10.57 m² Room in Shared Apartment in Universidad, Madrid

San Lorenzo, Justicia, Madrid

Shared Apartment in Spain

10.57 m² room in a shared apartment in Universidad, Madrid, available for monthly rental. In the lively Universidad/Justicia/Malasaña/Chueca neighborhood, this room offers a compact and functional option right in the center, close to shops and local life. The room has 10.57 m² and includes a bathroom. The apartment features Wi-Fi, oven, microwave, and dryer for daily convenience. The building includes a gym, rooftop, elevator, shared laundry, and social lounge, providing spaces for training, studying, and socializing. Perfect for students and young professionals seeking a centrally located and well-equipped accommodation in Madrid. Essentials: - Rent: 960 €/month, utilities included. - Deposit: 960 €. - Minimum stay: 12 months. - Available from 01/06/2027. - Private bathroom. - Housing with 5 or more bedrooms and 5 or more bathrooms; you will share the housing with 5 or more people. - Includes: wifi, air conditioning, terrace, laundry in the building. - Registration possible. Please note: - One-time fees: Joivy may charge management and registration fees prior to check-in and exit and cleaning fees at the end. Exact amounts only appear in the payment summary when making the reservation.

Owner

Federico

Federico

owner

Federico's Verifications

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Available from:

01/06/2027

Bedrooms

+5 bedrooms

Roommates

+5 roommates

Bathrooms

+5 bathrooms

Lease Duration

12 months

Languages that current roommates speak

Español

Allow roomie-radar to visit the room/apartment

Characteristics

Air Conditioning
Commune Registration Possible
Laundry In Building
Private Bathroom
Terrace
Wifi

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Shared Apartment in Spain

San Lorenzo, Justicia, Madrid

Rent: 960€/month

Charges included in rental price

No agency fees!

960€ Deposit

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