Photo 0 clearly shows a white bathtub with a shower head and shower curtain in the bathroom.

Neither photo shows a washer or dryer inside the apartment. Photo 0 is a bathroom and Photo 1 is a hallway/kitchen area. No laundry space or floor plan marking W/D is visible.

Photo 2 shows small railied balconies on the upper levels of the building exterior, but there is no way to confirm these belong to this specific unit. The interior photos (4-11) show only standard windows and entry doors, with no balcony door or private outdoor surface visible.

Photo 6 shows a room with windows on two adjacent exterior walls, indicating the unit occupies a corner of the building.

Photo 2 shows a 3-story brick facade (ground-level entrance plus two upper levels), and Photo 3 confirms the courtyard buildings are only about 3 stories tall. The unit cannot be on the 4th floor or higher, and the interior window views show neighboring brick buildings at similar heights rather than elevated views.

Standard sliding windows with blinds; Photo 4 and 6 each have two windows letting in decent daylight. Not floor-to-ceiling glass. Hallways (1, 12) are interior with limited light.

Exposed brick and hardwood floors add character, but kitchen features dated light-wood cabinets, basic laminate countertops, and standard appliances. Bathroom (0) has a pedestal sink and older tile. Overall mid-range, slightly dated finishes.

Exposed brick walls suggest older masonry/brick-and-mortar construction, which reads solid. Hardwood floors throughout main areas. Standard vinyl/laminate in bath, basic window frames and trim. Mid-tier build quality.

There appear to be multiple rooms beyond the main living area (Photo 6 carpeted room, Photo 10 hardwood room) that could serve as a home office or den. Not clearly a dedicated office space.

Photo 6 shows wall-to-wall carpet in one room; Photo 11 (closet) has carpet. Most other rooms (1, 4, 5, 10, 12) have hardwood. Roughly 20-30% of flooring shown is carpet.