Photo 1 shows the bathroom's bathing space, which contains only a walk-in shower with white subway tiles, a showerhead, and shower controls. No bathtub is visible in the shower area or elsewhere in the bathroom (photo 0 shows only the vanity and toilet). The bathing space shown is a walk-in shower with no tub.

Photo 2 shows a single washer and dryer pair in a basement-style utility room with exposed ceiling joists, a utility sink, and cabinets. However, it is ambiguous whether this is a laundry closet/room inside the unit or a shared basement laundry room. There is no floor plan to clarify, and the room's unfinished basement appearance could indicate a shared space. Cannot definitively confirm in-unit laundry.

Photo 4 shows a private covered patio/porch surface with its own outdoor furniture (chairs, table, rug), a grill, and an outdoor heater, with a sliding door opening onto it (visible in photo 5). This is a private outdoor space belonging to the home, qualifying as a terrace/patio.

No floor plan is provided, and the exterior shots (5, 6, 12) show a single-family home from individual angles rather than a two-sided corner configuration with windows on multiple exterior faces of one unit. There is insufficient evidence to confirm a corner unit.

All interior windows (7, 8, 9, 11) open onto ground-level views of grass, trees, and neighboring single-story houses at the same elevation. Exterior photos (5, 6, 12) confirm a one-story home on a lawn, with no elevated or elevated-floor view.

Main living room has a large two-panel window (7, 11) and the dining area opens to the yard via a sliding glass door (15), giving good daylight in primary spaces. Bedrooms have only small high windows (9, 14), and the basement (16, 17) has no visible windows, so those areas feel dim.

Clean, contemporary styling throughout: light wood furniture, neutral palette, quartz-look counters, stainless/black appliance package (10, 13), and modern lighting. Attractive and updated-looking but not high-end finishes.

Standard residential construction. Standard vinyl-framed windows with blinds, drywall, and painted trim. The basement (16, 17) shows an exposed black beam ceiling, suggesting an older/converted space rather than high-end build. Kitchen counters look like quartz-look laminate with modern appliances (10, 13), decent but not luxury.

The basement rec room (16) is set up with a dedicated desk and office chair, clearly usable as a home office. The dining nook (15) near the entry could also serve as a workspace. No formal den/second room is shown.

Most shown living areas (7, 8, 9, 11, 14) have hardwood/wood-look floors with area rugs rather than wall-to-wall carpet. The kitchen (10, 13) has vinyl/laminate. The basement rec room (16, 17) is fully carpeted. Overall, wall-to-wall carpet is limited to the basement; the upper-level rooms use hard flooring with rugs.