The photos show bathrooms with vessel sinks, mirrors, and shower heads (photos 0, 1, 2, 3). Photo 1 shows a clear shower curtain, and photo 2 shows a shower head on tiled walls with a window. However, no photo clearly reveals a bathtub, nor does it definitively confirm a walk-in shower without a tub (the floor/bathing area is not visible). Without a clear view of a tub or confirmation of shower-only, the verdict cannot be determined.

None of the photos show a washer or dryer inside the apartment. Photo 4 shows white built-in cabinets/closet storage, but no washer, dryer, or W/D marking is visible. No floor plan is provided. Without any evidence of a laundry space or appliance, the verdict cannot be determined.

The exterior photos (5, 6) show a standard brick apartment building with windows flush against the wall and no protruding balcony surfaces, railings, or balcony doors. The interior windows (7, 9, 10) are regular sliding windows with blinds, not balcony doors. No private outdoor space is evident.

No floor plan is provided, and the interior photos (7, 9, 10, 11) each show only a single window or a blank wall. The exterior shots (5, 6) show a multi-wing brick building, but there is no evidence that any single unit has exterior windows on two or more sides.

The interior windows (7, 9, 10) have closed blinds, so no outside view is visible to gauge elevation. Photo 6 shows the building is several stories tall from an elevated vantage point, but it does not reveal which floor the listed unit occupies.

Windows are modest in size. The bathroom has small high windows (Photo 0), the empty room has a single small sliding window with blinds (Photo 7), and the kitchen windows (Photos 9, 10) are standard size. No floor-to-ceiling glass; daylight is adequate but not abundant.

Contemporary touches throughout: vessel sink on a wood-grain vanity with black fixtures (Photo 0), white shaker cabinets with black hardware, subway tile backsplash, and wood-look flooring (Photos 8, 9, 10, 11). Clean and modern, though nothing high-end.

Appears to be a stick-built unit with renovated finishes. Tile work in the bathroom (Photo 0) and cabinetry look reasonable, but window frames and wall construction are standard residential, not concrete/steel. Solid but not premium build.

Photo 11 shows a doorway leading into an adjacent room, but there is no clearly identifiable den, alcove, or dedicated second room usable as a home office. The main room could serve as an office, but no separate office space is evident.

No carpet visible in any photo. Photo 11 shows wood-look plank flooring throughout the main room; Photo 0 shows large-format tile in the bathroom.