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House to Share

Putney Vermont 05346 United States of America

Listing # 95403

Rates From USD 1000 Weekly
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Last Updated: Tuesday, March 2, 2021

Beautiful semi-rural small town Vermont

House for rent or share in Putney Vermont. Great quiet place to write, vacation, quarantine or just get away! Rent the whole house for vacation! For share (different rates): You'll have a private furnished bedroom, with shared kitchen, bathroom, dining room, living room and deck. Beautiful view from deck. Available weekly, monthly or long-term. Near Putney general Store, near Putney Coop, near scenic hiking trails. Across from a horse farm and five minutes from a beautiful orchard. 15 miles from Brattleboro, VT.

Artists, writers, academics welcome!

Basics:

Number of Bedrooms
1		 Number of Bathrooms
1		 Number of Offices
0
Surface Size
600 Sq. Feet		 Suited for
1 people		 Property Type
Apartment or Condo

Availability:

Available from Thursday, April 1, 2021 onward
Minimum Stay
5 day(s)		 Flexible With Dates
Yes
*Approximate location of the property is within the blue radius. Red markers indicate surrounding points of interest including schools, universities, libraries and museums.

City Putney
Postal Code - State or Province 05346 VT
Country United States of America
Neighborhood Keywords Putney, Vermont
Closest University
University nearby Amherst, Smith College, University of Vermont, SIT, NECCA




Rental Price:

Asked
USD 1000 Weekly
Rental Fee Comments
 I will provide all bedding and household supplies. Price does not including laundry or cleaning. There is a $50 cleaning fee each month.
Rent Negotiable
No		 Utilities Included
Yes		 Cleaning Services Included
No

Surroundings:

  • Rural Environment

Additional Information:

  • Furnished
  • Available for Academic Term
  • Available for Long Term
  • Off Campus
  • Holiday Term
  • Available for Short Term
  • Summer Term

Amenities:

  • Modern Kitchen
  • Washer
  • Dryer
  • Balcony or Patio
  • Other:

Considerations:

Kid Friendly
No		 Small Children Safe
No		 Smoke Free
Yes
Pets Welcome
No		 Car Available
No

Perform Housesitting Duties?:

No

About Member

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Academic Confirmed Academic Faculty or Staff (Universities, Research Institutes, and Museums)
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Member Since Jul 24 2014
This member has 2 reviews
About Me
I am a Professor of American History and American Culture at Empire State College in New York. I am not a terrifically social person, but very much enjoy good conversation about social issues and intellectual work. I've lived in Brooklyn for twelve years and am a good guide to the city.
http://www.esc.edu/

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I stayed at Kim's apartment for 3 months. She is absolutely wonderful. She is very respectful of the shared space and her tenants' privacy. She also is very helpful. The apartment itself is clean and is divided into 2 parts with 2 separate entrances. One part is Kim's part, the other part would be tenant's room + dining room + kitchen + bathroom. Hence, it did not feel like a shared apartment but more like an individual apartment most of the time. The apartment is also on the 2nd floor and looks into a garden. The apartment is in a quiet neighborhood of working-class families. Even late at night, walking back from the subway station, I did not feel unsafe. It is a couple of blocks from the express subway lines (D and N). Laundry and shopping are nearby, too. I highly recommend it. Excellent Esen 11/12/2017 9:43:00 AM
I spent five weeks sharing Kim's apartment in 2016. I visit New York City for work several times and this was my best-ever stay. Kim had arranged the apartment with separate access doors for me and her, while sharing the kitchen and bathroom worked fine. On days when I saw her she was a delightful flatmate; on days when she worked in the city I might not see her, and her place proved a good work base for me. I chose to stay in Sunset Park as I find this Brooklyn district fascinating, the shopping streets lively, the historic park healthy, the view of the harbour spectacular. But for those who need to be in Manhattan a lot the subway service is frequent; central Brooklyn areas are close by; the coast also convenient. Next time I visit NYC this will be my first choice of lodging; it is recommended for both shorter and longer sharing stays. You will not find a more positively helpful flatmate than Kim. Excellent Stephen Butters 6/17/2016 7:54:00 AM
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