I’ll share pictures, of the actual room and apartment if we talk and it seems like a good fit.
It’s a private upstairs room with a closet. Right next to the bathroom and kitchen.
Kitchen has a gas stove, oven, microwave, full sized fridge, and dishwasher. We also have a kurig, an ice maker and water filter.
We have a dining room table but with so little counter space, we mainly use it as a coffee/tea station and an extra veggie chopping station.
Bathroom (shared with 2 tidy, respectful roomies) has a tub, shower, and sink with counter space. And a lock on the door.
Living room has a big loveseat and ottoman (that can also be used for seating), a cat tree, a full book shelf, and an entertainment system (60“ flat screen, game systems, a vinyl record player and a blue tooth speaker.)
Please check in the group chat before enjoying noisy entertainment. (In case someone is sleeping odd hours for a night shift) And never after 10pm (because we love our neighbors.)
We have our own in unit laundry room with a full sized washer and dryer. We each buy our own laundry soap, but if you’re in a pickle, just ask and someone will help you out until you get squared away.
I usually do laundry on Saturday or Sunday, the young couple does theirs on Tuesdays or Wednesdays so we’re somewhat flexible depending on how the week is going.
The shared patio is a second story balcony with an incredible view of the desert hills and the city lights as well as some ponds on the property next door.
We like to have some herbs and tomatoes out there for summer and spring and there’s plenty of room for you to grow some flowers or veggies if you like.
We have access to some lovely walking trails and the property has lush green grass with sprinklers.
There’s a 2 car garage that we currently use for a hobby room because there is plenty of parking right outside.
Our house does smell like dogs and cats, (i have a steam cleaner I use once a week and litter gets cleaned multiple times a week.) Pets are just stinky and I’m so sorry.
My husband and I are 40, and have been together since highschool, married for 22 years this January. So we’re pretty boring, but stable. 😅
We don’t smoke, drink excessively, do drugs, or raise our voices when we disagree.
We’re not religious, but don’t mind if you are, as long as you don’t use your beliefs to make others feel unworthy, unsafe, or uncomfortable.
We don’t care if you’re lgbtq, young, old, plump, or skinny. We don’t care what your race, nationality, culture, or social status might be.
If you’re kind, respectful of others, communicate well enough to maintain a functioning community, have average (or better) personal hygiene, and pay your bills on time, you’d be welcome here.
Our 19 year old daughter is moving out to spread her tiny adult wings, so one of our two spare rooms will be empty.
I just had surgery. And with the medical bills piling up, we could definitely use a roommate to split rent with.
As for who we are… I’m a writer and I love creative activities and experiences.
…art, watching live music, and crafting, swimming and going on walks. I also like movies, board games, ttrpgs, video games, cocktails, and cooking.
My husband likes reading, video games, dining out, going to the movies, comedy clubs, working out, and occasionally a good old-fashioned.
He is very quiet and takes a long time to open up. But he’s ex-military, patient, honest, and dependable.
There is a young couple staying in one of our two spare rooms. (Ages 20, 21) They both work a lot and we don’t see or hear from them much.
So far we’ve had no trouble splitting the cleaning and paying bills on time, and communication has been open.
They have a large dog who is friendly and a small cat that is shy. Both are very mellow.
I have a medium sized dog who…is kind of a jerk. He doesn’t bite or anything, but he’s spoiled and doesn’t trust strangers. He has separation anxiety so he stays with me most of the time.
On the rare occasion I have to leave him home without him, I put him in my room so you don’t have to deal with him wanting to be held when 5 seconds ago he was too scared of you to accept affection.
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