Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a toilet, pedestal sink, oval mirror, and a shower curtain. The shower curtain is drawn, so I cannot see whether there is a bathtub or only a walk-in shower. No clear view of a tub is present, so I cannot confirm a bathtub. Photo 1 shows only a staircase and is not relevant.

Neither photo shows a washer, dryer, or any laundry space inside the apartment. Photo 0 is a bathroom and Photo 1 is a staircase, so there is no evidence of in-unit laundry nor of a shared laundry room to rule it out.

The exterior photos (2 and 3) show the building's outside clearly. Upper-floor windows are plain with no railings, balcony doors, or balcony surfaces. The ground level has covered entry porches with steps, which are entry porches rather than a private balcony/terrace. No photo shows a private outdoor space belonging to the unit.

The building is a multi-family house flanked by neighboring homes on the left (visible in Photos 2 and 3), so units face one exterior side only. No floor plan is provided to show windows on two sides. Photos 4-10 are interior rooms with no evidence of a corner configuration.

Photos 2 and 3 show a 3-story building, so the highest occupied level is the 3rd floor; no unit can be on the 4th floor or higher. Interior window shots (Photos 6, 9, 10) show daylight but no elevated views to suggest a high floor.

Windows are standard size with blinds/curtains (Photos 6, 10) and a kitchen window (Photo 8). Daylight is adequate but not abundant; no floor-to-ceiling glass. Rooms are otherwise lit by ceiling fixtures.

Kitchens feature white shaker-style cabinets, dark countertops, and a mosaic tile backsplash (Photo 8), plus a small kitchenette with matching cabinetry (Photo 7). Finishes are updated but modest, not high-end. Bathrooms (Photo 0) are simple with a pedestal sink.

Solid hardwood staircase with turned balusters and a substantial newel post (Photo 1) suggests decent trim work, but this reads as a standard stick-built apartment rather than concrete/steel. Cabinetry and trim in the kitchen (Photo 8) are basic builder-grade.

No clearly dedicated den or second room for an office. The small kitchenette alcove (Photo 7) has a counter and stool that could serve as a makeshift workspace, but there is no defined office space.

Carpet is limited to at least one bedroom (Photo 9 shows wall-to-wall grey carpet). Other bedrooms (Photos 6, 10) have hardwood with area rugs, and living areas (Photos 4, 5) are hardwood with rugs. The kitchen/kitchenette (Photos 7, 8) has vinyl/plank-look flooring.