Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a toilet, sink, and a shower area enclosed by a white shower curtain. The curtain is drawn, so it cannot be determined whether there is a bathtub behind it or just a walk-in shower. No bathtub is visible.

Photo 1 shows a washer/dryer unit (appears to be a combined unit) located inside the kitchen of the apartment, which counts as in-unit laundry.

Exterior photos (3, 4) show the building's front and rear with a ground-level entrance and steps, but no balcony, patio, or balcony door. The unit appears to be a lower-level unit with no private outdoor space visible.

Photo 4 shows the brick building at a corner with windows visible on two exterior sides, consistent with a corner unit. Interior photos only show windows on one side, so this is based on the exterior corner configuration.

Photos 3 and 4 show a two-story brick building with a ground-level entrance. Interior photos (5, 6, 7) show small, high-set windows typical of a basement or lower-level unit. No elevated floor views are present.

Small, high basement windows in living room (Photo 5), bedroom (Photo 6), and kitchen (Photo 7). Limited daylight; appears to be a below-grade unit.

Kitchen has modern touches (textured tile backsplash, modern faucet, white shaker cabinets in Photos 7-8), but drop ceilings, basic laminate flooring, and dated bathroom tile (Photo 0) hold it back.

Basement conversion: concrete block walls in stairwell (Photo 2), drop/panel ceilings throughout, laminate flooring, older bathroom tile (Photo 0). Reads as low-rise stick-built conversion rather than solid construction.

No dedicated den/alcove/second room shown. The living/dining area (Photo 5) has space for a desk but is not a separate office room.

Only the stairwell (Photo 2) is carpeted. Living room, bedroom, and kitchen all show wood-look laminate/vinyl flooring.