Photo 0 clearly shows a bathroom containing a white bathtub with a shower curtain and showerhead, confirming a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower). Photo 1 shows the toilet area of the same bathroom. No photo or plan shows a shower-only bathroom, so 'no' is not applicable.

Photo 3 shows a stacked washer and dryer unit in what appears to be an in-unit laundry closet. Photo 4's floor plan labels a 'LAUNDRY' room (5'8" x 3'7") located within the unit's layout, adjacent to the bedroom, confirming the washer/dryer is inside the apartment itself rather than a shared building laundry room.

Photo 6 shows a private wooden deck with a full railing, outdoor table and chairs, and a doormat, opening off the house. This is a private outdoor floor surface with railings and furniture, qualifying as a private terrace/deck. Photo 7 shows the adjacent yard.

The floor plan (Photo 4) shows windows on multiple exterior walls: a window on the left wall serving the laundry/bedroom, windows along the bottom wall of the living room, and a window on the top wall of the eat-in kitchen. Windows on two or more distinct exterior sides indicate a corner unit. Photo 8 shows a room with windows on opposite walls, consistent with an exterior-heavy layout.

Photo 6 shows the deck overlooking a grassy yard with neighboring single-family houses fully visible at roughly eye level, plus mature trees and power lines at a similar height. This ground-level perspective indicates the unit is not on an elevated floor. Photo 7 confirms a ground-level yard view.

Daylight is moderate. The living room (Photo 9) and bedroom (Photo 11, 16) have single standard windows with blinds/curtains. Kitchens (Photo 12, 15) have small windows. The attic/loft office (Photo 17, 18) has a decent window but slanted ceilings limit openness. No floor-to-ceiling glass.

White shaker-style kitchen cabinets, modern pendant/sconce lighting, hardwood-look flooring, and neutral walls give a clean, updated look. Finishes are tasteful but not luxury-grade.

Appears to be an older converted attic/loft unit with slanted ceilings, an exposed brick chimney breast, and standard stick-built interiors. Window frames and trim are basic. Finishes are ordinary rather than solid/high-end.

There is a dedicated home-office space: Photo 17 shows a finished attic/loft room set up with a desk, chair, and storage under a slanted ceiling, and Photo 18 shows a bright desk by a window. This is clearly usable as a home office.

No wall-to-wall carpet is visible. Floors throughout are hardwood-look plank (living areas, attic/loft) and ceramic tile (kitchen). Decorative area rugs appear in the living room and office, but these do not count as carpeting.