South Cherokee Street

This is an old 60’s styled house split into two units, upstairs and downstairs. Both units are private from each other, and there is a shared laundry room in the downstairs entrance, nonintrusive and separate. There is a split-fenced backyard, semi-shared between both units but reasonably private. The unit/room available is the upstairs east-facing room, and Jake will be living in the west-facing room across the hall. The bathroom is right in between both bedrooms, moderate space and a bathtub shower. Almost all windows in the unit are crank-open, so that’s one thing to keep in mind when bringing a personal window AC unit. Otherwise a cozy space, with decent kitchen and living room. One note: electricity is a separate bill we pay monthly. The total upstairs usually runs at about $100 for the high’s and low’s of the seasons. This will be split evenly between both people, for an average of $50 tacked individual portions of rent. This will be a 7-month lease with an opportunity to renew.

Other amenities: a garage for storage (the bay door doesn’t work, so can’t store your car), oven and electric stove, fridge with freezer, within easy walking distance of the Evans light rail station, and located walking distance to Broadway Street. About the roomies

I am moving due to work and am looking for a roommate to take over the lease. Jake, 24M, is a mechanics student who is very kind, clean, and an overall conscientious person. He has a cat named Taco who is very quiet and friendly. He stays vigilant in making sure she doesn’t damage personal belongings, and she is a clean cat overall. If you’re fond of cats as well, she’ll take a liking to you. Otherwise, she respects the kind of people who like their space :)

Jake would prefer a roommate who is open-minded to having pets to look after over from time to time, but that too can be discussed if boundaries are needed! Overall, communication will keep the roommate relationship happy as you get to know each other over the next year seven months.

Final note: I’m sorry to say dogs aren’t allowed. The landlord is okay with the occasional visitor, but he doesn’t want them living there. He has a 2-cat limit stated in the lease, so one cat is welcome to join the party.