Photo 0 clearly shows a white bathtub with a shower rod above it in the bathroom, alongside a vanity and mirror cabinet. This confirms a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower).

Neither photo shows a washer or dryer inside the apartment. Photo 0 shows a bathroom with no laundry appliances, and Photo 1 shows a wood-paneled hallway/entryway. No laundry space or floor plan marking a W/D within the unit is visible.

Photo 2 shows the unit's exterior, which features a wooden staircase and landing with handrails leading up to the front door. This is a ground-level front entrance, not a private balcony or patio with an outdoor living surface. No balcony door or private outdoor space is visible in the interior photos.

Photos show interior rooms with windows on single walls (e.g., the bay of windows in photo 4, the window in photo 11). No floor plan is provided, and no photo clearly shows windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit, so corner-unit status cannot be determined.

Photo 2 shows a small 1-2 story blue house with a ground-level entrance. Windows in photos 5, 10, and 11 reveal neighboring houses at roughly eye/ground level, indicating a low floor rather than an elevated (4th+) floor.

Daylight comes through standard double-hung windows. The living room (Photo 4) has a three-window bay that brightens the unit well, and the entry hall (Photo 1) has a run of side windows, but no floor-to-ceiling glazing anywhere.

Standard, clean finishes: white cabinet kitchen with laminate-look counters and stainless appliances, fresh blue-gray walls, refinished hardwood floors. The knotty wood-paneled entry (Photo 1) reads dated and pulls the overall appeal down to average.

Appears to be an older wood-frame/stick-built structure with standard trim, hollow-core style doors, and knotty wood paneling in the entry hall. Nothing concrete or steel; finishes are ordinary rather than high-end.

Multiple smaller rooms are present (e.g., Photo 5, Photo 10, Photo 11) that could serve as a home office or den/alcove. At least one spare room is readily convertible.

Hardwood/wood-look flooring appears throughout every room shown — bathroom entry, entry hall, living room, bedrooms, and kitchen/tile areas. No carpet visible in any photo.