Both photos show a bathroom with a built-in bathtub (with an attached shower surround).

Neither photo shows a washer, dryer, or any laundry space inside the apartment, and no floor plan is provided.

Photo 2 shows the building exterior with no visible private balcony, and interior windows (photos 4, 11) are standard sash windows with no balcony door. The railings/fences seen outside belong to neighboring properties. However, the exterior view does not cover all sides of the unit, so a private balcony cannot be definitively ruled out.

Photo 3 shows a bay window (three angled panels), but this is a single-wall bay window, not windows on two separate exterior sides. No floor plan or other view confirms a corner unit.

Views through the windows show ground-level scenery: neighboring houses at eye level, fences, and tree canopies at a similar height. These views do not suggest an elevated (4th+ floor) location.

Photo 3 has a bay window with three sash windows letting in decent daylight; photo 11 has two windows. These are standard double-hung windows, not floor-to-ceiling glass, and rooms are otherwise enclosed, so light is moderate rather than flooded.

Clean but generic builder finishes: plain white shaker-style cabinets, white subway tile backsplash, standard gas range and fridge, laminate counters. Neutral walls and fresh paint give it a tidy, move-in-ready look but nothing distinctive or upscale.

Appears to be standard stick-built apartment construction. Standard vinyl/aluminum window frames, basic baseboards and trim, laminate/lino counters. Nothing high-end or solid-looking beyond typical builder grade.

Photo 11 shows a room with a built-in shelving alcove that could function as a den/home office, and the layout appears to include multiple rooms. Moderate potential, but no clearly dedicated office space is confirmed.

All shown flooring is dark hardwood or wood-look plank/laminate. No carpet visible anywhere.