20.13 m² Room in Shared Apartment in Universidad, Madrid

Calle de la Ballesta, Universidad, Madrid

Shared Apartment in Spain

20.13 m² room in a shared apartment in Universidad, Madrid, available for rent by the month. In the vibrant neighborhood of Universidad/Justicia/Malasaña/Chueca, this room offers close access to the city's cultural and leisure offerings. The room is 20.13 m² and includes a bathroom, designed to provide comfort and privacy. The apartment features Wi-Fi, oven, microwave, dishwasher, and washing machine, with six bathrooms distributed among six rooms. The building consists of 4 floors, and the apartment is on the 1st floor of a well-maintained property. Ideal for students or young professionals seeking a functional and central accommodation in Madrid. Essentials: - Rent: 1140 €/month, bills included. - Deposit: 1140 €. - Minimum stay: 12 months. - Available from 01/06/2027. - Private bathroom. - Housing with 5 or more rooms and 5 or more bathrooms; you will share the apartment with 5 or more people. - Includes: wifi, air conditioning, television. - Registration possible. Important to note: - One-time fees: Joivy may charge management and registration fees before entry and exit and cleaning fees at the end. Exact amounts are only shown 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
Private Bathroom
TV
Wifi

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Shared Apartment in Spain

Calle de la Ballesta, Universidad, Madrid

Rent: 1140€/month

Charges included in rental price

No agency fees!

1140€ Deposit

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