The bathroom photo shows a bathtub with sliding glass shower doors enclosing a white tub, alongside a toilet and pedestal sink.

The only photo shows a bathroom with a bathtub, toilet, and sink. No washer, dryer, laundry closet, or floor plan indicating in-unit laundry is visible.

Photo 1 shows a covered outdoor surface with its own door opening onto it, a rug, and a railing along the edge, which fits the criteria for a private outdoor floor. However, because the building is a duplex, it is ambiguous whether this porch is private to this unit or a shared entry area, so confidence is moderate.

No floor plan is provided, and the interior photos (4, 5, 6, 7) each show windows on only a single wall of a room. The exterior shots (2, 3) show a two-story duplex but do not reveal whether this particular unit has exterior windows on two or more sides. There is no visual evidence confirming a corner unit.

The exterior photos (2, 3) clearly show a two-story single-family-style duplex, so the highest possible floor is the 2nd floor. The interior windows (4, 5, 6, 7) sit at normal eye height with no elevated views, and the covered porch (1) is at ground level. Nothing suggests an elevated floor of 4th or higher.

The main living room (4) has two windows plus a bay window seat, flooding the space with daylight. The kitchen (6) has a window and opens via an archway into another windowed room. Bathrooms and carpeted rooms have smaller single windows.

The kitchen (6) has modern dark cabinets and clean counters, giving a contemporary feel. The main room (4) has charm with a bay window seat and hardwood floors but a more traditional look. The bathroom (0) looks dated with basic tile and a pedestal sink.

Solid-appearing hardwood floors, painted wood trim and window casings throughout (4). Kitchen has custom dark cabinetry and laminate counters (6). Bathroom is basic with a tub/shower combo and standard tile (0). Reads as an older, well-maintained home rather than high-end construction.

The carpeted rooms (5 and 7) are enclosed, windowed spaces with doors that could serve as a home office or den. They are separate from the main living areas, making them usable as a dedicated workspace.

Two of the rooms shown (5 and 7) are fully carpeted with a neutral loop-style carpet. The main living area (4) and kitchen (6) have hardwood-look flooring, and the bathroom (0) has tile.