Photo 1 shows a bathroom with a white bathtub combined with a showerhead and tiled shower surround, confirming a bathtub is present rather than just a walk-in shower.

None of the photos show a washer or dryer inside the unit. Photo 0 shows a bathroom with only a toilet and sink; Photo 1 shows a bathroom with a tub, vanity, and mirror; Photo 2 shows a staircase and open living area. No laundry closet, W/D, or floor plan marking is visible.

The exterior photos (3, 4, 5) show a two-story white house with ground-level front and side entry porches with steps and railings, but no private balcony, terrace, or balcony door. The railings belong to ground-level entry porches, not an elevated private outdoor space.

Photo 5 shows the corner of the white two-story building with windows on two different exterior walls facing different directions, consistent with a unit having exposure on two sides. No floor plan is provided to confirm the unit boundaries, so this is moderately supported rather than certain.

The building is only a two-story house, and the interior window views (photos 6-12) show tree canopies and greenery at roughly eye level, indicating a lower floor rather than an elevated 4th+ floor. There is no evidence of high-elevation views.

Rooms get daylight through standard single-hung windows of modest size. Kitchen (13) benefits from windows on two walls; the stair/hall area (2, 9) and bathroom (0) are more enclosed with smaller openings. No floor-to-ceiling glass; light is adequate but not abundant.

Fresh, neutral palette (gray walls, white trim/cabinetry) with granite-look countertops and stainless sink (8, 13). Finishes read as updated but not premium—builder-grade cabinets and standard fixtures. Clean and presentable, modest appeal.

Appears to be a standard stick-built wood-frame house with vinyl siding (5). Interior renovation is decent: clean baseboards, standard vinyl window frames, laminate/LVP flooring, and drywall. Nothing concrete/steel or high-end; window frames and trim are typical builder grade.

Multiple empty rooms are available that could serve as a home office, e.g., the room off the hallway (6), the attic-style room with sloped ceiling (14), and the spare rooms (7, 10). No dedicated built-in den/alcove is clearly shown, so potential is moderate.

All interior rooms show wood-look luxury vinyl plank (LVP) flooring. No carpet is visible in any photo (0, 2, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14). The exterior lawn (5) is grass.