u/Diggin_4_Fire

Looks like an all original 1965 MCM time capsule 👌

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/52-Breezewood-Dr-Norwalk-OH-44857/34443024\_zpid/

We are seeking a qualified sublessee for the well-maintained single-family rental home we currently occupy in a desirable North Asheville location. Due to a temporary family relocation, the entire property (main house and attached studio unit) is available for sublease beginning August 15, 2026, through December 11, 2026, with flexibility to negotiate the end date through the end of the year depending on mutual agreement. We are also flexible on the exact move-in date if a qualified prospective tenant needs to move in sooner.

The sublease would run through December 11, 2026 (potentially extendable through the end of the year
and beyond), with the option for the new tenants to extend the lease directly with the landlord thereafter.

Property Overview:
• 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, approximately 2,400 sq ft.
• Fully furnished and thoughtfully updated.
• Includes a main house plus a separate attached studio unit with its own private entrance and kitchen—ideal for extended family, guests, or additional privacy.
• High-speed internet installed and ready.
• Hardwood floors throughout, sunroom, mudroom, open living spaces, and a modern kitchen.
• Generous storage space, including areas for bikes and other items.
• Fully fenced, low-maintenance backyard offering a peaceful outdoor retreat.
• Ample off-street parking and driveway access.

This is a comfortable, versatile home suited for families, professionals, or shared living arrangements. It has been well cared for and provides a welcoming environment in a great neighborhood.

Location:
Conveniently situated in North Asheville, less than 5 minutes from the UNCA campus and very close to the North Asheville Tailgate Market (farmers market). The area offers a great walkable neighborhood feel with easy access to the greenway, botanical gardens, hiking trails, and downtown Asheville just minutes away.

Rental Terms:
• Monthly rent: $4,000.
• Utilities: Tenant responsible for all utilities, subject to a monthly cap/allowance (details to be discussed).
• Security deposit: One month’s rent.
• Sublessee must qualify with and obtain approval from the landlord.
• No smoking. Pets considered on a case-by-case basis with approval.
• Background and credit checks required. References preferred.

This sublease is fully approved by the landlord. Serious inquiries only. In your message, please include details about your household, desired move-in timeline, and any questions you may have. Showings will be available by appointment.
Photos will be provided upon request or at the viewing.

Looking for some tips and tricks from the community for those who have gone down this path before.

I’m relocating from Austin to Asheville and I’m planning on bringing all my gear and records with me.

For my main setup I have a set of La Scalas, a Marantz 6300 Turntable and a McIntosh MA 230 Tube Amp.

My secondary office setup is a set of Heresy’s with a Marantz 2270, ADCOM preamp, a Debut Carbon TT and a couple of CD players (ADCOM + NAD). To top it off, I have roughly 1200 records too. Also bringing my HK430 receiver as well that I’m not currently using.

The records are pretty straight forward. Cherry pick the ones that don’t grow on trees, have them ride in my car with me and pack up the rest in the BCW storage boxes and put them in the pods.

The gear is much more problematic. I have a Tacoma and I was planning on packing all the amps up with me in the cab as well as both TT’s. I’m going to take the weights off both as well as the dust covers and platters and pack them separately. The La Scalas are massive and will be packed carefully in the covered bed. The Hersery’s will probably go in the wife’s car or the pods if I can’t get them in the bed with the La Scala’s. Everything else goes in the pods as well.

I am also entertaining the possibility of pulling a U-Haul trailer behind the truck with some of the gear as well though that is where it gets tricky. I have never hauled any equipment and/or records that far before and am very nervous how they will do in a trailer over a couple of days bouncing around and in the sun in June. Similarly, I feel just as uneasy about the pods since I’m unsure on how they will be transported and stored until we are ready to unpack them. No clue there in what the best option would be.

I keep going round and round on how best to get all of this gear and equipment halfway across the country without spending tons of money, time and energy doing so while also causing the least amount of stress and or damage to everything.

Looking for some tips and tricks from the community for those who have gone down this path before.

I’m relocating from Austin to Asheville and I’m planning on bringing all my gear and records with me.

For my main setup I have a set of La Scalas, a Marantz 6300 Turntable and a McIntosh MA 230 Tube Amp.

My secondary office setup is a set of Heresy’s with a Marantz 2270, ADCOM preamp, a Debut Carbon TT and a couple of CD players (ADCOM + NAD). To top it off, I have roughly 1200 records too. Also bringing my HK430 receiver as well that I’m not currently using.

The records are pretty straight forward. Cherry pick the ones that don’t grow on trees, have them ride in my car with me and pack up the rest in the BCW storage boxes and put them in the pods.

The gear is much more problematic. I have a Tacoma and I was planning on packing all the amps up with me in the cab as well as both TT’s. I’m going to take the weights off both as well as the dust covers and platters and pack them separately. The La Scalas are massive and will be packed carefully in the covered bed. The Hersery’s will probably go in the wife’s car or the pods if I can’t get them in the bed with the La Scala’s. Everything else goes in the pods as well.

I am also entertaining the possibility of pulling a U-Haul trailer behind the truck with some of the gear as well though that is where it gets tricky. I have never hauled any equipment and/or records that far before and am very nervous how they will do in a trailer over a couple of days bouncing around and in the sun in June. Similarly, I feel just as uneasy about the pods since I’m unsure on how they will be transported and stored until we are ready to unpack them. No clue there in what the best option would be.

I keep going round and round on how best to get all of this gear and equipment halfway across the country without spending tons of money, time and energy doing so while also causing the least amount of stress and or damage to everything.