Old world charm & hi-tech delights…three blocks from the campus,
features 55-inch HDTV, wi-fi, hardwood floors, spacious bedrooms
and nearby bus and LRT.
Here is a quick VIDEO.
Here’s your new home
Couples and partners
receive discounts
Robin’s eggs in apple tree behind house —
To get to the U of A, go out the front door, turn right, walk to the end of this street. turn right, walk to the end of this street.BRRR! Gets chilly in Alberta
But warm in our home.
North deck
(we don’t have a south deck. Ha-ha — jokes on you)
Don’t you love snow?
Summer is better, trust me.
Front Room after tenants
have cleaned it. That’s a lie.
We have a cleaning pro.
That rubber tree won’t give up.
We have a large dining area but tenants spill food on rug, so we have this DVD player to trick them into eating in kitchen.
This is a photo of one of the hot chicks in our home. That’s another lie. That’s a silly cartoon. Kitchen / with one of three fridges First Upstairs Bedroom Second Upstairs Bedroom 3rd Bedroom / upstairs / winter …and your view from that window in summer: Upstairs Bathroom / full tub & shower Downstairs Bedroom (Rooster Room) with computer work station. Downstairs Bedroom (Rooster Room) with queen bed. This room is almost 400 square feet. Downstairs bedroom with private kitchen — approximately 300 square feet. Downstairs Bedroom with private kitchen Newly tiled downstairs shower. Note the “rain forest” shower head. That’s translucent glass brick to thwart Peeping Toms. Not that there are any. And you may do your washing by hand but… … we have a washing machine and gas dryer with a brand new laundry tub. And if you’re into green (and we hope you are) we have a forty foot clothes line… …and in our spacious backyard you can grow your own vegetables. You have a security system/monitor that allows you to check some doors and windows in parts of our common area, namely the living room. You control this system. Anyone in the house can turn it off. As landlords we are concerned about winter temperatures in the house when it is empty. We ask that you turn on the system when the house is empty. Thanks. The third bedroom on the first floor opens to an attached garage.Anyone is welcome to live in our home and over the course of the years we have always enjoyed providing rooms for a variety of housemates representing diverse cultures, religions, ethnic backgrounds and ages and sexes.
Foreign students, students, graduate students, part time students, and all members of the public have enjoyed living in our home. They are all welcome.
We are under 300 metres from the University of Alberta, and the majority of our applicants are from the campus since there is a critical need for housing. This is particularly apparent for grad students. But we welcome those who are not students.
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The home has wifi, cable & local phone.
for info, email: jaronbs@gmail.com
Oh, did we mention? We have once-a-week maid service?
And a part-time gardener.
Kate and Jaron own the house. They want
you to feel at home. They ENCOURAGE
tenants to set things up so tenants
run the day-to-day activities
of the house. In other words,
the inmates are in charge
of the asylum.
MAP
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Dear Jaron & Kate, Hello from L Seger’s husband, Peter. We remember both your host-ship, when Linda ‘seminared’ in Edmonton &, Kate, with a bottle of champagne, on a UA flight returning to L.A. Blessings to yous, Peter
Hey, wonderful to hear from you. What’s going on with your lives? How are you book sales doing?
cheers, jaron and kate
ps — we are fine, Kate’s mother is 99 and in a nearby assisted living home.
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