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 (0, 1) show the building facade with standard windows and no visible balconies, railings, or balcony doors on the exposed sides. The interior renders (photos 2, 3) show regular windows without balcony doors or access to private outdoor space. No photo displays a private balcony, patio, or outdoor floor belonging to the unit.

Photos 0 and 1 show the building situated on a street corner with two exterior sides visible, but this describes the building's location, not a specific unit's layout. The interior renders (photos 2, 3) show single-sided windows and do not reveal whether a unit has windows on two exterior sides. No floor plan clearly indicates a corner unit configuration.

The exterior photos (0, 1) show a roughly 5-6 story brick building, but the interior renders (photos 2, 3) show windows without any discernible exterior context or elevated views that would indicate which floor the unit occupies. There is no way to determine the unit's floor height.

Photo 2 shows a large window in the living area flooding the space with daylight. Photo 3 has a window on the far right. Good daylight overall, though windows are standard-sized rather than floor-to-ceiling.

Modern two-tone cabinetry (white uppers, dark lowers), stainless steel appliances, light flooring, and neutral palette. Attractive and current in style.

Standard apartment construction with hollow-core style doors, thin cabinet boxes, and standard window frames. Clean but not high-end solid build. Reads as typical stick-built multifamily.

No dedicated den, alcove, or second room visible that could serve as a home office. Photo 3 shows only a hallway and bathroom entry; the open living space is the main room.

Main living areas show light wood-look flooring throughout. Photo 3 reveals dark carpet only in the hallway/entry area, not in the primary rooms.