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3 room 1.5 bath ranch style house with 2 car heated garage in a quiet neighborhood with great neighbors on both sides. Fenced yard and storage shed. Back deck. Owners live across the street and just acquired this property and will eventually downsize into it having lived on this street for 25 years. Close to Kincaid Park for after hours ski/bike trails.
3 people on the block work at Providence campus so commute is not bad to ...
Quiet neighborhood of single family houses.
Wonderful Landlords in a Cute & Quiet Neighborhood
Top notch experience renting from John & Mindy. Neighborhood is safe, quiet, and welcoming. Close to airport and within 10-15 minutes from downtown as well as shopping and all services. Great location, just as described, and wonderful, kind people to rent from. Wish every renting experience was as good as this one! Thanks for having us :)
Safe & Cozy Home: HIGHLY Recommend!
Fantastic property in a safe part of Anchorage on a suburban-feel neighborhood street, really feels like a home. John and Mindy are kind and caring, truly want your stay to be comfortable, and aren't shy about their encouragement for you to explore the city! The house itself is a wonderfully cozy floor plan and I loved the big windows in the living room/eating areas. The upgraded washer/dryer was so nice, and dishwasher was a modern essential. John does an excellent job taking care of the lawn (a HUGE plus to have lawn care included!). The heated garage with the garage door remotes for the car was everything in the winter. Overall I'm so thankful to have had the opportunity to stay here, felt very provided for by the property and family-like landlords, and even extended beyond my 1 year lease to a total of 2.25 years! I HIGHLY recommend this property and the landlords Mindy and John. You won't ever regret your stay here.
Comfy and Safe like Home
Great location, with awesome property owners. Very spacious, quiet, well kept property, with everything you need. Would definitely stay here again when I come back to Anchorage.