Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a shower area enclosed by a white shower curtain. Behind the curtain, a white tub rim/edge is visible along the base, consistent with a bathtub-shower combination rather than a walk-in shower. Photo 1 shows a second bathroom view with a shower curtain reflected in the mirror, but does not clearly show the tub.

Neither photo shows a washer, dryer, or any laundry space (closet, hallway, bathroom, or kitchen) within the unit. No floor plan is provided to confirm or rule out an in-unit W/D. No shared laundry room is shown either, so the cannot be determined.

Photo 8 clearly shows a sliding glass door opening onto a private balcony with a visible railing just outside the glass. The floor plan (Photo 6) also depicts an outdoor balcony/terrace space off the living room. This indicates the unit has its own private balcony.

The floor plan (Photo 6) shows windows along the top (kitchen/dining) and bottom (living room/balcony) walls of the unit. These appear to be on opposite sides, which is more consistent with a through-unit than a corner unit with windows on two adjacent sides. The photos do not clearly establish a corner configuration.

The exterior photos (2, 3, 5) consistently show two-story brick apartment buildings with ground-level entrances and walkways. This strongly suggests the units are on the 1st or 2nd floor, not an elevated 4th-floor-or-higher position. The view through the balcony door in Photo 8 also shows tree-level sightlines consistent with a lower floor.

The living room (8) opens onto a balcony via a sliding glass door, flooding that space with daylight, and bedrooms have vertical-blind windows (12, 14). Good daylight overall, though not floor-to-ceiling glass.

Staged, contemporary look with neutral walls, granite-look countertops, modern light fixtures (e.g., the kitchen chandelier in 11), and updated vanities (0). Cohesive and attractive but not luxury-tier.

Standard apartment stick-built construction. Laminate/wood-look plank flooring, vinyl/standard window coverings, and stock cabinetry. Nothing indicates concrete/steel or high-end build; trim and frames are typical builder-grade.

There is a second bedroom/alcove space (14) that could serve as a home office, plus an open entry alcove (7). No dedicated built-in den is clearly shown, so moderate potential.

Carpet is present in the bedroom photos (9, 12, 13, 14), covering most of the floor in those rooms. Living areas (7, 8), kitchen/dining (10, 11), and the bathroom (0) show wood-look plank flooring and area rugs rather than wall-to-wall carpet.