welcoming studio in Tempelhof
Overview
Availability
Landlord
Services and expenses
Contract
Your studio
This is a Studio
You will have the entire property to yourself
Property features and amenities
KitchenBathroomBedroomAvailability
2025
2026
Available from: April 2026
Min stay: 180 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
Landlord
Trusted Landlord
A trusted landlord has had at least one successful booking.
Professional
A professional landlord operates as a business, and manages a large number of properties. Many of these properties are usually student residences or apartments with lots of bedrooms. You can check the type of place at the top of this listing.
Hosted 8 people
Response rate 100%
Usually replies in 7 hours
Joined Sep 2022
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Services and expenses
Extra services, expenses and fees to be paid directly to the Landlord
One-time payments
Landlord Admin Fee
To cover the overall expenses from the administrative tasks involved in the rental activity, such as check-in and check-out, property management, communications, rent collection, among others.
Security deposit
Refundable payment to be made directly to Landlord, which should be refunded if you meet all the rental conditions.
Fixed Monthly Bills
Everything's covered! All bills are included in the price.
Rental Conditions
You have to provide the landlord with these documents:
- Tenancy agreement
- Payroll / guarantor documentation
- Passport or ID
Contract
Cancellation moderateUniplaces uses the contract start date and not the move-in date to calculate how many days are applied in the policy.
Uniplaces uses the contract start date and not the move-in date to calculate how many days are applied in the policy.
Your 1st rent will be 100% refunded if you cancel up to 60 days before the contract start date or you’ll get a 50% refund if you cancel up to 30 days.
More about our cancellation policiesDaily contract
A daily contract refers to a contract type where your rents are calculated in proportion to the days of your stay.
More about the contractRegistration possible
You can get registered on this place (anmeldung).
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