Photo 0 shows a bathroom containing a white bathtub with a shower curtain and tiled shower surround, confirming a bathtub (not just a walk-in shower). Photo 1 shows a separate bathroom with only a sink, toilet, and mirror reflecting a shower area, with no tub visible. The bathtub is clearly present in Photo 0.

Photo 3 shows a single washer and dryer in a basement-style room with exposed ceiling joists, ductwork, cabinets, and a counter. This room is ambiguous—it could be the unit's own laundry or a shared laundry room for the building. It is not a row of several machines, so it cannot be dismissed as shared on that basis alone, but there is no floor plan or clearer evidence confirming the machines are inside this specific unit. Photo 2 shows a utility room with a water heater and furnace but no washer/dryer. Without definitive evidence of in-unit placement, the verdict remains unclear.

Photo 5 shows a wooden deck with railings and outdoor furniture, and Photo 6 shows an adjacent fenced grassy yard, indicating a private outdoor patio/deck surface belonging to the property.

Photos 7 and 8 show the front and a side angle of a single-family purple house, but there is no floor plan or view clearly showing windows on two or more exterior sides of one unit. The neighboring homes are visible but do not establish a corner unit configuration.

The deck view in Photo 5 shows neighboring single-story houses and tree canopies at roughly eye level, with rooftops visible across rather than below, indicating a ground-level location rather than an elevated floor.

Decent daylight through standard-sized windows (12, 15, 16, 17). Photo 17 has two windows. Living rooms (9, 10) show no obvious window in frame. No floor-to-ceiling glass; light is adequate but not abundant.

Mixed impression. The kitchen (12, 15) with island and stainless appliances is fairly modern, but the bold personal paint colors (red in 9/10, teal in 17/18), dated fixtures, and basic bathroom (0) keep the overall finish quality mid-range.

Hardwood floors throughout, stainless steel appliances, and a tiled bathroom. Standard window frames and trim; sliding barn doors suggest a lighter, cost-conscious build rather than solid concrete/steel. Appears reasonably solid but not high-end.

A dedicated room set up as a home office with desk, two windows, and storage is clearly shown (17), and another desk-equipped room appears in 18. Strong office potential.

Hardwood (or wood-look) flooring throughout the living areas and bedrooms. The colorful floor coverings in photos 17 and 18 are decorative area rugs laid over hardwood, not wall-to-wall carpet. No true carpet is visible.