Photo 10 shows a shower with a striped curtain and no clearly visible bathtub rim or tub. It is ambiguous whether this is a walk-in shower or a shower-over-tub, so cannot confirm a bathtub.

The exterior photo shows uniform brick apartment buildings with standard windows and no visible balconies, railings, or private outdoor spaces.

No floor plans are provided. Interior rooms show windows on single walls only; there is no clear visual evidence of windows on two exterior sides.

Interior windows show daylight but no discernible elevated exterior views. The exterior building (photo 13) appears to be ~3-4 stories, but the unit's floor cannot be determined.

Windows are standard size (not floor-to-ceiling). Daylight is present in most rooms but not abundant; some windows are relatively small.

Light oak cabinets, laminate countertops, and standard fixtures give a mid-range, somewhat dated appearance. Stainless steel appliances add some modernity.

Exterior (photo 13) reveals brick construction, which reads sturdier than stick-built. Interior finishes are standard/functional but not premium.

The unit appears to have multiple rooms (at least 2-3 bedrooms plus an alcove/entry area visible in photo 9), offering space that could serve as a home office.

Multiple rooms (photos 6, 7, 8) show wall-to-wall carpet, while photos 4, 5, 11, 12 show hardwood-look flooring and the kitchen (1-3) has tile. Roughly half the shown flooring is carpet.