Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a framed glass shower enclosure on the left, a toilet, a small vanity sink, and a mirror. The enclosure appears to be a walk-in shower with a shower base/tray; no bathtub rim or tub is visible. No other photo shows a bathroom or bathtub. from apartmentguide #2051 ↗

The only photo shows a bathroom with a shower, vanity, and toilet. No washer, dryer, laundry closet, or floor plan indicating W/D inside the unit is visible. from zillow #1962 ↗

Photo 3 shows the unit's exterior: a ground-level entry reached by a few concrete steps with a small landing and no railing, balcony door opening onto outdoor floor, or any private outdoor surface. The interior sliding doors (Photo 5) are covered by curtains and reveal no visible balcony or patio. No photo shows a private balcony. from zillow #1962 ↗

Photo 5 shows windows on two adjacent exterior walls of the same room: the sliding glass doors plus a window on the back wall, and a separate window on the perpendicular right-hand wall. This arrangement of windows on two sides suggests a corner unit. Interior shots (Photos 2, 4) show light entering from multiple directions but do not clearly confirm a second exterior wall of the unit itself. from zillow #1962 ↗

Photo 3 shows a ground-level exterior entrance with a concrete walkway, grass, a parked car, and an adjacent building visible at ground level. Interior window views (Photos 5, 6, 7, 1) look out onto nearby buildings at a similar low height, consistent with a ground-level or low-rise unit rather than an elevated floor. from zillow #1962 ↗

Daylight is visible and casts strong sunbeams across the carpet in rooms 2, 4, and 5, and there are windows in the kitchen (6, 7). However, windows are standard size rather than floor-to-ceiling, and some rooms rely on light passing through adjacent spaces. Adequate but not flooded. from apartmentguide #2051 ↗

Finishes read as dated: dark wood trim throughout, basic white appliances, laminate/simple counters, older cabinet hardware. Photo 7's white cabinetry is a bit brighter but still a generic older layout. Low design appeal. from apartmentguide #2051 ↗

Appears to be standard stick-built apartment construction. Trim and door casings are painted/medium-stained wood, windows are conventional muntin style. Nothing indicates heavy concrete/steel; finishes look modest and older. from apartmentguide #2051 ↗

Photo 4 shows a separate room enclosed by French doors with a window and ceiling fan—readily usable as a den/home office. Room 2 also has multiple doorways/alcoves that could serve similar purposes. from apartmentguide #2051 ↗

The living/sleeping rooms (2, 4, 5) are entirely carpeted in a neutral loop-pile. The kitchen (6, 7) and bathroom (0) have large-format dark tile. So roughly half the shown space is carpet, concentrated in the living areas. from apartmentguide #2051 ↗