Photo 0 clearly shows a full-size white bathtub installed along the wall beneath a window, in addition to the pedestal sink and toilet. This confirms a bathtub is present in the bathroom.

No photo shows a washer or dryer inside the unit. Photo 0 and Photo 1 show bathrooms (one with a bathtub, one with just a toilet and vanity) with no laundry appliances. Photo 2 is a floor plan showing the kitchen, dining room, living room, and stairs, with no washer/dryer or W/D marking and no laundry space indicated. Since nothing shows a laundry space or marks a washer/dryer inside the unit, the verdict cannot be determined.

The exterior photos (3, 4) show only a shared front porch, which does not count. Photo 6 shows French doors opening onto a small outdoor deck area with seating, but it is ambiguous whether this is a private outdoor floor belonging to the unit or a shared space, so it cannot be confirmed.

The exterior (Photo 4) shows a two-sided house with windows on both the front and side facades, indicating a corner lot. The floor plan (Photo 2) reinforces this with an angled/slanted wall in the dining room carrying windows, suggesting the unit wraps around a corner with exposure on two exterior sides.

This is a two-story single-family style house (Photos 3, 4). Window views in Photos 9, 10, and 11 show neighboring houses and tree canopies at roughly eye level, consistent with a low (1st/2nd floor) elevation, not an elevated 4th+ floor.

Good daylight in the living and dining rooms via French doors and bay windows (6, 10, 12) and in bedrooms through bay windows (11, 13). The kitchen (9) has windows too, but the bathroom (0) has only a small window.

Tastefully staged with contemporary furniture, but the finishes themselves are conventional: traditional wood kitchen cabinets (9), standard sash windows, and plain painted walls. Design appeal is decent but not high-end.

Appears to be a conventional stick-built/wood-frame unit with standard window frames and painted trim. Nothing indicates concrete or steel construction; finishes look solid but not premium.

No dedicated den or alcove shown on the floor plan (2), which depicts only kitchen, dining, and living areas. A desk is set up in the bedroom (8), suggesting informal office use, but there is no separate office room.

Bedrooms (8, 11, 13) are carpeted in gray, while living/dining areas (6, 7, 10, 12) have hardwood floors and the kitchen/bathroom (9, 0) have tile. Carpet is limited to the bedrooms, roughly a third of the unit.