The photo shows a white bathtub with an integrated shower surround, showerhead, and faucet, confirming a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower).

No photo shows a washer, dryer, laundry closet, or a floor plan marking W/D inside the unit, so it cannot be determined from the available evidence.

Photo 1 shows a ground-level covered porch with a concrete floor, lattice railings, and a door opening onto it. This is a porch/veranda rather than an elevated balcony, and in what appears to be a multi-family building it may be a shared front porch rather than a private outdoor space belonging to the unit. Cannot confirm a private balcony/terrace.

Photos 2 and 3 show the exterior of a multi-story building from different angles, with photo 3 revealing a corner view showing windows on two sides. However, these are views of the whole building, and there is no floor plan or clear indication that a single apartment unit spans two exterior sides. Cannot confirm a corner unit.

The exterior photos (2, 3) show a 3-story structure with a dormer/attic, so the highest occupied floor appears to be the 3rd floor. The interior window view in photo 4 is overexposed and reveals nothing about elevation. There is no evidence of an elevated (4th+) floor, but the unit's specific floor cannot be confirmed.

Photo 4 shows a single standard double-hung window letting in bright daylight, but it is modest in size and the room otherwise appears dim. The kitchen (Photo 5) and bathroom (Photo 0) show no clear windows and look poorly lit. No floor-to-ceiling glass.

Finishes look dated and poorly maintained. The kitchen (Photo 5) has old wood cabinets, a patterned tile backsplash, and visible damage. The bathroom (Photo 0) is a plain builder-grade plastic surround. The empty room (Photo 4) has scuffed walls and a basic ceiling fan.

Appears to be older, budget stick-built construction. The bathroom (Photo 0) has a standard plastic tub/shower surround. The kitchen (Photo 5) shows worn, damaged wooden cabinets with missing doors and exposed subfloor. Finishes read cheap rather than solid.

Photo 4 is an empty, enclosed room with a window and ceiling fan that could function as a home office or den. It is a usable separate room, though its current worn condition limits appeal.

No carpet is visible in any of the shown photos. Photo 4 shows dark hard-surface flooring (likely laminate or refinished wood). Bathrooms and kitchen have non-carpet floors.