The bathroom photo shows a full bathtub with an overhead showerhead and shower rod along the tiled wall, next to the toilet and vanity.

The only photo shows a bathroom with a bathtub, toilet, and vanity. No washer, dryer, laundry closet, or floor plan indicating in-unit laundry is visible.

Photo 1 shows a wooden deck with railings on the upper level of the building, with a door opening directly onto it. This is a private outdoor surface with railings, which fits the criteria for a private balcony. However, it is not certain this deck belongs specifically to the unit being listed versus an adjacent unit.

The interior rooms (photos 6, 7, 8, 10) show windows on walls, and photo 10 appears to have windows on two adjacent walls, but this does not confirm the unit itself occupies a corner with exposure on two exterior sides. The exterior shots (photos 1, 4, 5) show the building from different angles but do not reveal the unit's layout or a floor plan. There is no clear evidence of a corner unit configuration.

Photos 2 and 3 are highly elevated aerial/drone views of the neighborhood, which are establishing shots rather than views from the unit's windows. The building exterior (photos 1, 4) appears to be only 2-3 stories tall, and the interior window views (photos 7, 10) show tree tops and neighboring houses without a clear elevated perspective. Nothing confirms the unit is on the 4th floor or higher.

Multiple standard sash windows let in decent daylight (photos 7, 10). Kitchen has a window over the sink plus a door to outside (photo 11). No floor-to-ceiling glass; light is good but not flooded. Bathroom (photo 0) has no visible window and relies on recessed lighting.

Updated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, two-tone cabinetry (white uppers, gray lowers), and quartz-look counters (photos 9, 11). Bathroom has a large vanity and marble-look tile shower (photo 0). Open, neutral living areas with hardwood floors read cleanly and modern.

Solid-looking hardwood floors throughout living spaces, clean tile work in the bathroom with a marble-look surround (photo 0), and framed windows with trim. Standard residential stick-built construction, not concrete/steel, but finishes appear solid and well-installed.

An open alcove/pass-through area is visible off the main living space (photos 6, 10) that could potentially serve as a den or home office, though it is an open niche rather than a fully enclosed room.

All rooms shown have hardwood-style flooring (photos 6, 7, 8, 10) or tile (bathroom, photo 0). No carpet visible anywhere.