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.

Photo 1 shows a covered front porch with white railings and a wooden deck surface, which is a private outdoor space belonging to the unit. This is a porch rather than a raised balcony, so confidence is moderate.

Photos 2 and 3 show a standalone single-family house set among yards on all sides, not an apartment unit occupying a corner of a building with windows on two exterior faces. The corner-unit concept does not apply to this detached home.

The window views in photos 6 and 9 show neighboring houses and the street at essentially the same ground level, and photo 1 looks out onto a street-level yard. This is a single-story, ground-level home, not an elevated floor.

Standard double-hung windows of moderate size; daylight adequate but not abundant. No floor-to-ceiling glass. Photo 9 shows two windows in one room; others have single windows.

Contemporary builder finishes: white shaker cabinets, marble-look countertops, stainless steel appliances, wood-look planks, neutral gray walls. Attractive but entry-level quality.

Builder-grade stick-built home (wood siding exterior in photo 13). Standard window frames, basic trim, laminate/vinyl flooring. Solid but not premium materials; no concrete/steel cues.

Multiple spare rooms visible (bedrooms) that could serve as an office. Wide openings between rooms (photos 5, 8, 12) suggest an open plan rather than a dedicated den/alcove, but a room is readily convertible.

All rooms show wood-look plank flooring (laminate/vinyl). No carpet visible anywhere.