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Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania

Small cottages,
rented one at a time.

A handful of stand-alone rentals around town — each with its own front door, its own patch of yard, and somewhere to park. No hallways, no neighbors overhead. Call Ron and go look at one.

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Light blue cottage at 524 with a full-width covered porch, white columns, red shutters and a hanging porch swing.
524 — the porch, the swing, the shade

What's on the list

The cottages

Every photo below is the actual cottage — no stock pictures. Rent, availability and what's included change through the year, so call and ask about the one you like.

1 Cream-sided cottage marked 1, seen from the side in spring, with a brown nine-light door under a small gabled entry. The same cottage photographed from the front in autumn, showing the gravel drive running up to the door.

Cottage 1

Private entry · gravel parking at the door

Set behind the main brown house with its own gabled entry and a brown nine-light door. You park a few steps from the threshold, which makes a difference in February. Shown here in spring and again in the fall.

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524 Light blue cottage at 524 with white porch columns, red shutters, two chairs and a wooden porch swing.

The porch house at 524

Covered porch · oval-glass door · swing stays

The porch is the reason to take this one: full width, roofed, with room for two chairs, a small table and the swing that's already hanging. Light blue siding, red shutters, spruce shade on the west side.

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Hip roof Tan vinyl-sided cottage with a dark hip roof, new wooden steps at the door and a gravel parking area alongside.

The hip-roof cottage

Newest of the group · windows on two sides

The most recently worked-over cottage on the list — clean hip roof, fresh siding, tall windows on two walls and new wood steps up to the door. Pull straight onto the gravel beside it.

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Awnings White cottage with bright blue metal awnings over the front window and side window, concrete patio in front. Wider view of the same white cottage showing the brick chimney, full roofline and the large spruce beside it.

The blue-awning cottage

Metal awnings · concrete patio · big spruce

White siding under blue metal awnings that keep the front room out of the afternoon sun. Poured patio at the door, mulched bed along the side, and a spruce tall enough to park under.

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131 Grey cottage numbered 131 with a long wooden deck and railing across the front, wooded hillside rising behind it.

131, against the hillside

Long front deck · wooded bank behind

A deck runs the width of the front — wide enough for a grill and a couple of chairs — with a wooded bank rising directly behind the roofline. Quiet lot. The daffodils come up along the steps in April.

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Red ranch Barn-red board-and-batten ranch cottage with white shutters, a picture window and a wide mowed lawn in front.

The red ranch

Largest footprint · picture window · big lawn

Barn-red board-and-batten with white shutters and a picture window over the front room. The widest of the six, with mowed lawn on every side, a walk up to the door and a railed deck off the far end.

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Before you call

Good to know

Terms are set cottage by cottage rather than across the board. These are the things worth asking about on the first call, so you can rule one in or out quickly.

  • Rent & depositWhat the monthly rent is, what's due at signing, and how rent is paid.
  • UtilitiesWhich utilities are in the rent and which ones you put in your own name.
  • Lease lengthWhether it's a twelve-month lease, a school-year term, or month to month.
  • PetsWhether pets are allowed at that particular cottage, and on what terms.
  • Laundry & appliancesWhat stays with the cottage — range, refrigerator, washer and dryer hookups.
  • Parking & yardHow many vehicles fit on the lot, and who handles mowing and snow.

Three steps, no application fee to look

How renting one works

Step one

Call Ron

Say which cottage caught your eye and when you'd want to move. He'll tell you straight whether it's open and what it rents for.

Step two

Walk through it

Meet at the cottage and go through it room by room. Open the closets, run the water, check the parking. Bring someone with you if you like.

Step three

Sign and get the keys

Fill out the application, sign the lease, pay the deposit and first month, and pick a move-in date that works for both of you.

Get in touch

Ron picks up the phone.

No leasing office, no ticket system, no automated queue. If you're looking at one of these cottages, call and ask — and if he misses you, leave a message with the cottage name and he'll call back.

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Ron Brendlinger
Slippery Rock Rentals
Slippery Rock, PA
slipperyrockrentals.com