Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a combination bathtub and shower: a white tub surround is visible beneath the glass shower enclosure and sliding door. Photo 1 shows a separate bathroom with only a walk-in shower (curved glass enclosure), no tub.

Photo 2 shows a washer and dryer pair along with a utility sink and extensive built-in shelving on both walls. This could be an in-unit laundry room or a shared building laundry/storage room, and the photo does not make clear whether it belongs to the unit itself. No floor plan is provided to confirm.

Photo 4 shows a wooden deck/terrace in the rear of the property with steps and retaining walls, appearing to be a private outdoor surface belonging to the home. No interior photos show a balcony door. The ground-level deck qualifies as a patio/terrace rather than an elevated balcony.

Photos show the front exterior (photo 3) and a side/rear exterior (photo 4) of the same structure, but no single frame displays windows on two exterior sides of one unit. Interior windows (photos 7, 9, 12) face single walls. Insufficient evidence to confirm a corner unit.

The exterior photos (3, 4) show a low-rise single-family home (one to two stories). Window views in photos 7 and 9 reveal neighboring houses and trees at ground level, indicating a low floor, not an elevated 4th+ floor.

Several rooms have windows, with photo 9 showing the best daylight (a large window plus a wide three-pane window). Most other rooms (photos 7, 12, 14) have small horizontal windows. The kitchen (photos 8, 10) has a sink window. The bathroom (photo 0) relies on a glass-block window, and the basement (photo 5) and mechanical room (photo 13) have little to no daylight. No floor-to-ceiling glass.

The kitchen (photos 8, 10) features white cabinets, black countertops, subway-tile backsplash, and stainless appliances, which reads as reasonably updated. The bathroom (photo 0) has a darker, more dated vanity. Bedrooms are plain with basic finishes. Mid-range overall.

Appears to be older stick-built construction with hardwood floors throughout the main living areas. Kitchen and bathroom have reasonable finishes, but nothing signals heavy concrete/steel construction. Trim and window frames look standard/average.

The finished basement room (photo 5) is a separate enclosed space that could serve as a home office, though it lacks a proper window. The mechanical/utility room (photo 13) is not suitable. No obvious den or alcove in the main living areas.

Hardwood (or wood-look) flooring dominates the living spaces, bedrooms, and kitchen. Only the basement/rec room (photo 5) is fully carpeted. The bathroom (photo 0) has tile. Overall carpet presence is low.