Photos 0 and 1 both show a bathroom with a white bathtub set against marble-patterned tile walls. Photo 0 shows the tub and tiled shower surround directly, and photo 1 shows the tub behind the toilet. A bathtub is clearly present, not just a walk-in shower.

Photo 2 shows a single washer and dryer pair in a basement space with exposed ceiling joists, concrete walls, and wooden stairs. This could be the unit's own laundry (a single pair in a basement can count), but the open, unfinished appearance also suggests it may be a shared building laundry room. It is not possible to definitively determine from the photo whether this laundry is inside the apartment itself.

The exterior photos show a small house with a covered front entry porch reached by steps, plus a lawn and driveway. There is no balcony, terrace, or balcony door with railings or private outdoor living surface. The porch is a simple covered entry, not a private balcony.

The photos show a small single-family style house with a front facade and a grassy yard, plus interior rooms (living area, kitchen, attic bedrooms). No floor plan is provided, and no photo clearly shows windows on two or more exterior sides of a single unit. Cannot determine corner unit status.

The exterior shows a small 1-2 story house set in a yard, with neighboring houses at the same ground level. Interior windows (including the slanted-ceiling attic rooms) look out onto grass and adjacent single-story structures at eye level, indicating a low-rise dwelling rather than an elevated floor.

Windows are present but modest in size; the living room window (photo 5) is small and the attic rooms (photos 9, 6, 10) have slanted ceilings that limit daylight. The lower level (photo 2) appears windowless/below-grade. Overall daylight is limited.

The kitchens (photos 7, 8) feature white shaker cabinets, granite/quartz-look counters, stainless appliances, and modern hardware, and the bath (photo 0) has marble-look tile, which lifts appeal. Finishes are broadly mid-range rather than premium.

Mixed quality. The lower level (photo 2) is a below-grade space with exposed concrete walls, support columns, and open ductwork/pipe runs, reading as basic construction. Main living areas and the kitchen (photos 5, 7, 8) have cleaner trim, painted drywall, and installed finishes that read better, but nothing high-end.

The enclosed room with a door (photo 11) could serve as a den/home office, and there are multiple separate rooms. It is a usable spare room rather than a dedicated, well-lit office space.

Carpet covers the floors in the attic/upper bedrooms (photos 6, 9, 10, 11). Living areas and kitchen use wood-look laminate/hardwood (photos 5, 7, 8); bathroom is tile (photo 0) and the lower level is bare concrete (photo 2).