The photo shows a white bathtub with an integrated shower (shower head and controls mounted above the tub), confirming a bathtub rather than just a walk-in shower.

The only photo shows a bathroom with a bathtub, sink, and toilet. No washer, dryer, laundry closet, or floor plan indicating a washer/dryer inside the unit is visible.

Photo 1 shows the unit's exterior: a single-story house with a front door reached by a concrete walkway and a grassy yard. There is no balcony, patio surface, railing, or balcony door visible anywhere on the exterior.

Photo 6 shows a room with windows on two adjacent (perpendicular) exterior walls, and Photo 2 shows a window on the far wall plus windows on the side wall, indicating windows on more than one exterior side. This is a single-family home, so the 'corner unit' concept is loosely applied, but the visual evidence of corner windows supports it. No floor plan is provided to confirm further.

Photo 1 shows a single-story ground-level structure. The window views in Photos 2 and 6 show trees, street, and parked cars at ground/eye level, consistent with a first-floor/ground-level home, not an elevated floor.

Daylight enters through standard double-hung windows (living room, Photo 2) and two windows in the bedroom (Photo 6). Rooms are reasonably bright but windows are not floor-to-ceiling.

Clean, contemporary look: white shaker cabinets, black fixtures and appliances, light wood-look floors, black hardware. Cohesive and updated but not premium.

Standard stick-built apartment construction. Basic window frames, laminate/wood-look plank flooring, MDF-style doors and flat-pack cabinetry. Nothing high-end or solid; typical rental-grade finishes.

Open-concept living/kitchen layout with no dedicated den or alcove. A second bedroom (Photo 6) could serve as a home office, but there is no separate office space shown.

All rooms show light wood-look flooring (laminate or engineered wood). No carpet visible in any photo.