Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a white bathtub behind a shower curtain, confirming a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower). Photo 2 shows a walk-in shower with a shower base and no tub, but the bathtub in Photo 0 is sufficient for a yes.

None of the photos show a washer, dryer, laundry closet, or a floor plan marking W/D inside the unit. The bathrooms shown contain only standard fixtures, so there is no evidence to confirm or deny in-unit laundry.

Photo 4 shows a covered front porch with a railing, potted plants, and what appears to be seating, with a sliding glass door opening onto it — a private outdoor floor belonging to the unit. Photo 10 also shows a sliding glass door leading outside. This is more of a front porch than a raised balcony, which introduces some uncertainty, but it meets the criteria for a private outdoor space with railing and a door.

The exterior shots show the front of a detached single-family home (photos 5, 6) and a side/rear elevation with windows and a sliding door (photo 4), plus a side yard walkway (photo 3). However, there is no floor plan, and the concept of a 'corner unit' (a unit in a multi-unit building with exposure on two sides) does not clearly apply to a detached bungalow. Cannot confirm from the evidence.

The exterior photos (3, 4, 5, 6) show a small 1-2 story single-family house at ground level, with neighboring houses and trees visible at similar eye level through the windows (photos 7, 9, 11). The top-room photo (12) is a slanted-ceiling attic bedroom, not an elevated high-floor unit. No elevated-floor views are present.

Decent daylight: two windows in the bedroom (photo 9), sliding glass door off the kitchen (photo 10), and windows in the living area (photos 7, 8). Bathroom and laundry have smaller windows (photos 0, 11). Attic bedroom is dimmer with a sloped ceiling (photo 12). No floor-to-ceiling glass.

Mid-range finishes. Kitchen has white cabinets, subway-tile backsplash, and included appliances (photo 10). Bathroom has tile surround and a vanity (photo 0). Laminate flooring throughout; overall tasteful but not high-end.

Stick-built wood-frame structure: exposed wooden stair treads (photo 8), sloped attic ceiling with drywall (photo 12), standard trim. Mid-range, not concrete/steel. Window frames and finishes look ordinary.

No dedicated office shown, but the open living/entry area near the stairs (photos 7, 8) or the spare bedroom (photo 9) could serve as a home office. Limited private options.

All visible flooring is laminate/hardwood-look (living areas, bedrooms, kitchen) or tile (bathroom). No carpet seen in any room.