Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a bathtub/shower combination - a white bathtub is visible below the shower curtain with subway tiling and showerhead.

Photo 1 shows a stacked washer and dryer unit located inside the apartment, next to a bathroom vanity and leading to other rooms. This is a single in-unit pair, not a shared laundry room.

Photo 2 shows a wooden deck with furniture and railings, but it appears to be a shared courtyard/deck area rather than an outdoor floor belonging specifically to this unit. No photo clearly shows a private balcony or balcony door belonging to the unit.

No floor plans are provided, and the interior photos (4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11) do not clearly show windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit. Cannot confirm a corner unit.

Photo 3 shows a low-rise building of roughly 3 stories. The window views in photos 6, 9, and 10 show treetops and ground-level scenery rather than an elevated perspective, suggesting the unit is on a lower floor, not the 4th floor or higher.

Kitchen (9) has a run of large windows flooding the space with daylight. Bedroom (6) and office (13) have single windows. Living areas (4, 5, 8) appear to rely on recessed lighting with limited direct window visibility.

Kitchen (7, 9) has white shaker cabinets, stainless steel appliances, quartz-look counters, and subway tile. Bathroom (0) has a wood vanity, subway tile, and modern fixtures. Living areas are neutral/plain.

Stick-built apartment construction with textured/popcorn ceilings throughout (4, 5, 7, 9). Finishes are decent (wood vanity, subway tile, stainless appliances) but ceilings and general build read as mid-tier, not high-end concrete/steel.

A dedicated room is set up as a home office with desk, chair, and shelving (12, 13, 14), adjacent to the bathroom. This functions as a den/office space usable for remote work.

Carpet is present in the bedroom (6) and the office/den rooms (12, 13, 14). Living areas and kitchen use wood-look plank flooring (4, 5, 7, 8, 9). Bathroom has tile (0).