Photo 0 shows a white bathtub with a shower head mounted above it. Photo 1 also shows a white bathtub with a shower head. Both photos clearly depict a bathtub, not just a walk-in shower.

The only remaining photo (Photo 2) shows an empty hallway with hardwood floors and no washer, dryer, or laundry space visible. No photo or floor plan shows a laundry area or a washer/dryer inside the unit, so it cannot be determined.

The exterior photo shows a wooden deck/porch with railings and steps leading down to the yard, forming a private outdoor surface attached to the unit. This qualifies as a private terrace/deck.

No floor plan is provided, and the interior rooms (living/kitchen areas, bedrooms) show windows on single walls only. There is no visual evidence of windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit.

The exterior photo shows a single-story, ground-level house set in a grassy yard with trees at eye level. Interior windows look out onto ground-level landscaping and neighboring houses, indicating a ground-level home rather than an elevated floor.

Daylight is decent but windows are modest standard sizes. The kitchen/living area (photo 5) gets good light through French doors and a window, and the arched windowed door in photos 4 and 7 admits light. No floor-to-ceiling glass; overall moderate.

Finishes look dated and utilitarian. The kitchen (photo 5) has plain white cabinets and black appliances; the bathroom (photo 0) has an older pedestal sink and tile work. Walls are plain painted drywall throughout. No strong design appeal.

Appears to be older stick-built construction. Basic window frames and trim, laminate/vinyl wood-look flooring in living spaces, and a dated bathroom with a pedestal sink and tile surround (photo 0). Attic rooms show sloped ceilings (photos 10, 11). Nothing suggests high-end or solid concrete/steel build.

There is an open alcove/area off the main living space (photo 4) and several separate rooms that could serve as a home office. The layout offers a usable room, though no dedicated built-in den is clearly shown.

Multiple rooms are carpeted: the bedroom in photo 6, the room in photo 9, the attic/loft in photo 10, and the closeted room in photo 11 all show wall-to-wall carpet. Photo 8 (utility/laundry room) also has carpet. Bedrooms and upper-level rooms are carpeted, while the main living areas use wood-look flooring.