiguous whether this is the unit's own laundry or a shared building laundry room, as there is no floor plan confirming the space belongs to the unit.

The exterior photos show no private balcony or balcony door. Photo 4 shows the front of a two-unit brick building with small fenced entry stoops (ground-level entry areas, not balconies) and upper windows without any balcony. Photo 5 shows a shared exterior stairway/deck on the side of the building, which is a shared amenity, not a private terrace. No private outdoor space belonging to the unit is visible.

Multiple rooms show windows on two exterior sides. The bedroom (Photo 8) has a window on the far wall and a pair of windows on the adjacent right wall, meeting at a corner. The empty room (Photo 12) clearly shows a bay of three windows on one wall and a separate window on the perpendicular wall forming a corner. This indicates a corner unit with exposure on two sides.

Window views consistently show ground-level scenery. Photo 11 shows a car and street directly outside at eye level, and Photo 12 shows grass and a brick wall immediately adjacent. These views indicate a low/ground-level position rather than an elevated floor.

Decent daylight through standard windows, several with shutters (photos 8, 10, 11). Good but not floor-to-ceiling glass; light is adequate rather than abundant.

Modern finishes throughout: white shaker cabinets, stainless steel appliances, kitchen island (photos 9, 13, 15), wood-look floors, and current furniture/decor. Clean, updated look.

Standard stick-built residential: drywall, wood-look floors, vinyl/standard window frames and trim. Solid but not premium materials; no concrete/steel exposure.

An empty room with an arched opening off the main living area (photo 7) and another empty room (photo 14) could function as a home office/den. Not a dedicated built-in office.

All rooms show wood-look flooring (hardwood or laminate). Area/rug textiles appear in the living spaces (photos 6, 10) but there is no wall-to-wall carpet visible.