Pool room
Main floor · private bath · private doorGarden-side room on the main floor. Queen bed, desk and sitting area, with its own bath and its own door.
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Rent a room and the rest comes with it: the house, the housemates, an open door to the events, and introductions to the Orbit of advisors and investors. Your key is your room booking.
Five rooms, none alike. Mid-term rentals, from one month to a year. Cancel anytime with a month’s notice. One number per room, all in: furnished room, utilities, WiFi, cleaning, the garden and the pool. If you have a question, or are not sure of your dates yet, ask us first.
At DAR β, the longer you stay the better your ROI.
Available mid-December 2026
Ensuite room
Private bathA room with its own bath and its own door to the pool. A large bed, a standing desk and a mirrored closet.
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Single · second floor · shared bathSecond-floor room with a pool view. One twin bed, desk and sitting area.
This round is oversubscribed.
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Double · second floor · shared bathSpacious and sunny. Two twin beds, two workstations, a chair and a large closet. A large window with morning light.
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Large single · second floor · shared bathA large single room upstairs, facing east.
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Pick a room and the calendar shows when it is free. We read every request.
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Around the house
Your first week, sorted.
The location is the hack. A Menlo Park street address, in an Atherton neighbourhood, right next to Redwood City: minutes from all three, and next to the highways. It sits between the hyperscalers, Stanford and the biotech corridor of Redwood City. This is VC row. Stanford, Sand Hill Road and Meta are each about ten minutes away.
Land on a Sunday, be set up by Monday. A bank account, a week of groceries, a gym, a swim and a train pass are all a short drive or bike ride from the door. These are the places residents actually use. Each name opens a map.
Work and study
The reasons most people come.
Coffee and dinner
A coffee bar, Arabic pastries, and four small main streets.
Getting around
Highway 101 is right there, and 280 is across town. Car, bike or train.
Errands
The things a new arrival needs in week one.
Groceries
From Draeger’s to the neighbourhood Mexican markets.
Health and fitness
A public swimming pool, gyms, and care when you need it.
Shops and malls
From a phone charger to a suit.
Outdoors
For the walk that fixes the problem.