Studio for rent in Berlin, bills included (Berlin, Germany)
Studio · 40m2
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- Property type: studio apartment
- Wifi installed: yes
This furnished studio in Berlin offers a comfortable living space catering to professionals and students alike. The equipped kitchen comes complete with an oven, and a TV is available for leisure. All utility bills, including electricity, water, gas, and WiFi, are included in the rent. This listing has been personally verified by Spotahome to provide you with peace of mind.
Located at Sächsische Str. 16, the studio is in proximity to various restaurants such as Rollenhagen Gastronomie Handels-und Restaurationsgesellschaft and Thaipark im Preußenpark. Notable tourist attractions, including Kirche Sankt Ludwig and Die Sieben Schwaben, are also nearby.
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What is the minimum stay?4 Months (120 days)
What is the maximum stay?12 Months (365 days)
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Landlord policies
- One-time Membership Fee: 390 Eur
- Important: Contracts can only start at the beginning of the month, please request accordingly, or it might be adjusted during the request. The check out day can be chosen by you.
- You will only pay for the days you stay in the apartment, once agreed on by you and the landlord.
- Registration / Anmeldung possible
- Payment method to landlord: bank transfer
- Pets are allowed: 500€ deposit
- Check-in/out:
- MONDAY - FRIDAY 10am - 4pm
- Additional documentation:
- Passports/IDs of ALL TENANTS
- If outside EU please show VISA
- Guarantor if needed!
- Work Contract / last 3 payslips
- University Acceptance letter (if applicable)
- Recent Paychecks / Bank Statement
- Please note: The advertised cleaning fee of 150 Eur is an average estimate and may vary depending on the condition of the apartment. If the apartment is returned in a clean state, the fee may be reduced or even waived entirely. If the condition is worse, the fee may be increased.
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