135th Place Northeast

Redmond, WA 98052

ROOM:

• Single bedroom, 100 sq ft. (10.5ft x 9.5ft, see video for specific shape) + West-facing window + Closet (2’ 4“ x 4’ 6“, with upper shelves)

HOUSE:

• Two shared bathrooms + Upstairs hallway full-bath (shared with 2 other tenants) + Laundry room/Downstairs half-bath (individual washer & dryer, room used by all tenants)
• Spacious common areas: +One large living room (with a couch and small table) +One smaller living room (with couches) +A dining room (with an 8-chair table) +A good sized kitchen (with the major appliances: double fridge, double sink with good garbage disposal, good dishwasher, stove/oven, toaster oven, and walk-in pantry) +Misc shared hallway closets, etc. You can get a full tour if interested :)

PROPERTY:

• Spacious back yard with Privacy fence/hedge.
• Street parking in front of house (Garage/driveway are reserved for 2 other tenants who pay a higher proportion of the rent).
• Very safe, private, and quiet area! Fairly small and secluded neighborhood, close enough to pretty much everything! See picture for area overview.

$$$

• Total rent for property is $4000, split amongst 4 tenants, two paying 900 each and two paying 1200 each (based on room size and driveway/garage access)
• Utilities, including water, electricity, and garbage, typically are no more than 200 a month per person + All utilities are charged solely to me, and I will be taking Zelle payments from each other tenant, after showing my math to divide it up equally
• There is a $50 application fee (through Zelle) (I don’t remember if this charge is refundable, to be updated)
• I believe the total security deposit called for by the lease is
• We, as the tenants, may collectively decide to pay for professional lawn work, carpet cleaning, etc., but that is not something you are agreeing to by moving in. You will have a say in those decisions once you’re on the lease :)

-Three other tenants, we all spend most of our time in our rooms, but the common areas are furnished with some free space for your furniture if you have some -All current tenants are working professionals -All genders and identities are welcome, but please note that all current tenants are male -Not exactly a homey/social house right now, since we all tend to keep to ourselves, but I just moved in and I plan to be deep cleaning and further decorating/furnishing the common areas to hopefully make it more of a welcoming vibe.