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4 rooms in totalLook for a place that can offer a real feeling of Rome? Here is a nice apartment close to the Roma Tre University and not far from the Garbatella metro station! You will have plenty of transport links that will take you to the historic center in no time! The apartment features a total of four bedrooms, one of which is en suite, a functional kitchen, where you can prepare Italian dishes for your friends, and a shared bathroom! You will also see a couple of shops and restaurants nearby where you can buy all the things you need! Waste no more time!
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Bathroom
KitchenAvailable from: February 2026
Min stay: 90 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
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Hosted 16 people
Response rate 100%
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Joined Jul 2015
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More about the contractI loved that I could go walking to Roma Tre in 20 minutes and that the area has many shops, supermarkets... As many of the flats that people rent in Rome it didn't have a living-room cause they turn it into another bedroom but I didn't miss it that much.
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