Daniel's room

Seattle, WA 98103

We have one room available in this sweet, bright, cozy Wallingford home!

The House:

Bedrooms: 5 total (downstairs basement room is a guest room)

Bathrooms: One in the basement that is used primarily by housemate in room #1. Other bathroom has a bathtub, two sinks, a bidet for dat clean booty (!), and is shared between everyone.

Basement/Garage: The washer and dryer are in the basement and there is ample space in both the basement and the garage for storage and projects.

Outside space: There is a small front lawn and a backyard that is mostly concrete driveway with a couple of raised garden beds. The backyard has largely been used for hangouts or projects that are being done in and out of the garage.

Neighborhood: We are in Wallingford, 5 minutes walk from Gasworks and The Burke Gilman and tucked away on a quiet street. Ample street parking and lots of fruit trees around for abundant foraging opportunities on neighborhood walks :]

Accessibility:

Stairs: there are stairs going to the front (10 steps) and back doors (5 steps) of the house and a relatively steep driveway to walk up to get to the back stairway. There is a staircase to the basement.

Scent: This is not a totally scent-free home, but it is close to it due to sensitivities. We don’t use scented detergents or cleaning products as well as perfumes, colognes, scented candles, or incense. One person uses mildly scented hair products but otherwise we try to keep fragrances to a minimum. There is occasional burning of herbs. We are happy to discuss and accommodate other needs for less scent, but not more at this time.

Noise: We live in a very quiet neighborhood and are generally quiet at nighttime and in the mornings. We like to listen to records but are conscientious and respectful of people’s needs/requests.

Substance use: current housemates and guests enjoy infrequent social and casual alcohol use and daily outdoor cannabis use, but no other regular substance use.

Sadly we cannot accommodate any cats due to allergies!

The most important thing we’re looking for in a housemate is social and emotional awareness. We’re excited for people to move in and help create a culture that feels safe, sweet, caring, and supportive.

J (she/her, 36, white, Latina, cis, queer, neurodivergent, physically able) J has found herself in Seattle after 5 years of lots of geographic movement living in Latin America and then moving around the west coast for a bit. She loves herbalism and Eastern medicine and has been hoping to study Chinese Medicine at some point. She also enjoys being alone in nature, playing music and singing, biking, dancing, and pretty much any form of movement. J is a tender, emotional, caring human who thrives on deep human connection and also can be quiet and keep to herself when needing to recharge/process things. J experiences some health things involving chronic pain at times and is also sensitive to fragrances and loud noises. She also adores animals of all kinds… especially bees, frogs, caterpillars, birds, and river otters.

C (he/him, 31, white, cis, neurodivergent, physically able) is a tender soul who is down for silliness and realness and everything in between. He is a big nerd about fungi and very into music and climbing. He is very thoughtful, respectful, and a direct communicator and just moved here from Colorado. C is a social butterfly and also enjoys going into his own world for hours writing music or working on some other interesting new project/infatuation.

D (he/him, 32, white, cis, neurodivergent, physically able) is a recent transplant from Texas who is already taking full advantage of the PNW by spending as much time as possible doing what he loves most - running around in the mountains. When he’s not out on the trails, he is probably checking out a local acro yoga jam or class. He otherwise likes to spend his time singing, dancing, playing chess/co-op board games, and curling up on the couch with his emotional support kindle. He loves meeting other humans and strives to lead with kindness and a sense of play while also usually needing ample down time to process and integrate big days of socialization and connection.