Photo 1 clearly shows a white bathtub with a shower curtain and showerhead above it, confirming a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower). Photo 0 shows a walk-in shower only, and Photo 2 shows a bathroom without a visible tub.

Photo 3 shows a basement utility area with exposed ceiling joists, an electrical panel, pipes, and a hose, but no washer or dryer is visible. No photo or floor plan shows a washer/dryer inside the unit or labels a laundry space, so this cannot be confirmed.

Photo 5 shows an upper-level deck with a railing and posts, a private outdoor surface attached to the upper unit. This qualifies as a private balcony/terrace. The interior entry photos (Photo 6, Photo 11) show a ground-level entry door, so it is not certain the listed unit is the upper one with this deck, but the outdoor space itself is present and private.

The interior rooms (e.g., Photo 6, Photo 11) show a room corner with windows on two adjacent walls, but this alone does not establish a corner-unit configuration. The exterior photos (Photo 4, Photo 5) show the structure abutting neighboring buildings on adjacent sides, which does not confirm exterior windows on two sides of this specific unit. Not enough evidence to confirm or deny.

Photo 5 shows a two-story building, so the highest unit would be on the 2nd floor, well below the 4th-floor threshold. The window views in Photos 9, 12, and 13 show tree canopies and a yard at roughly eye level, consistent with a low/ground-level floor rather than an elevated position.

Standard-sized windows with sheer white curtains; sunlight streams in clearly in photos 7 and 10. Windows are not floor-to-ceiling and daylight is moderate rather than flooded.

Standard rental finishes: dated wood cabinetry, laminate countertops, plain gray walls, basic ceiling fans. Clean and vacant but not modern or design-forward.

Builder-grade finishes throughout: wood cabinets, laminate counters, standard window frames, drywall. The basement/utility space (photo 3) shows exposed ceiling joists, concrete block walls, and an exposed electrical panel, indicating masonry/low-end construction. Nothing suggests high-end or solid concrete/steel build.

An arched alcove/opening off the main living area (photos 7 and 10) could potentially serve as a den or home office, though it appears to be an open passage rather than a fully enclosed second room.

No carpet visible in any photo. Living/sleeping rooms show wood-look flooring (laminate or LVP), the kitchen/dining areas show darker wood-look plank, and the utility/basement area (photo 3) has a sealed concrete floor.