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phleef

Looking for sublet in Denver area beginning Aug 1.

I'm moving from North Carolina to Denver. I will arrive July 12 and have a friend I will be staying with for a bit but would like to have my own room by August 1. I'm seeking a sublet so I can get a feel for the area before I sign a lease or buy a condo.

I'm 34 years old, an IT professional and avid redditor. I'm also a minimalist and will be bringing very little along with me.

PM me or comment if you have something that might work.

Posted Jul 4, 2012, 2:14 AM UTC

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djdeathcake•

I think we're having such hard time finding places in Denver, because everyone is moving to Denver. I'm from Mi, and looking to find a place in Denver (much like you--get a feel) and it's so hard.

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gosioux•

How many months are we talking about?

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phleefOP•

Just one or two months.

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lindygrey•

I have a studio apartment a block west of Cheesman park (cap hill area) that will be ready to rent August 1st. It's small, 317 sq/ft but only $585 a month and if you have good credit and check out I'll do month to month for you. It can be furnished or unfurnished. Also, free wireless.

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phleefOP•

Hey thanks I'm very interested. I'm out and about now, but still looking for sure. I'll message again when I'm back on wifi

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phleefOP•

Hi. Not sure if you received my first reply. I sent it from my phone. Anyhow I've been checking into several places and your's sounds the most like what I am seeking.

I don't have any pets and I am a very clean and low-key person. I do have a sub compact car, a Honda Fit. What is the parking situation there like.

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lindygrey•

Parking is usually easy during the day, you can usually find a place in the evening but at around 8 pm it starts to get tight. If you're trying to park at 10 PM on a Sunday night, you'll have to park a few blocks away.

It's so central and walkable though that it's easy to go out in the evening without driving so that's what I do. The neighborhood is remarkably quiet for being so close to everything. About 1.5 miles to downtown, 1.7 to Cherry Creek. There is a Whole Foods just a block away, a chain grocery store about three blocks, coffee shops, restaurants, The Bluebird theater, the Ogden Theater, about a mile from the central library. Half a block from Cheesman Park, which is beautiful. The location is the selling point.

The building has coin operated washers and dryers, a beautiful rooftop patio with a view of downtown, it's mostly young adult professionals and pretty quiet. No big party people. The unit is small but it's recently remodeled so the bathroom and kitchen are nice. It has A/C and a dishwasher.

Let me know if you need any more info.

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phleefOP•

The apartment sounds great. When might it be available to take a look at?

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lindygrey•

August 1st

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