Photo 0 shows a bathroom with a toilet, vanity, and a glass-enclosed walk-in shower. The bathing space clearly contains only a walk-in shower with a glass door and shower fixtures; no bathtub is visible. Photo 1 shows another bathroom view with toilet, wall cabinet, and vanity, but no shower or tub is visible in that frame. Since the visible bathing space shows only a walk-in shower, this qualifies as no bathtub.

Photo 2 shows laundry machines (at least two units side by side) in a room with concrete block walls and an exposed duct pipe, suggesting a basement utility space. However, it is ambiguous whether this is the unit's own laundry area or a shared building laundry room. The concrete walls and utilitarian setting lean toward a shared space, but this cannot be confirmed from the photo alone, and no floor plan is provided.

Photos 4 and 5 show a wooden deck with railings and a private outdoor surface covered in snow, with a view of the yard and neighboring homes. This constitutes a private terrace/deck belonging to the unit.

Interior shots (photos 8, 12) show windows on more than one wall of the main room, which is suggestive of a corner unit, but interior views alone cannot confirm windows on two exterior sides of the unit. No floor plan is provided.

The exterior views (photos 4, 5) show neighboring single-story houses, trees, and the snowy ground at roughly eye level, indicating a ground-level or low-floor unit rather than an elevated floor.

Rooms have multiple standard double-hung windows (Photos 8, 10, 12, 15) allowing decent daylight, but windows are modest in size and not floor-to-ceiling. Blanks cover much of the glass. Light is adequate but not abundant.

Mixed. The kitchen (Photo 11) has modern shaker cabinets, a mosaic tile backsplash, double sink, and stainless dishwasher/refrigerator. The bathroom (Photo 0) has a contemporary floating vanity. However, the heavy dark wood trim and traditional windows in the living areas (Photos 8, 9, 12, 13) read more dated than modern.

Appears to be an older, solidly built unit with genuine hardwood floors, substantial dark wood trim, and exposed ceiling beams (Photos 8, 12, 13). Trim and millwork look substantial, though it is wood-frame construction rather than concrete/steel. Finishes are dated rather than high-end.

Photo 14 shows a built-in alcove with drawers and counter space that could serve as a home office nook. The unit otherwise appears to be a small layout without a clearly defined separate den/second room.

No carpet visible in any photo. Flooring is hardwood (Photos 8, 10, 12, 13) and gray wood-look vinyl/laminate (Photos 3, 15). Clean, hard surfaces throughout.