Photo 0 clearly shows a bathroom with a white bathtub combined with a shower surround and shower rod, confirming the presence of a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower). Photo 1 shows the same bathroom from another angle with the toilet, sink, and mirror but does not show the tub area.

Photo 2 shows a washer and dryer in a small room with an electrical panel, a utility sink with a hose, and exposed ductwork. These features (electrical panel, mop/utility sink, exposed ceiling ductwork) are more characteristic of a shared or bulk laundry room than an in-unit laundry closet, but the photo does not definitively establish whether this space is inside the apartment itself or is a building-common area. No floor plan is provided to clarify.

Photo 4 shows an enclosed brick-walled courtyard/patio with a pergola, which appears to be a shared outdoor space rather than a private balcony. Interior window shots (8, 10, 11) show standard windows without balcony doors or railings, and no exterior view of the unit's own windows is provided.

Interior photos (8, 10, 11) show large windows on single walls, but no floor plan or exterior view confirms windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit.

Window views in photos 8, 10, and 11 show adjacent buildings and tree canopies at roughly mid-height, but the perspective is ambiguous and does not clearly indicate a 4th-floor-or-higher elevation.

Large multi-pane windows in the main living areas (Photos 10 and 11) flood the space with daylight. Windows are large but not floor-to-ceiling. The carpeted rooms (12, 16) have smaller windows and read dimmer.

Modern kitchen with white cabinets, stainless steel appliances, hex-tile and dark backsplashes, and island counter. Industrial-charm exposed brick and timber ceilings add appeal. Clean, contemporary look.

Converted industrial space with exposed brick walls and heavy timber beams/columns, which read as solid and substantial. Window frames appear to be standard aluminum/steel. Trim and finishes are decent but not high-end.

Multiple enclosed rooms are available (carpeted rooms in Photos 12 and 16, plus windowed alcove-type spaces), so one could serve as a home office. No dedicated den/alcove is clearly shown, so this is moderate.

Carpet appears in the two carpeted rooms (Photos 12 and 16). All other spaces—living areas, kitchen, hallway, bathroom, and the windowed rooms—show wood-look plank/laminate flooring. Carpet is a minority of the flooring shown.