Welcome to our home! Steps lead up to a two-story brick row house with an open floor plan that flows seamlessly from the living room to the dining area and into the kitchen. Just off the kitchen, you’ll find a small furnished deck and backyard.

The kitchen is fully equipped with a large refrigerator, microwave, 4-burner gas stove, farmhouse sink with brass hardware, and all the essentials—water filter, wooden cutting boards, coffee grinder, electric kettle, blenders, cast iron skillet, and a Dutch oven.

The first floor also includes a windowed half bath. The home features central heating and cooling and is accessed via an electronic door lock for easy entry. One staircase leads down to the basement, which includes a workspace, a laundry and storage area.

The second staircase leads to the upper floor, where all three bedrooms and a full bathroom are located. One bedroom is furnished with a queen bed, another is set up as an office, and the front room has another queen bed. Each bedroom includes a closet and overhead storage cleared for use. The bathroom is compact but features a tiled bathtub and a large showerhead with strong water pressure.

As new parents, we have a variety of baby gear available for use—including a Stokke high chair, Lovevery play sets, plenty of books, and Montessori-style wooden toys.

There are also three houseplants that we’d appreciate being watered weekly. Being our home and dear to us, we hope to find a tenant who can maintain a similar level of cleanliness and care for the place. Feel free to reach out with any questions—we’ve rented to and from the LP community for years and always had a great experience.

About This Lister

I (33 yo she/her) met my husband (40 yo he/him) in Delhi, India while I was working for a textile company. We both work in the fashion production industry and travel regularly to India, where my husband is from. We welcomed our son in June 2024 and are eager to bring him to India to meet his large extended family. Our family loves good food, music, travel and nerding out about traditional textiles and art :-)