Multiple bathroom photos clearly show a bathtub. Photo 0 shows a bathtub with a shower curtain, Photo 1 shows a bathtub with a tall tile shower surround, and Photo 3 shows the bathtub alongside the vanity and toilet.

No photo shows a washer or dryer inside the unit, nor a laundry closet or floor plan marking W/D. Photo 4 shows a hallway with a closet and a wall-mounted heater, but no laundry equipment or laundry space is visible.

Photo 5 (exterior) shows individual upper-floor units with private balconies featuring white railings opening onto the courtyard. This indicates the building offers private balcony units, though the photos do not definitively tie a specific balcony to this exact unit's interior.

The interior rooms (photos 6, 7, 12, 13, 14) each show a single window on one wall. No floor plan or photo reveals windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit, so a corner unit cannot be confirmed or ruled out from these images.

Photo 5 shows the building exterior, which is a low-rise structure of only about 2-3 stories. Window views in the bedrooms (photos 13, 14) reveal foliage and trees at roughly ground/eye level, consistent with a lower floor rather than an elevated 4th+ floor.

Standard rectangular windows with vertical blinds let in moderate daylight (photos 6, 7, 13, 14, 15). Not floor-to-ceiling; window sizes are modest and rooms are otherwise plainly lit by ceiling fixtures.

Neutral, budget finishes: white appliances, flat gray cabinets, plain white vanity and mirror, basic lighting fixtures. Clean but unremarkable. The room of carpet swatches suggests a value-oriented unit.

Standard apartment stick-built construction. Basic gray laminate cabinets, vinyl plank-look flooring, standard window frames, and a simple tub/show combo with a shower curtain. Nothing high-end or solid-looking.

The unit appears to have multiple rooms. Photo 12 shows a room opening into a second room, and photo 4 shows a hallway leading to a room plus a closet alcove. At least one room could serve as a home office, though no dedicated den/alcove is clearly confirmed.

The patchwork of colored squares covering the floors in photos 6, 7, 13, 14, and 15 are carpet tile SAMPLES laid out to display flooring options, not installed carpet. Actual installed flooring appears to be wood-look vinyl/laminate in the kitchen (8, 9) and adjacent areas (12). No installed carpet is clearly visible.