Photo 2 shows a full bathtub with a marble-patterned shower surround, showerhead, and tub/faucet. Photo 3 also shows the tub/shower combination, and Photo 0 reveals the edge of the white tub on the left side of the bathroom. This confirms a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower).

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

Exterior photos 4 and 5 show a split-level brick home with a front porch and steps, but no balcony, railing, or raised outdoor platform. The sliding glass doors in photos 7 and 11 open onto a ground-level grassy yard rather than an elevated private balcony. Evidence: 4, 5, 7, 11.

Interior rooms in photos 8 and 10 show windows on two perpendicular walls, which is consistent with a corner configuration, but this alone does not confirm the unit has exterior windows on two sides. No floor plan is provided to verify. Evidence: 8, 10.

Exterior photos 4 and 5 show a ground-level split-level brick home surrounded by grass and trees at eye level. Interior windows and sliding doors (photos 7, 11) open directly onto a ground-level grassy yard with no elevated view. Evidence: 4, 5, 7, 11.

Windows are small-to-medium and mostly covered by blinds, limiting daylight. The living area (Photo 7) benefits from a sliding glass door. Bedrooms have modest windows (Photos 8, 10, 15). No floor-to-ceiling glass; light is adequate but not abundant.

Average finishes. Kitchen has traditional wood cabinets with laminate counters and tile backsplash (Photos 9, 12). Bathrooms have laminate tops and basic vanities (Photo 0). Living areas have neutral gray walls and hardwood-look flooring. Nothing upscale or distinctly modern.

Standard stick-built apartment construction. Wood-look vinyl/laminate flooring, standard vinyl-laminate bathroom counters, and typical window trim. No concrete/steel exposure visible. Appears solid but unremarkable.

Multiple rooms are available. A small room (Photo 14) or the room in Photo 8 could serve as a home office, and there is an archway/alcove area off the main space (Photo 10). No clearly dedicated den, but spare rooms make office use feasible.

Carpet appears in only one room (Photo 11 - gray wall-to-wall carpet). All other rooms show hardwood-look vinyl/laminate flooring (Photos 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15) or laminate in the bathroom (Photo 0). Carpet is limited to a single room.