Photo 0 shows a white bathtub with an attached shower stall, shower head, and shower controls, alongside a vanity and toilet. This is a genuine bathtub (not just a walk-in shower).

No photo shows a washer or dryer inside the apartment. Photo 1 shows a storage closet with wooden shelves but no machines, and no floor plan is provided. Without any evidence of a washer/dryer or a laundry space, the verdict cannot be determined.

Photo 2 shows a covered outdoor space with wood decking, exterior teal siding, visible railings, and a door opening onto it. This appears to be a private porch/patio/balcony surface belonging to the unit, with a door leading back inside.

Photo 4 shows a room with windows on two perpendicular walls meeting at a corner, which is suggestive of exposure on two exterior sides. However, this single room view is not conclusive proof of a corner unit, as rooms can have windows on adjacent walls without the unit itself occupying a building corner. No floor plan is provided to confirm two-sided exposure.

Window views consistently show ground-level scenes: neighboring houses visible at eye level (photos 2, 3, 4, 5), trees and parked cars at street level (photo 7). These views are consistent with a ground or low floor, not an elevated 4th-floor-or-higher position.

Living room (photo 3) has multiple windows and is well-lit with daylight. Bedrooms (photos 4, 5, 7) have standard single/double windows of modest size, not floor-to-ceiling. Kitchen (photo 8) has one small window. Adequate but not abundant daylight.

Contemporary neutral palette with gray walls, white cabinetry, wood-look flooring, and modern fixtures/appliances (photo 8). The built-in L-shaped desk in the den (photo 1) adds design appeal. Mid-range, clean, move-in-ready look.

Standard stick-built/finished-lower-level appearance. Several rooms (1, 5, 7) have slanted ceilings indicating a basement or converted space. Vinyl plank flooring, standard hollow-core doors, basic trim and window casings. Nothing high-end, but appears solid and recently finished.

Photo 1 shows a dedicated den/alcove with a built-in L-shaped wooden desk, floating shelves, and a wall-mounted monitor stand under a slanted ceiling - clearly designed as a home office. This is a strong, usable workspace.

No carpet visible in any photo. All rooms show wood-look vinyl plank or laminate flooring (photos 0, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9).