Photo 0 shows a shower enclosure with sliding glass doors and tiled walls. At the bottom left, the white porcelain edge of a bathtub is visible, indicating a shower-tub combination rather than a walk-in shower only.

None of the photos show a washer or dryer. Photo 4 shows a standard closet with shelves and a hanging rod, but no laundry machines. No floor plan is provided. There is no evidence of either in-unit laundry or a shared laundry room, so this cannot be determined.

Photo 5 shows a wooden deck/patio surface directly in front of the unit's entry door (with house number visible), and photo 7 shows a rear wooden deck with a railing. These appear to be private outdoor surfaces belonging to the unit, qualifying as a private deck/terrace.

The photos show a small standalone house photographed from several exterior angles (front, side, rear), but there is no floor plan and no indication that this is a corner unit within a multi-unit building. The multiple exterior views show different sides of a single detached structure rather than a corner unit with exposure on two street sides. Cannot confirm corner unit status.

The exterior photos (5, 6, 7, 8) show a small 1-2 story detached house. The interior window view in photo 9 looks out at ground level, with no elevated/distant view. Nothing suggests the unit is on an elevated floor (4th or higher).

Windows are standard double-hung units of moderate size; rooms receive decent daylight but are not flooded. No floor-to-ceiling glass. Vaulted ceilings in some rooms (photos 9, 16) add a sense of openness.

Kitchen is the standout: stainless steel appliances, gray shaker cabinets, white counters, and a bold black-and-white chevron backsplash (photos 11, 12). Rooms are freshly painted blue with wood-look floors and modern lighting (chandelier in photo 15). Overall clean and updated but not luxury.

Exterior (photo 8) shows a modest stick-built house with vinyl siding and a gable roof. Interior trim, doors, and window frames are standard builder-grade. Decent but not high-end materials.

No dedicated den or alcove is clearly shown, but the home has multiple spare rooms and a walk-in closet (photo 4) that could be repurposed. At least one room (e.g., photo 10) could serve as a home office.

All rooms shown feature wood-look plank flooring (laminate/engineered). No carpet visible in any photo.