Hello everybody

I will be interviewing for my residency positions all over the country starting 1st december so my room is available for 2 months- December and January.

The room is big, 12 x 14ft, furnished with a full bed/mattress, nightstand, shoe stand & desk/chair, with one wall as a bay window overlooking the street with a great view. Plenty of sunlight during the day. It comes with a full personal bathroom with 24 hr hot water supply, a bonus storage room (the one with table, chair and iron stand) which is as big as the small rooms you must be looking at right now. Also there is a walk-in closet with enough space for clothes. So all-in-all a great deal. You can understand by the fact that when I looked at this place I signed the lease the same day, 1 and half month before moving in.

I am asking for 1300$/ month including all utilities, washer and dryer use downstairs and full use of kitchen and living room ( which you share with 2 more stanford students/postdocs).One is an EE grad and other one post-doc in anthropology.

Exact address is 800 cowper street and in plain terms it is 3 blocks from uni avenue and all the restaurants/atms/doctors/shops and 3+4 =7 blocks from palo alto transit center (= caltrain to sf/sjose/anywhere).

I work at stanford medical campus and its a 2 mile bike ride which includes biking on palm drive which I (chances are high you as well) love to bike on and its a sweet 9-10 min bike ride with stops/red lights/crazy drivers included. Otherwise ample street parking available.

Requirement: Be cool with the other roommates (they are pretty chill), and landlords (equally cool) and NON-SMOKER ( not my rule, landlords'.. :-( ). My landlords insist on a background check so better if you come for full 2 months. I can do two 1 months sublets each as well. Please dont hesitate to call/email me to discuss any flexibility you desire. Email me for more pictures.

Email/call me asap at amank@stanford.edu/ # four-one-five 623 0561 . First-come first-serve basis.

Aman

Post-doc

Department of radiology 

Stanford