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Gluten-free housemate within 100 Miles of NYC

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Is anyone else having trouble finding a place to share with a housemate who is also gluten-free? I’ve been searching for months now, including posting on celiac groups, contacting celiac support groups, asking around...and still nothing. I’m also open to renting the first or second floor of a freestanding house, but the homeowner would still have to be gluten-free, as I have debilitating symptoms when exposed to wheat heating and cooking fumes. I’m open to areas within about 100 miles from NYC. Thank you in advance for any leads.

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Have you checked with any colleges or universities?  

Celiac students might prefer a gluten free house to gluten filled dorms...

 

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A little older thread, but worth following up on:

 

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3 hours ago, knitty kitty said:

Have you checked with any colleges or universities?  

Celiac students might prefer a gluten free house to gluten filled dorms...

 

Thanks for the suggestion!

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2 hours ago, Scott Adams said:

A little older thread, but worth following up on:

 

Thank you, but it would have to be a freestanding house. I'm in an apartment now and my health has deteriorated as a result.

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I’m looking to rent part of a freestanding house within 100 miles of NYC, so I’m open to NY, NJ, CT...etc. I have one cat. Thanks!

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