Not asked: no photo shows a bathroom, a laundry closet or a floor plan.

Not asked: no photo shows a bathroom, a laundry closet or a floor plan.

The exterior photos show exterior stair landings with black railings at the top of the stairways, but these appear to be shared entry landings for the stairwell rather than a private outdoor floor belonging to a specific unit. No photo clearly shows a balcony door opening onto a private balcony, a private patio surface, or balcony furniture on a private outdoor space.

No floor plan is provided, and the interior rooms (kitchens, bedrooms, living spaces) each show windows on a single wall only. The exterior shots show a two-story building facade but do not reveal whether any unit wraps a corner with windows on two sides. There is no visual evidence of windows on two or more exterior sides of one unit.

The exterior photos show a two-story apartment building with ground-level entry via exterior staircases and retaining walls. Window views in the interior photos (e.g., grass and neighboring houses at roughly the same or lower grade) are consistent with ground- or second-floor units. Nothing suggests an elevated 4th-floor-or-higher location.

Living/kitchen areas (2, 5) have a single moderate window. Bedrooms 6 and 8 have double windows letting in decent daylight. Photos 7, 9, 10 show no visible windows, and the basement (3, 11) has only small high windows, so daylight is poor there.

Neutral paint and basic light-wood cabinets (5, 2) with laminate counters and standard white appliances. Clean but generic; nothing stands out as high-end or design-forward. Bedrooms (4, 6, 8, 10) are plain with simple closets.

Standard apartment stick-built construction with drywall, basic trim, and hollow-core closet doors. The basement photos (3, 11) show exposed joists, ductwork, and concrete slabs, indicating a typical low-rise wood-frame building rather than concrete/steel. Finishes are functional but unremarkable.

No dedicated den or alcove is clearly shown. The bedrooms are modest single rooms; photo 10 shows a room with multiple closets that could serve as a multi-purpose space, and photo 7 shows a living area with a doorway to an adjacent room, but nothing qualifies as a clear home office.

Photo 2 and Photo 5 show tile/laminate flooring throughout the kitchen and living areas. Photos 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 are fully carpeted bedrooms/living spaces. Photos 3 and 11 are unfinished basement with concrete floors.