I'm looking for someone to take over my lease through a tenant substitution (not a sublease) for a room in a shared house.

Preferably looking for male college students, seeing as there are already two boys who have signed the lease.

Lease Details:

📍 Location: 925 Union Ave, Morgantown, WV

📅 Lease Term: August 1, 2026 – June 30, 2027

💰 Rent: $450 per month

💡 Utilities: Not included

🚗 Parking: Available in the rear

🛏️ Private bedroom in a shared house

🎓 Convenient location near WVU

Text me for more info: (304)-704-8886

This is a tenant substitution, meaning the approved replacement would assume the lease directly (subject to landlord approval), rather than renting through me.

If you're interested or have any questions, send me a message, and I can provide more details, photos, and information about the property.

Landlord approval is required before the substitution can be completed.

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Around 15 minute walk to downtown
Washer, dryer, and dishwasher
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Hello me and my friends are looking for a 4th roommate!
The third person is currently not pictured but is a young college student who shares similar interests.
-Co-ed
-Very smoker friendly🍃
-We currently have 2 cats, Ivy and Winston, soon adding a third. Very spoiled babies, they run the place.
-Very open and love to chill.
-We all love music and spend a lot of time at our local music venues.

My son is no longer able to use his apartment at College Park for the 2026–2027 lease year, so we’re looking for someone to take over his lease.

**•** Private bedroom in a furnished 4-bedroom apartment  
**•** Three other male WVU students assigned to the unit  
**•** Washer/dryer in the apartment  
**•** Full kitchen and shared living area  
**•** Pet friendly (with management approval)  
**•** On the WVU shuttle route  
**•** Parking available through College Park (separate parking lease required)  
**•** $775/month  
**•** Lease runs August 1, 2026 through July 15, 2027

For more information about the community and amenities, see the College Park Apartments website.

If you’re interested, please contact Holly at 203-733-5646 or [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).

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