Photo 0 clearly shows a white bathtub with a shower curtain, alongside a vanity, mirror, and window. This confirms a bathtub is present in a bathroom.

No photo clearly shows a washer or dryer inside the unit. Photo 3 shows a doorway into a darker basement/utility area, but the contents are too indistinct to identify a washer/dryer. Photos 1 and 2 show bathrooms with only sinks and toilets. Without a clear view of in-unit laundry equipment, the verdict cannot be determined.

Photo 4 shows a covered front porch with a concrete patio surface, a railing, and outdoor furniture (a table and chairs), accessed from the unit. This qualifies as a private outdoor surface with railing, though it is a porch rather than a raised balcony.

The property appears to be a detached single-family brick home rather than a multi-unit building, so the traditional 'corner unit' concept does not clearly apply. The aerial view shows windows on multiple exterior sides of the structure, but this does not establish corner-unit status for a standalone house. No floor plan is provided.

The aerial photo shows a single-story (possibly one-and-a-half with attic) brick house sitting at grade among surrounding trees and neighboring homes. Interior window views (e.g., looking out at tree line, a white picket fence, and adjacent houses at roughly eye level) are consistent with a ground-level or low position, not an elevated 4th+ floor.

Living rooms (photos 7, 8, 11) receive good daylight through multiple standard windows, and the dining alcove has a bay window (photo 12). Bedrooms have windows (photos 9, 15). No floor-to-ceiling glass; windows are standard size, so light is decent but not abundant.

The kitchen (photos 10, 14) is the strongest space with white shaker cabinets, stainless steel appliances, tile backsplash, and built-in shelving. Living rooms have warm hardwood floors and fireplaces but lean traditional. Bathroom (photo 0) has a wood vanity and warm tones. Overall tasteful but not contemporary-high-end.

Solid hardwood floors throughout the main living areas, masonry fireplace, and decent trim/baseboards (photos 7, 8, 11). Kitchen cabinetry is custom-built with integrated shelving (photo 10). The basement (photo 3) shows an adjacent unfinished room with exposed framing, suggesting standard stick construction. Windows are conventional sash units, not premium.

The bay-window dining area (photo 12) and the separate basement room (photo 3) could both function as a home office. There is no dedicated den/alcove shown in the main living level, so potential is moderate.

Carpet appears in the bedrooms (photos 9, 15) and the basement/rec room (photo 3), while the main living spaces (photos 7, 8, 11, 12) and kitchen areas (photos 10, 14) have hardwood flooring. Roughly a third of the flooring shown is carpet.