马德里 的 0间以上卧室 - 4 个可用
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最多1人 • 1 卧室
双人床卧室, with 独立卫生间, in 1-卧室 独栋房屋
从 21 Nov 2024
€535 /月
可信房东
最多 2 人 • 1 卧室
双人床卧室 in 单间 在 奥帕内尔
从 31 Mar 2025
€960 /月
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最多1人 • 1 卧室
单人床卧室 in 1-卧室 独栋房屋 在 阿尔科文达斯
从 25 Mar 2025
€450 €400 /月
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最多1人 • 1 卧室
单人床卧室 in 住宅区 在 阿尔马格罗（查贝里）
从 02 Jan 2025
€1,450 /月
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