Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a clearly visible bathtub combined with a shower (bathtub at the base with a shower rod/enclosure above). The floor plan in Photo 1 also depicts bathtubs in two of the bathrooms (the lower-left and lower-middle bathrooms show the rounded tub outline), while the upper-middle bathroom shows only a shower. This confirms a bathtub is present in the unit.

Neither photo shows a washer or dryer inside the apartment. Photo 0 is a bathroom with no laundry equipment visible, and the floor plan in Photo 1 does not mark a washer/dryer or W/D anywhere within the unit. With no evidence of in-unit laundry nor a shared laundry room shown, the feature cannot be determined.

Photo 2 clearly shows a private balcony with a black metal railing and an outdoor floor surface, overlooking the courtyard lawn. Photos 3 and 4 show the brick building exterior with similar balconies on other units, supporting that these are private outdoor spaces.

Photo 5's floor plan shows an irregular footprint with a slanted 32ft wall and an angled Den (7ft/9.5ft walls), characteristic of a corner unit. Photo 6 shows windows on two adjacent exterior walls (a large window plus a smaller window on the perpendicular wall), consistent with a corner layout. Photo 1's plan is more rectangular and less conclusive.

Photo 2 shows a downward view onto a manicured lawn and circular garden feature, indicating an elevated position. However, the buildings across the courtyard appear at a comparable height, making it impossible to confirm the unit is on the 4th floor or higher. The exterior shots (photos 3 and 4) show a roughly 4-5 story brick building but do not identify which floor the unit occupies.

Multiple rooms have windows letting in decent daylight (photos 6, 12, 13). Windows are standard double-hung style set above baseboard heaters, not floor-to-ceiling glass, so light is good but not abundant.

Neutral gray walls and wood-look floors give a clean, updated feel. Kitchen finishes are mixed—white cabinets with stainless appliances (photo 9) versus wood cabinets with a mosaic tile backsplash (photo 11). Decent but not premium.

Appears to be an older stick-built wood-frame unit: drywall, standard painted trim, hollow-core style doors, and typical window frames. Nothing concrete/steel or high-end; solid but unremarkable.

Floor plan (photo 1) shows a large living room plus multiple rooms and wide archways/doorways (photos 7, 10) that could serve as a home office, but there is no clearly defined den or alcove.

All living spaces show hardwood (or hardwood-look) flooring; kitchens and bathrooms have tile. No carpet visible anywhere.