The bathroom photo shows a white bathtub with a sliding glass shower enclosure above it, alongside a small wall-mounted sink. This is a combined tub-shower, not just a walk-in shower.

The only photo shows a bathroom with a sink and bathtub/shower. No washer, dryer, laundry closet, or floor plan indicating in-unit W/D is visible, so it cannot be determined.

The only exterior view (Photo 1) shows a ground-level front door accessed by a wooden staircase off the lawn, with no balcony, balcony door, or private outdoor terrace/patio surface. No photo shows a balcony or balcony door elsewhere.

An empty room (Photo 7) clearly shows glazing on two adjacent exterior walls: a large window on the left wall plus two windows on the far wall flanking the stone fireplace. A comparable living room (Photo 3) also shows windows on the far wall plus a window on the side wall. Windows on two exterior sides is consistent with a corner unit, though no floor plan confirms it.

The exterior photo (Photo 1) shows a ground-level entry reached by a short wooden staircase off a grassy yard, indicating a below/at-grade unit. Interior window views (Photos 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10) look out at neighboring houses, trees, and grass at roughly eye level, with no elevated skyline. This is not an elevated floor.

Living rooms and bedrooms have multiple windows letting in decent daylight (Photos 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11). The kitchen (Photo 6) has a window over the sink. The empty room (Photo 10) has a single small window, and the basement room (Photo 8) has no visible windows and relies on recessed lighting, which lowers the overall impression.

Finishes read average-to-dated: pale wood kitchen cabinets and a breakfast bar (Photo 6), stone fireplaces, neutral walls, and a pink-tiled bathroom (Photo 0). Furniture and staging are modest. Nothing contemporary or high-end.

Stone fireplaces in the living rooms (Photos 3, 4, 7) suggest some solid masonry work, but finishes are otherwise basic: light-lacquer cabinets, laminate wood-look flooring, standard window trim, and a dated pink-tiled bathroom (Photo 0). The basement-style room (Photo 8) has plain drywall and recessed lighting. Average build quality.

There is a small empty room (Photo 10) with wood-look flooring and a window that could serve as a home office, and a large empty basement room (Photo 8) usable as an office/studio. No dedicated den or alcove is clearly shown.

Almost all visible flooring is wood-look laminate/hard surface (living rooms, bedrooms, empty room). Photo 8 shows cork or linoleum-style flooring. Only area rugs appear in the bedroom (Photo 9) and dining area (Photo 11); the bathroom (Photo 0) has tile. No wall-to-wall carpet is visible.