The photo shows a bathroom area with a granite countertop, sink, mirror, and an open closet containing a washer/dryer. However, no bathtub or shower is visible in this image, so the presence of a bathtub cannot be determined.

A white washer and dryer are visible inside an open closet directly adjacent to the bathroom sink and countertop, indicating in-unit laundry rather than a shared laundry room.

Photo 5 shows a living/dining area with sliding glass doors opening onto a private balcony with a visible railing. Floor plan Photo 6 depicts a balcony area at the top with railings and planters. Floor plan Photo 10 shows a balcony with railing at the bottom of the unit. Photo 1 also shows individual balconies with railings on the building's upper floors.

Several floor plans show windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit. Photo 6 displays windows along the top wall and the right wall. Photo 9 shows windows on both the top and bottom exterior walls. Photo 10 shows windows on the bottom and left walls. These multiple exposure sides are consistent with corner unit layouts, though the renders are stylized and not definitive.

Photo 1 shows the building's exterior from ground level, revealing a roughly 4-5 story structure, but provides no view from within a unit to indicate floor height. Photo 5 shows a living room with sliding doors, but the exterior view through the glass does not clearly reveal an elevated perspective. No photo demonstrates a view consistent with a 4th floor or higher.

Photo 4 has multiple windows flooding the living/dining space with daylight. Photo 3 has a single window covered by blinds, giving moderate light.

Photo 4 shows a reasonably modern open-concept kitchen with dark cabinets, granite-style counters, pendant lighting, and an island. Photo 3 is a more basic, dated-looking bedroom with dark furniture.

Appears to be standard stick-built apartment/condo construction with typical finishes. Window frames and trim look ordinary. No concrete/steel exposure visible.

Photo 4 shows a carpeted room through a doorway off the living area that could serve as a den/home office. Otherwise no dedicated office alcove is clearly visible.

Photo 3 shows a fully carpeted bedroom. Photo 4 shows hardwood flooring in the kitchen, dining, and living areas, with carpet visible in the room through the doorway.