We have lovingly cared for this home as its sole owner since 2004. Given Canada's challenging economic circumstances and housing scarcity, we've decided to extend our warm hospitality to individuals who value respect, tranquillity, and a peaceful living environment. If this description resonates with you, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

Certainly, here are some house rules for a rented room that prioritizes quiet, religious respect, tidiness, and a peaceful environment: 1. Quiet Hours: Respect quiet hours, especially during the evening and early morning. Keep noise levels to a minimum to ensure a peaceful atmosphere for everyone. 2. Religious Respect: Be considerate of each other's religious beliefs and practices. Avoid disturbing others during prayer or meditation times. 3. Tidiness: Keep your personal space and common areas tidy and well-organized. Clean up after yourself in shared spaces like the kitchen and bathroom. 4. Peaceful Environment: Maintain a peaceful and harmonious environment by resolving conflicts through respectful communication. Avoid disruptive or confrontational behavior. 5. Visitors: Prioritize the peace and privacy of others by notifying housemates in advance if you plan to have guests. Ensure that any visitors adhere to the same house rules. 6. Respect for Common Areas: Be considerate when using common areas like the living room or kitchen. Clean up after using them and leave them in the same condition you found them. 7. Smoking and Alcohol: If smoking or alcohol consumption is allowed, do so in designated areas and in moderation. Be mindful of others' sensitivities to these substances. 8. Security: Lock doors and windows when leaving or entering the house. Respect each other's privacy and property. 9. Bathroom Etiquette: Keep the bathroom clean and ensure that you leave it as you would like to find it. Be mindful of time spent in the bathroom, especially during peak hours. 10. Communication: Open and respectful communication is key. If you have concerns or issues, discuss them with your housemates or the landlord to find amicable solutions. 11. Kitchen Use: Respect each other's food and kitchen supplies. Label your items and avoid taking what doesn't belong to you. Clean up after cooking and eating. 12. Utilities: Be mindful of utility usage (water, electricity, heating, etc.). Conserve resources and report any issues promptly. 13. Parking: If parking is provided, follow the designated parking rules and be considerate of others' parking needs. 14. Compliance with Local Laws: Follow all local laws and regulations, including those related to noise, parking, and waste disposal. 15. Guest Bedrooms: Respect the privacy of other housemates by not entering their bedrooms without permission. These house rules are designed to create a peaceful, respectful, and harmonious living environment for all residents. It's a good idea to have all housemates or tenants review and agree to these rules before moving in to ensure that everyone is on the same page. And beware, that these rules may be subject to change.

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