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Nice room + full bathroom, with a private entrance (no kitchen). Your room is separated from my cute, 1950's desert home 1 mi. from ASU campus. Included: Microwave, fridge, coffee maker, top-quality gel memory foam mattress, soft bedding, desk, free wi-fi, smart TV, Netflix/PrimeVd, +more. Free parking. Smoke/pet-free. Short walks to light rail/buses. Short drives to desert hikes, stores, cultural venues, and pro sports events.

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This is an extra-clean, very comfortable room+bathroom. It is separated from the house with its own private entrance. You have a large, beautiful shower with great water pressure, desk, microwave, fridge, and coffee maker (no cooking stove), iron, ironing board, hairdryer, shampoo/conditioner/body wash, and more.

Park for free in the driveway or on the street, use Uber or Lyft, or walk 2-7 minutes to one of many nearby bus or light-rail stops (including "Orbit," Tempe's free shuttle bus system.)

I own and live in the cute, 1950's desert-style home next door. You will have all the privacy you want, but I'm available via text/call if you need anything! (I provide my number on the in-room guide.)

My clothes washer/dryer are in my home, but I can help you do a load of laundry for free, if I'm home. If you need more than one load washed, I'll be happy to recommend one of the laundry mats nearby.

Located in a low-traffic cul-de-sac, at the center of the metro-Phoenix region of the Sonoran Desert, and just one mile from the beautiful Tempe Campus of Arizona State University, my place is perfectly situated for resting deeply, and for exploring the many attractions of this region!

Experience nearby desert trails, the Desert Botanical Gardens, or the Phoenix Zoo. Try foods from around the world, dining-in or using one of the many food delivery apps. Schedule a tour of ASU to explore cutting-edge research facilities and architecture, and visit its Space Museum and Marston Exploration Theater where ASU's work with NASA is on full display.

Sports lovers, we have it all: amazing golf courses, ASU Sun Devil's teams, Mercury and Phoenix Suns basketball, Cardinals, Rattlers and Phoenix Rising football, Diamondbacks baseball, Nascar, and more. The Chicago Cubs' beautiful practice stadium is 2 miles away.

Fine arts and culture lovers have globally-renowned options in a range of world-class museums such as Phoenix Art Museum and the Musical Instrument Museum. Top notch performances by Ballet Arizona, The Phoenix Opera, Phoenix Symphony, Phoenix Chorale, and at our many regional arts centers are always a treat! Also, just a mile away is ASU's Gammage Theater, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, where you can catch a Broadway play.

[**Automatic bookings can be made for up to 12 days per booking. To stay longer, just make multiple bookings and allow a cleaning professional one hour of access to clean and change the linens. This is required to keep the property extra-clean, and in top shape for future guests.]

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Tempe, Arizona, Estados Unidos

ABOUT THIS LOCATION:
Our neighborhood, "Alegre Neighborhood" is very friendly, diverse, and home to many university students, and working-class families with children and pets. Alegre Neighborhood was established in the 1940s-50's, when more single family housing was needed for WWII veterans with G.I. bills and members of Tempe's thriving hispanic community. In the 70's and 80's, this part of Tempe fell into neglect. It is now undergoing rapid renewal/gentrification: many houses are being renovated (or "flipped"), old structures are being replaced; new construction is happening throughout this part of town.

The houses in our Craver Place cul-de-sac, and some along Don Carlos, are among the few "historic" originals left in our neighborhood, most having been replaced by apartments. As you explore this area, it's interesting to note the contrasts between Tempe's "new look," exemplified along Apache Blvd., and its "historic look," well-exemplified in the neighborhood directly west of us (in G00gle Maps, see "University Heights, Tempe") and in other neighborhoods directly west of ASU's Tempe Campus. Note the unique signature attributes of historic Tempe construction: house and yard sizes, cement block construction, lower-ceilings, etc. These were built before central A/C was common, so cooling was managed by dividing interiors into small rooms to be cooled individually, and having only a few, strategically placed windows. When central A/C became available, many homeowners added windows, added rooms, and removed interior dividing walls.

If you find these topics and other local histories interesting, there's much to explore, both ancient and recent, about Tempe! See the Tempe History Museum and Arizona Heritage Center at Papago Park; use the city's history/art interactive maps (browser search: Interactive maps City of Tempe), and find other online resources (browser serches: Museums in Tempe, Tempe history, Tempe gentrification, Tempe tourism, City of Tempe Rock Art (ancient petroglyphs/hieroglyphs), and Hieroglyphic Trail).

A FEW FUN FACTS ABOUT HERE:
- Here in the Sonoran desert is the only place on Earth where saguaro cactus grow in the wild.
- AZ is the US state with the greatest percentage of acreage designated as Indian tribal land ("reservations"); Tempe shares a border with the Navajo reservation.
- AZ was the last of the 'lower 48' US states to become a state, on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, 1912.
- AZ was part of Mexico until 1848.
- Spanish is used in more than 1/5 of AZ's homes.
- ASU is the largest public university in the U.S.; Tempe Campus is its largest and oldest campus, established in 1886 as Territorial Normal School.
- ASU is 'home' to students and researchers from more than 135 countries.
- AZ is 1 of the only 2 states that do not observe Daylight Savings Time.
- After World War II, the availability of refrigeration and A/C caused the AZ population to boom; Phoenix became one of the US's fastest-growing cities.
- Tempe Town Lake, now a must-see location, was a dry riverbed from the 1920's to 1999.
- The AZ state flower is the Saguaro Cactus Blossom. If you're here in April-June, you may get to see one of these special beauties!

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Sumali noong Setyembre 2011

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