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Showing posts with label san anselmo relocation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label san anselmo relocation. Show all posts

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Rental in San Anselmo!


RENTED in December 2009: virtually new construction in San Anselmo's coveted Seminary neighborhood.


Warm colors, a thoughtful layout and a street-to-street lot are some of the great things about life at this San Anselmo rental.


On the market only about a week, I was lucky enough to rent this over 3,000 sq ft home to a set of past clients of mine. It's a perfect fit and I envy the next two years they'll get to spend living at this stunning San Anselmo rental!


Final renal price: $6,000.


Thanks everyone for working on Christmas Eve with me to get this contract done!


Have questions about your San Anselmo rental? Check out our Marin rental services at http://www.marinleasingteam.com/ or email me anytime!

Monday, November 30, 2009

Little House Big Charm in San Anselmo!


Rented at $3,675 in November 2009, this cute 3bd house offered about 1600 sq ft  and a big, grassy yard.  Not to mention a GREAT San Anselmo location.

A bonus garage-turned-office completed the picture!

Thanks to owners for hanging in there over Thanksgiving!!  And to the tenants for working with us on all the showings!

Have a San Anselmo Rental you'd like help with?  At Marin Leasing Team we specialize in rentals - call anytime!

Friday, November 6, 2009

High-End Rental in San Anselmo's Seminary!

Such a pleasure to have been a part of this transaction, Christopher and I represented the tenant in the rental of this 4bd over 3,000 sq ft +/- high end build that our clients rented at $6,500.

When the owners couldn't sell they turned to renting just in time for our Marin Relocation executive client to jump on the opportunity!

San Anselmo's Seminary neighborhood is a great place for any relocating family to settle: plenty of charming shops, restaurants (like one of our personal favorties below, Marinitas!) and a sunny, friendly location.



Thanks to Carol Scott for working with us on this one!