[All-postdocs] Fwd: $1000/month: beautiful sunny apt (late Nov/early Dec, East Falmouth)

[Janet Fields]

Hi Janet -

      I am moving at the end of Nov and thought some of the incoming 
WHOI postdocs might be looking for a great and affordable place to live. 
My 1-bedroom apartment is about a 15 minute drive to Quissett Campus and 
the $1000/month rent includes utilities, internet, and cable. The unit 
is on top of a detached garage, so the tenant has no shared walls, so 
it's very quiet and peaceful. There are plenty of windows (including 2 
skylights), as well as a big back deck that overlooks a wooded yard with 
abundant wildlife. I would be delighted if the next tenant enjoys 
feeding birds and squirrels, as I've cultivated a nice group of furry 
and feathered neighbors and would be happy to leave my (many) feeders! 
Below I've included a list of the critters I've seen while living here.

      The apartment was completely renovated two years ago, just before 
I moved in, and has hardwood floors throughout. It has a reasonable 
sized kitchen, and although counter space is limited, there is plenty of 
room for a table.  The apartment is ~500 sq-ft, with slightly less 
walkable space due to sloping ceilings. The kitchen and living room are 
part of one large space so it has an open feel. There is a large closet 
in the bedroom and the landlord (who lives in the main house) provides 
some storage space in the garage - as well as access to a lovely front 
loading washer and dryer!

      One of the best aspects of living here has been my wonderful 
landlord, Binh Phu. He is incredibly kind and takes immaculate care of 
the property, which boasts a stunning yard. This apartment has been one 
of the best places I've lived and I'm sure the next tenant will 
appreciate it as much me.

      Anyone who is interested can contact me directly and I'll put them 
in touch with Binh.

Thanks Janet!

-Priya
510-407-4029

1    Black-Capped Chickadee
2    Bluejay
3    Cardinal
4    Crow/Raven
5    Finch: Red
6    Finch: Yellow
7    Grackle
8    Grey Catbird
9    Hawk (type(s) unknown)
10    House Sparrow
11    Junco
12    Mallard Duck
13    Morning Dove
14    Nuthatcher
15    Red-winged Blackbird
16    Starling
17    Titmouse
18    Turkeys in yard
19    Woodpecker: Downy
20    Woodpecker: Hairy
21    Woodpecker: Northern Flicker (dove type)
22    Woodpecker: Red-bellied (large)
+ about 4 species I was never able to identify

1    Squirrel
2    Chipmunk
3    Hare/Rabbit
4    Flying Squirrel (nocturnal)
5    Raccoon (nocturnal)
6    Skunk (nocturnal)
7    Frog