Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a visible white bathtub on the right side of the image, in addition to the toilet, vanity, and window.

Photo 1 shows a single pair of washer and dryer units in a basement-style room (exposed concrete block walls). Per the criteria, a single pair in a house's own basement counts as in-unit laundry. It is not a shared laundry room, which would require a row of several machines.

Photo 3 shows a covered brick entry porch with windows on multiple sides, but no visible railing or clear private outdoor balcony surface. Photo 4 (exterior) shows no balcony. Insufficient evidence to confirm or deny a private balcony.

Photos 6 and 9 show rooms with windows on two adjacent exterior walls meeting at a corner, consistent with a corner unit layout.

Photo 4 shows a two-story brick building with a ground-level entry. Interior window views (Photos 6, 9) show trees at ground/eye level, indicating a low floor, not an elevated (4th+) floor.

Living room (5) and bathroom (0) have small windows; main rooms (6, 8, 9) have two standard sash windows each. Ample but not flooded daylight; no floor-to-ceiling glass.

Kitchen (7) is the strongest feature: white shaker-style cabinets, granite-look counters, stainless dishwasher and gas range, subway tile backsplash. Neutral walls and hardwood floors give a clean, move-in-ready look. Bathroom (0) is basic.

Standard stick-built apartment construction. Decent white trim, hardwood-look floors, brick fireplace. Nothing premium; window frames and finishes look ordinary.

Unit has multiple rooms; the room in photo 10 (with closet shelving) and the empty rooms in 8/9 could serve as a home office or den. Not a dedicated office shown, but a spare room is available.

All rooms shown have dark hardwood (or laminate) flooring; the bathroom has tile. No carpet visible in any photo.