Photo 3 clearly shows a white bathtub with surrounding wall tiles, a faucet, and a shower head above it, confirming a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower). Photos 0, 1, and 2 show bathrooms with only a toilet, sink, and mirror, but Photo 3 provides definitive evidence of a bathtub. Evidence_photos: [3].

Photo 5 shows a single pair of washer and dryer in an unfinished basement space with exposed ductwork and insulation, alongside a toilet and walk-in shower. This combination of laundry facilities with a full bathroom in an unfinished basement is ambiguous—it could be a shared/common laundry area or a basement unit's own amenities. There is no row of multiple machines to clearly indicate a shared room, and no floor plan is provided to confirm whether the W/D is inside the unit. The nature of this space cannot be definitively determined from the photos. Evidence_photos: [5].

Photos 7, 8, 9, and 10 show a private wooden deck/terrace with railings. Photo 10 confirms it is an elevated second-floor deck accessed by the upper unit, with a door opening onto it (photo 8). This is a private outdoor surface with railings, qualifying as a private terrace/balcony rather than a shared deck or courtyard.

The house is a two-family style structure. Photo 12 shows the building from a corner angle with windows visible on two sides, but this depicts the whole structure rather than clearly delineating a single unit's window placement. No floor plan is provided to confirm a unit has exterior windows on two or more sides. Cannot confirm corner unit status from the evidence.

The property is a two-story house (photos 10, 11, 12). The elevated deck belongs to the second-floor unit, and views from the deck (photos 7, 9) show neighboring houses and treetops at roughly eye level, consistent with a second-floor position, not an elevated 4th-floor-or-higher location.

Daylight enters through standard-sized windows (13, 14, 20) and a glass door (13), but windows are modest, not floor-to-ceiling, and many have blinds limiting light. Bathroom window (0) is small.

Neutral gray walls and recent wood-look flooring give a clean, updated feel, but the kitchen has older-style wood cabinets, laminate counters, and standard appliances. Decent but not distinctive.

Appears to be standard stick-built construction with basic window frames, simple trim, and laminate/granite-look counters. Nothing high-end or solid-looking beyond code; nothing cheap either. Unclear on structural materials.

No dedicated den or alcove visible, but the unit has multiple separate bedrooms (15, 18, 19, 20) that could each serve as a home office. Living areas (13, 14) are open rather than enclosed.

Multiple bedrooms (15, 18, 19, 20) are fully carpeted, and the staircase (6) is carpeted as well. The common areas use wood-look plank flooring (13, 14) and the kitchen has vinyl/laminate (16, 17), while the bathroom is tiled (0).