Exquisite double bedroom in a 5-bedroom flat close to LUISS University





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5 rooms in totalRoma è una delle migliori città in Europa dove studiare. Le sue strade sono piene di storia, cultura, gastronomia e la sua gente sta sempre dimostrando che cosa è Roma. Se venite qui per studiare e volete vivere vicino a tutti gli avvenimenti di questa vibrante città, assicuratevi di dare un'occhiata a questo appartamento in Municipio II. Si trova proprio accanto al centro della città e offre numerosi siti storici da esplorare e rimarrai sorpreso dalle aree della vita notturna che includono deliziosi ristoranti, bar e caffetterie. Sarai anche a poche fermate di metropolitana da Sapienza Università di Roma! Dai un'occhiata a questo posto, ti piacerà. L'appartamento ha un totale di cinque camere da letto, due bagni in comune e una cucina. Una delle camere ha il proprio bagno privato. È familiare, confortevole e ideale per tutti gli studenti che desiderano sapere di cosa si tratta Roma. Non aspettare più e segui le tue ambizioni accademiche!
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2025
2026
Available from: February 2026
Min stay: 90 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: March 2025
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Male, 30-40 years old
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Hosted 39 people
Speaks Italian
Response rate 95%
Usually replies in 20 hours
Joined Jul 2017
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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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