Photos 0 and 1 show a bathroom with a white bathtub combined with a shower surround and a shower rod, confirming a bathtub is present rather than only a walk-in shower.

Photo 2 shows an unfinished basement area with concrete block walls, a concrete floor, and stairs, but no washer, dryer, laundry closet, or floor plan indicating W/D inside the unit. No photo or plan shows a laundry space, so this cannot be determined.

The exterior photos (Photo 3, Photo 4) show the front and back of the house with a garage and a ground-level door opening onto a grassy yard. No balcony, patio surface with railing, or balcony door is visible anywhere.

Interior rooms show windows on two adjacent exterior walls meeting at a corner (Photo 7 and Photo 12), consistent with a corner unit. No floor plan is provided to confirm, but the corner-window layout supports this.

The exterior photos (Photo 3, Photo 4) show a two-story house, so the unit cannot be on the 4th floor or higher. Photo 5 shows a ground-level yard view directly outside the sliding doors, confirming a lower-level unit.

Photo 5 has a large sliding glass door opening to the yard, flooding that room with daylight. Other rooms have standard single windows (Photos 6, 7, 12). Basement spaces are dim with small high windows (Photos 2, 10). Overall moderate.

Fresh paint and modern wood-look floors lift the spaces, but the kitchens read as dated: builder-grade wooden cabinets, laminate-look counters, and a bright red accent ceiling band (Photos 8, 11). Bathroom is basic with a tub/shell combo (Photo 0).

Mixed quality. Finished living areas use standard drywall and laminate flooring, but multiple photos reveal unfinished cinder-block basement walls, exposed ceiling joists, and concrete floors (Photos 2, 9, 10), indicating older stick-and-block construction rather than high-end build.

Multiple empty rooms could serve as a home office (Photos 7, 12), and there is substantial unfinished basement square footage being prepped for drywall (Photos 9, 10), offering room to convert for office use.

Finished rooms show wood-look/LVP flooring (Photos 5, 6, 7, 12); kitchens have tile (Photos 8, 11); basement areas are bare concrete (Photos 2, 9, 10). No carpet visible anywhere.