Photo 0 clearly shows a bathroom containing a standard white bathtub with a shower head and fixtures mounted above it, confirming a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower). Photo 1 shows a separate bathroom with only a pedestal sink and no tub visible, but the tub in Photo 0 is sufficient for a yes.

Photos 2 and 3 show a washer and dryer located in an unfinished basement with exposed ceiling joists, concrete block walls, large industrial ductwork, and a water heater. This appearance is consistent with a shared building laundry room rather than a washer/dryer inside the apartment unit itself (kitchen, closet, or bathroom). No photo shows a washer or dryer within the unit's finished living space.

The exterior photos (6, 7) show a single-family home with a front entry porch and fenced yard, but no private balcony, terrace, or balcony door. The covered entry area in photo 5 is a front porch, not a private outdoor balcony/terrace.

No floor plan is provided, and the exterior photos (6, 7) show a standalone single-family home rather than a multi-unit building where a corner unit could be identified. Interior shots do not reveal windows on two exterior sides of a single unit.

Exterior photos (6, 7) show a low, one-to-two-story single-family house sitting at grade with a front yard and neighboring houses at similar height. Interior windows (e.g., 11) reveal ground-level views, not elevated sightlines.

Standard-sized windows in most rooms provide decent daylight (photos 9, 13). The front door in photo 9 has multiple window panes allowing some light. No floor-to-ceiling glass; light is adequate but not exceptional.

Dated finishes throughout. Bathroom (photo 0) has yellow walls and a pedestal sink. Kitchen (photo 11) has basic white cabinets and older appliances. Wood trim and floors give warmth but the overall style reads as older/uncustomized rather than modern.

Solid wood construction with hardwood floors, substantial wood trim around doors and openings, and exposed timber beams in the attic/storage area (photo 4). Appears to be an older, well-built structure rather than cheap stick-built. Window frames and trim look aged but intact.

Several rooms could serve as a home office. The room visible through the doorway in photo 9 (near the entrance) and the room in photo 10 are enclosed spaces suitable for an office. Photo 16 shows a room with a slanted ceiling that could work as a den/office.

Hardwood floors throughout the living spaces (photos 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 16). Bathroom (photo 0) and kitchen/hallway (photos 11, 15) have vinyl/linoleum-style flooring. No carpet visible in any photo.