Photo 0 clearly shows a bathroom with a white bathtub combined with a shower (bathtub visible behind the shower curtain rod and curtain). This satisfies the bathtub criterion.

Photo 2 shows a small white boxy appliance on the floor in the kitchen area of the unit, which resembles a compact washer or dryer located within the apartment itself (not a shared laundry room). The appliance is somewhat ambiguous, but its placement inside the unit's kitchen supports in-unit laundry.

Photo 3 shows a covered private porch with a wooden deck surface, a railing, and a hanging swing (outdoor furniture), which qualifies as a private outdoor space belonging to the unit. Photo 4 confirms the exterior entry porch context.

Interior photos (5, 6) show rooms with windows, including a bay window arrangement on one wall, but no floor plan or view clearly demonstrates windows on two separate exterior sides of the unit. Evidence is insufficient to confirm a corner unit.

Views through the windows in photos 5, 6, and 8 show neighboring houses, trees, and parked cars at roughly eye level, consistent with a ground-level or low (1st–2nd floor) position rather than an elevated 4th+ floor.

Living areas (photos 5, 6, 7) receive good daylight with visible sun patterns on hardwood floors. Windows are standard size, not floor-to-ceiling. Kitchen and bathroom have windows but appear smaller.

Kitchen (photo 8) has white cabinets, black appliances, subway tile backsplash - contemporary. Bathroom (photo 0) features a modern vanity with rectangular sink and mosaic tile floor. Hardwood floors add appeal. Finishes are updated but not high-end.

Hardwood floors and arched doorways suggest older wood-frame construction rather than concrete/steel. Standard window frames and trim appear decent but not premium. Kitchen cabinets and bathroom vanity look solidly built.

Photo 7 shows two doorways that could be closets or small rooms. Photo 10 shows an empty room. No clear dedicated den or second room suitable as a home office is evident, though small spaces could potentially serve.

No carpet visible in any photo. Floors are hardwood (living areas, photos 5, 6, 7), mosaic/stone tile (bathroom, photo 0), and linoleum (kitchen, photos 0, 8). Photo 10 shows white painted or light flooring.