The bathroom photo shows a white bathtub with a shower curtain and marble-patterned tile surround, confirming a combination tub-shower.

The only photo shows a bathroom with a vanity, toilet, and tub-shower. No washer or dryer is visible, and no floor plan is provided, so it is unclear whether the unit has in-unit laundry.

Photo 1 clearly shows a sliding glass door opening onto a private wooden deck with a railing, plus a brick exterior wall belonging to the unit. Photo 6 shows a matching sliding glass door with railings visible just outside, consistent with a private balcony/patio. This is a private outdoor surface with railings, not a shared rooftop or courtyard.

The interior photos (3, 4, 5, 6) each show single rooms with windows on one wall only. No floor plan is provided, and no photo clearly reveals windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit. Cannot confirm a corner unit.

Photo 1 shows the view through the sliding glass door: trees and a parking area visible at roughly ground/eye level, with a fence line nearby. This perspective suggests a lower floor rather than an elevated (4th+) floor. Photo 6's sliding door view is similar but too distant to judge height.

Living/dining area is well flooded with daylight through a sliding glass door to a balcony. Kitchen and dining zones also have windows. The bedroom and bathroom do not clearly show windows, limiting overall daylight impression.

Clean, modern aesthetic: white shaker-style kitchen cabinets with subway tile backsplash, gray wood-look floors, marble-look shower tile, and updated hardware/furniture. Mid-tier attractive, not high-end.

Standard apartment-style stick-built construction with drywall, standard door frames, and laminate/wood-look plank flooring. Finishes are tidy and contemporary but not premium; no concrete/solid materials evident.

No dedicated den, alcove, or second room is clearly shown. The open living/dining layout could accommodate an office nook, but there is no defined space for a home office.

All shown rooms feature wood-look (laminate/engineered) flooring. A few loose rugs appear (bedroom, kitchen), but no wall-to-wall or area carpet is visible.