Perfect for one respectful, hardworking individual.
Bed frame, mattress, recliner and desk included.
You will have access to kitchen, living room, and laundry room.
Plenty of off street parking.
We are located in a quiet, secluded area.
All utilities included.
We would prefer a 3 month to 1 year lease.
No pets, smoking, drugs, or drama.
$650 a month with a $300 security deposit.
A credit check and background check will be performed.
Please respond via email with a little information about yourself.
Location is walkable to NSF Dahlgren gate, you can bike to work.
$650.
00 month; includes ALL utilities, HD cable with HBO, highest speed wireless internet and shared use of common areas; kitchen living room and sun room.
Stainless steal Appliances, most furniture and carpet less then 5 years old.
Newer gas grill in back yard.
Nicely furnished Bedroom with HD TV in clean and quiet Residential home.
Convenient parking in drive way.
$300.
00 security deposit.
No pets or no smoking in home.
Other roommates are adult professional, who work on NSF Dahlgren or for DOD
Military, Government employee or Contractor preferred.
No pets.
PLEASE CHECK LOCATION BEFORE CALLING.
16377 Forrest Rd, King George VA
Bedroom-, Shared Bath- $650.
00
About me:
I am a professional/MBA Grad Student/Navy Veteran and I have developed a shared living environment designed for other professional people.
I am not a party guy and I want other peaceful and quiet roommates.
I maintain an active security clearance and can not risk it with illegal or immoral behaviors.
My home is 5 bedrooms/3 Bathrooms.
Here is what your room will come with:
Services- All utility costs are included with the room:
-Electric
-Water
-Super Fast Metro Cast Ultra 75 Gig Upload (fastest available in King George)
Entertainment/Education-
-Cable/HBO
Facilities
-Laundry room
-Bathroom
-House AC/Heating unit and Room A/C/Fan and Room Space Heater.
Control your own temperature.
Security
-Electronic locking system- No physical key needed
-Lock for your room door.
-Small fireproof safe
-Due to security clearance of house residents everyone that comes in the house is thoroughly screened.
-Parking spot right in front of house
Bonuses:
-Once a month General Area Cleaning Service (Once a month all general areas will be thoroughly cleaned.
You are responsible for your own room.
)
-General area paper towels and cleaning supplies will be supplied.
Save your money.
-Flexible Lease.
I only do month-to-month leases.
So you don't have to worry about being stuck somewhere you don't want to be and you can still maintain career flexibility.
Location:
-50 minutes from DC
-45 minutes from Quantico
-30 minutes from RT 1 and I 95
-40 minutes from Stafford
-30 minutes from Fredericksburg
Thank you for reading this long post! I look forward to hearing from you.
**********5 THINGS TO LOOK OUT FOR WHEN RENTING A ROOM***************
Being a military vet I have lived in shared living situations for years, and you have to be careful when renting a room here are some tips that will help you in your search.
1\.
Make sure the internet meets your needs:
Make sure that you ask the question about the internet, some homeowners will advertise that they have internet but it may not be fast.
Ensure that the download speed is at least 15 Gbps or above.
2\.
Cooling/Heating options:
Talk to the homeowner and find out how the heating and cooling of the house work.
You want to make sure that the policy works for you or that they at least provide you with a way you can control your own temperature.
3\.
Cable
Will you have cable access in your room or only in the general areas? Ask the question.
4\.
Family homes vs professional homes
If you are a professional, I highly recommend you stay in a house of professionals.
The homeowner will be more accommodating to your needs.
You don't want to be the weird person staying in the basement.
5\.
Financial Stability
Make sure that you rent from someone who really doesn't need you for them to pay their mortgage.
You will be depending on your landlord to pay all the utilities, and the last thing you want to deal with is paying rent and then having your lights turned off.
When meeting with homeowners look for signs of desperation for example, (Are they really anxious? Have they recently had a hard financial situation? Stacks of mail on the table of bills?) Ask questions about what they do, and if things don't seem right don't do it.
If everything seems fine, go ahead and take the plunge.
If you ever would like to hear about my experiences or need advice feel free to contact me.
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