Transient / boarding house

Location: UEP Zone 2, Catarman Northern Samar. Right side UEP Catoda or left side Saturnino Store.
Message Vacunawa’s Boarding House FB account for inquiries.

Vacunawa’s Bhouse, originally the residence of Engr. Joseph and Susan Vacunawa, have transitioned into a boarding house due to the increased demand for student accommodations following the pandemic.

Conveniently situated at the heart of UEP, its location offers students easy access to all essential amenities. The proximity to the university—just a short walk away—makes it an ideal choice for students seeking both comfort and convenience in their living arrangements.

In a boarding house with two distinct areas—the main house and the extension—the rental costs for each area may differ due to various factors. Despite these differences, both areas share common facilities like the kitchen and the bathroom (CR, or comfort room).

Vacunawa’s bhouse Common Facilities

Shared Kitchen:

• All residents of Vacunawa’s bhouse from both the main house and the extension have access to it.

Common Comfort Room (CR):

• All 6 comfort rooms are shared by all residents; cleanliness and maintenance are crucial for comfort.

Rental Pricing Factors

Size and Location:

• Main House: Often larger and may offer more privacy or additional features like a bigger room area.
• Extension: Typically smaller and might be more basic in terms of amenities or space.

Amenities and Features:

• Main House: Living room, dining areas, kitchens, comfort rooms, laundry area and seven spacious rooms.
• Extension: 6 rooms fully furnished, 1 comfort room, terrace, and rooftop.

Privacy:

• Offer more private living spaces.

Considerations for Tenants of Vacunawa’s bhouse

• Comfort and Convenience: Assess the condition and cleanliness of the shared facilities.
• Cost Efficiency: Compare the rental prices and what each area offers in terms of space and amenities.
• Living Environment: Consider how the shared spaces might impact your living experience, including potential noise or traffic from other residents.

Tips for Residents

• Respect Shared Spaces: Maintain cleanliness and be considerate of others using the common areas.
• Communicate: Address any issues with shared facilities promptly with the landlady or property manager to ensure a smooth living arrangement.
• Review Agreements: Make sure to understand any specific terms or conditions related to the use of shared facilities and rent responsibilities.

In essence, while the common facilities serve all tenants, the differences in rental costs between the main house and the extension reflect the differences in living conditions, space, and possibly the privacy offered by each area.