Both bathroom photos (0 and 1) show a shower with the curtain drawn, so no bathtub or walk-in shower is clearly visible. There is no floor plan provided. Cannot confirm a bathtub.

Photo 2 shows a single washer and dryer pair in a room with a concrete floor and exposed plumbing, which could be either in-unit laundry or a shared laundry room. It is not clear whether this space belongs to the apartment itself.

Photo 3 shows a fenced private backyard with a wooden deck/patio surface in the foreground, indicating a private outdoor space belonging to the property. This is a ground-level deck/patio rather than a raised balcony.

The interior rooms (living room, bedroom, kitchen) do not clearly show windows on two or more exterior sides of the unit, and no floor plan is provided. The exterior photo shows a single-family brick house rather than a corner unit configuration. Not enough visual evidence to confirm.

Window views suggest a low/ground-level position. The kitchen window (photo 8) looks out at a neighboring house at roughly the same eye level, and the room in photo 10 has a small high-set window typical of a basement or ground-level space. Nothing indicates an elevated floor.

Decent daylight but no floor-to-ceiling glass. Dining room (14) has sliding glass doors to the yard letting in good light; office (15) has two windows; living room (5) has a moderate window with curtains. Bathroom (0) has a small window. Overall bright but not flooded.

Modern kitchen with white shaker cabinets, black quartz-style counters, grey tile backsplash, and stainless appliances (8, 12). Clean, updated bathroom (0) with wood vanity and black fixtures. Updated finishes throughout give an attractive, move-in-ready feel.

Appears to be an older stick-built home with character features: sloped attic-style ceiling in the bedroom (7), exposed brick fireplace (9), hardwood floors throughout. Window frames and trim look standard/older rather than high-end. Solid but not premium materials.

Strong office potential. A dedicated room set up as a home office with desk and chairs is shown (15), and the bedroom (7) includes a separate desk alcove near the window usable as a workspace.

Hardwood flooring dominates most rooms (living room 5, TV area 6, kitchen 8/12, dining 14, office 15). One bedroom (13) is fully carpeted, and a rug covers much of the floor in the living room (5) and office (15). Carpet is essentially limited to the bedroom in photo 13.