Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a vanity sink, toilet, mirror, and window, but the bathing area is not visible. No bathtub or walk-in shower is shown, so it cannot be determined.

No photo shows a washer or dryer. Photo 1 shows an empty room with doors but no laundry equipment, and no floor plan is provided. Cannot determine in-unit laundry.

Photos 2, 3, and 4 show a ground-level screened-in porch/sunroom with white siding and screening, plus exterior steps. This is an enclosed porch, not a balcony with railings or an open outdoor floor. No balcony or balcony door is visible, but the screened porch leaves the presence of a true private balcony ambiguous.

Photo 10 shows a room with windows on two different exterior walls (one window on the left wall, two windows on the right wall meeting at a corner), which is consistent with a corner unit. Photos 8 and 9 show windows on a single wall, but photo 10's two-sided glazing is the key evidence.

Photos 2 and 3 show a two-story single-family house. Interior window views (photos 5, 7) look across at neighboring houses and rooftops at roughly eye level, and photo 11 is clearly a basement (low ceiling, small high window). Nothing suggests an elevated 4th-floor-or-higher position.

Multiple windows in the main rooms (Photo 1, 5, 8, 9) and kitchens (Photo 7, 12) let in visible daylight with sun patches on the floor. Windows are standard size, not floor-to-ceiling. The enclosed porch (Photo 4) is the brightest with a wall of glass.

Contemporary neutral palette: gray walls, white cabinets, black countertops, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, and wood-look flooring. Clean and updated but not premium.

Standard stick-built appearance with drywall, standard vinyl window frames, and baseboard trim. Finishes are updated (LVP flooring, shaker-style cabinet hardware, subway tile) but nothing high-end or solid like concrete/steel.

Multiple separate rooms are available. Photo 1 has an alcove with a bank of three small windows that could serve as a den/office, and Photo 6 is a smaller carpeted room suitable as a home office. Photo 5 is another standalone room near the entry.

Most rooms show gray wood-look vinyl plank/LVP flooring. Only Photo 6 shows wall-to-wall carpet (a carpeted bedroom). The rest of the unit appears to have hard-surface flooring throughout.