The bathrooms shown feature walk-in showers only. Photo 1 shows a glass-enclosed walk-in shower with no tub. Photo 2 shows a sliding-glass walk-in shower with no tub. Photo 3 shows a vanity with a glass shower door to the right, again a shower, not a tub. Photo 0 shows a toilet and pedestal sink with no bathing space visible. No photo or plan depicts a bathtub, and the visible bathing spaces are all walk-in showers.

None of the photos show a washer, dryer, laundry closet, or any laundry space, and no floor plan is provided. Photo 4 shows only a hallway with windows and a door. With no evidence of in-unit laundry nor any shared laundry room shown, the feature cannot be determined.

Photos 6, 7, and 8 show a private outdoor deck/terrace with wooden flooring, railings, a pergola with string lights, and dining furniture, enclosed by the unit's own structure. Photo 9 shows a railed balcony edge with an elevated exterior view, confirming a private outdoor space belonging to the unit.

Photo 10 shows a building positioned at a street corner with glazing on two distinct exterior faces (the corner bay and the side elevation), consistent with a corner unit. Photo 11 shows the attached row of units, and photo 10 isolates the corner configuration with windows on two sides.

Photo 9 presents an elevated view over the street and neighboring rooftops, indicating an upper level. However, the building exterior (photos 10, 11) appears to be roughly three stories, and the decks (photos 6-8) look like rooftop/terrace-level spaces, so it cannot be confirmed the unit is on the 4th floor or higher.

Living area has two large side-by-side windows flooding the space (15). Entry hallway also has windows (4). Kitchen/dining get daylight (17, 19). Bedroom window is modest (14). Good but not floor-to-ceiling glass.

Contemporary kitchen island, dark cabinetry, pendant lighting, hardwood floors, and neutral walls give a clean modern look (12, 15, 16, 17). Finishes read well but not high-end luxury.

Modern open-construction finishes: metal-and-wood staircase with steel railings (13, 15, 16), granite-style countertops, stainless appliances, hardwood floors. Window frames appear standard. Solid but not clearly concrete/steel construction.

No clearly dedicated den, alcove, or second room visible. The unit appears to be a one-bedroom; the spacious entry hallway (4) could theoretically serve as an office but is a thoroughfare rather than a room.

Carpet is confined to the bedroom (photos 14, 18). All other shown spaces—living/kitchen (12, 13, 15, 16, 17), dining (19), entry hallway (4), and bathroom (0)—have hardwood-look or tile flooring.