Hello all,

We are a handful of early 30's semi-professionals (mechanical engineers & techies) and we've got two impending vacancies on our 1.3 acre patch in the hills. One is available now, the other May 1.

We are:
me (eric), a mechanical engineer working on a medical device company, recently out of a Stanford fellowship in med tech innovation. I'm into engines and just about anything with wheels, so figuratively/literally live in the garage. House is thus well equipped with tools for projects & house maintenance, etc. Other interests include vitamin D, spearfishing, & neuro-anything. Kseniya and Jesse reside in the master bedroom, are big outdoorsy people and have passions for yoga, art, photography, cycling, and coffee. They spend their days at Stanford and Apple.

We stumbled onto the house on CL 3 years ago, and have fallen in love with it and its owners, who are traveling & living around the world for a few years. The backyard is on the border of open space with walkable trail access down the hill. Mountain View is 10 minute down the road (El Monte or San Antonio), and you can be parked at Stanford in 20 (a single exit up 280). The corner room (~175sqft) is pictured with the elephant on the wall, and is lit nicely in the mornings with an east-facing window. All rooms are furnished including beds, desks, etc, but you'd of course be welcome to bring a bed and we'll throw the current one in the attic. The corner & center rooms share a bath, and there is an additional full bathroom around the corner. The house sits on 1.3 acres of literal forest and is equipped with a saltwater pool, infrared sauna, projector w/ sound, nest thermostat, yoga room, sub zero and handmade ceramic dishware made by the landlady. It has been a wonderful place to share with friends and call our home.

It's a sizable house on a large amount of land, and there is some upkeep involved. We're interested in folks who are wiling, able, and eager to contribute to a shared living environment in a glorious slice of the south bay. Your neighbors may include a local judge, the real life Richard Hendricks and another CEO or two. Really though, your neighbors are deer, bobcats, turkeys and raptors. We are, again, animal fanatics and you'd be welcome to bring a dog with you. The property has two feral cats (they're quite domesticated, purchased by the landlady years ago, so we keep feeding them) but we do have an allergy- and toxoplasmosis-induced aversion to house cats (sorry!).

Rent for the corner room is 1950 plus utilities, billed as they come and split 5 ways. Ready for move-in now, June 1 or anytime in between!
Holler with questions and happy house hunting!
-eric