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Let Us Help You Find a Place to Live on the Moon.

Available:

Rooms at SORMM

Haise Street, #290

Dwelling Multiple Available

The Lunar City of Seleneca

If you are in need of a small place to stay for an extended period of time, a room at the Society of Retired Moon Miners might be a good option for you.  This place is more like a rooming house than a full service hotel.  Each room has a private bathroom, closet, and mini-kitchenette. The mini-kitchenette is about a meter and a half wide and includes cabinet counter and storage space, a small refrigerator, food zapper, and beverage hydrator.  The suites have an additional room set up as a living room with an extra multi-use view screen. Contact us for availability as it changes from week to week. Minimum rental is one week.  Rooms cost Σ100 per week, Suites cost Σ200 per week.

The facility is still managed by SORMM, with some of their members staying on-site.  If you are new to Seleneca, conversations with the members is a great way to learn the local perspective of living long-term on the moon and the history of the community.  The dining room offers a simple breakfast each morning, charged a la cart, and dinner on occasion, usually posted a day or two beforehand, and requires an RSVP.

The residential side of the society house is between Haise and Swigert Streets at Bradbury Ring and has separate entrances from both of those streets. Food and services are nearby at the Grand Star Bazaar and along South Street.

Cost: Σ 400 or Σ800 Selenics monthly

Available

2121.09.05

Street Views?

Yes

1

Bedroom(s)

Courtyard Views?

No

1

Bath(s)

Cellar
Access?

None

Furnished?

Yes

Building Height?

2 Stories

Location Map:

At the Comfortable

Society of Retired Moon Miners

Floor Plan

19 (per room) or 39 (per suite) Square Meters of private living space

or 205 (per room) or 420 (per suite) Square Feet for the Americans who still can't convert to the Metric System

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Lunar City of Seleneca

 

Comm: Lunar Listings Seleneca

 

Office Hours: 8am – 5pm, 7 days / week

Please contact by Comm for appointments.

Chief Broker & Office Manager: Lulu DeLu.

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Our Code of Being

  1. Remember that everyone was born into our solar system in the same manner. Everyone must be treated equally and fairly and with the same respect.
  2. Everyone is entitled to privacy within their own personal living spaces.
  3. One individual’s dangerous behavior is a risk to the lives of all. Everyone is required to pay attention to look for signs of that risk in themselves and others.
  4. No one has the right to inflict physical or mental harm to another.
  5. Acknowledge that we humans have emotions and they trigger conflicts.  We must stay aware of our own emotions and the feelings of those around us.
  6. Everyone must accept that some humans unknowingly do things that annoy other humans.  When confronted by someone who is annoying you, acknowledge it, mention it, and if it doesn’t stop, accept it as part of who that person is.  Then declare to yourself that that is all that it is, and carry on.  
  7. Acknowledge that everyone has strengths and weaknesses and for the sake of progress, allow the collective strengths to combine to move forward.
  8. Extract positive lessons from any past negative experiences; do not let them repeat.  Coming to Seleneca is often cited as a way “to start over.” You must pack light to come here; do the same with your emotional baggage as well. 
  9. Do not attack or challenge someone’s faith or belief system because it is the same as attacking them.  One’s faith is part of his, hers, or their personal recipe for success in life.
  10. Do not use your own faith or belief system as a justification to harm others.
  11. Any perception of harm is defined by the recipient, not by the accused aggressor.  Let the judge or mediator decide on punishment or steps to resolution.
  12. Each day, do not forget to pause, look around, and marvel at the joy and accomplishments of others around you and those that came before you.