Nice Single Bedroom close to Città Universitaria
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A minimum stay of 6 months, please. The bills will be split on an nth basis- ie, according to the number of people present. The internet is free, and water is covered until 30 euros per person. The landlord uses the cheapest yet still reliable distributor in Italy, with a yearly fee of 74 euros for electricity and 84 for gas, for reference. Condo fees and Trash tax is combined 40 euros a month. There is definitely a chance to renew in person, for longer-term students. The landlord is looking for foreign students, as he himself is... a foreign student, at the faculty of medicine. The landlord speaks Korean and English, as he is Korean-Canadian, and can communicate/understand Italian at a B1-B2 level. This is the regular bedroom option. For a cheaper alternative, please take a look at the loft option. Thank you.
This is a Private bedroom
You won't have to share the bedroom with anyone else
This room has a total of 1 beds available
3 rooms in totalThe apartment is located in an historic building, in the central district. It Is in the university part of the city and there's anything, from a bar, great pizzerias, kebabs, restaurants, theaters, and more! The apartment has been modernized as much as possible! From safety systems such as smoke and CO alarms, to burglar alarms and other automations! You'll be sharing the house with the landlord himself, and a potential second roommate. The house itself has double paned windows everywhere, with every room having its AC system. The windows are also bugproofed, a rarity in Italy. The landlord will not be absent in handling maintenance issues, as he himself lives there. As of 2025, this is now his 4th year of doing short and long term rentals.
Shared spaces and amenities
Living roomKitchenBathroomAvailability
2025
2026
Available from: December 2025
Min stay: 180 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
Landlord
Male, 25-30 years old
Undergraduate student
Response rate 100%
Joined Dec 2021
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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.
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