Both photos show a white bathtub with a white shower curtain. Photo 0 shows the tub alongside tiled walls and a window; Photo 1 shows the tub next to the toilet and vanity. A bathtub is clearly present, not just a walk-in shower.

The only photos available show a bathroom with a bathtub, toilet, and vanity. No washer, dryer, laundry closet, or floor plan marking W/D inside the unit is visible, so it cannot be determined from these images.

The exterior photo shows a screened-in front porch and a concrete stairway, but no balcony, patio surface with railings, or balcony door belonging to the unit. A screened porch is an enclosed structure, not a private balcony/terrace, and no other photo shows an outdoor balcony space.

One room shows windows on two adjacent exterior walls meeting at a corner, which is consistent with a corner configuration, but interior views alone cannot confirm the unit has exterior windows on two sides versus a single corner room with a bay/nook. No floor plan is provided to confirm multiple exterior exposures.

The exterior photo shows a two-story single-family home, so no unit within it could be on an elevated 4th-floor-or-higher level. Interior windows are all covered by blinds, so no window views are available to directly assess height, but the structure itself rules out a high floor.

Windows are present and daylight enters the rooms, but they are standard-sized, not floor-to-ceiling. The bathroom window (Photo 0) is small. Living areas (Photos 3, 4) get reasonable light but nothing flooded.

Average, clean finishes. Neutral gray walls, wood-look flooring, and basic wood kitchen cabinets with white appliances and a subway tile backsplash. Attractive but not upscale or distinctive.

Standard apartment construction. Drywall with painted trim, standard window frames, laminate/vinyl flooring, and stock wood cabinets. Nothing indicates high-end or solid concrete/steel build; appears to be typical stick-built multifamily.

The unit appears to have multiple rooms, and Photo 4 shows a separate alcove/area off the main space that could serve as a home office, but no clearly dedicated den or office room is confirmed from these photos.

All rooms shown feature wood-look vinyl plank (LVP) flooring. No carpet is visible in any photo.