Furnished room in 5-bedroom apartment in Centro (Granada, Spain)
Room · 4 flatmates · 2 bathrooms · 150m2
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Your room (Bedroom 5 - double bed)
About the property
Details
- Property type: apartment
- Number of bathrooms: 1
- Floor: 2nd
- Elevator: yes
- Wi-Fi installed: yes
- Wi-Fi activated: yes
- Utility bills: average €55 per person per month
- Floor area: 150 m²
There are rooms for rent in this spacious 5-bedroom apartment, located on Calle Pedro Antonio de Alarcon in Centro. The shared spaces in the 150 m² property include a well equipped kitchen, spacious living area, and 2 generous bathrooms.
Centro is popular for its beautiful historical buildings and modern conveniences. Within comfortable walking distance, you can find a bus stop, your key to wider Grenada, or if you want to walk, head westward towards Parque Federico García Lorca.
Why rent this accommodation?
- The apartment is neutrally decorated throughout.
- The kitchen is equipped with all you need to cook, including an oven.
- There are two bathrooms to be shared among the tenants.
- There is central heating to keep you comfortable over the colder months.
- The apartment is close to transport, shops and amenities.
More information about this property
- There is a washing machine, but no dryer, so you will need to hang your laundry to dry.
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Property available fromFebruary 01, 2025
What is the minimum stay?3 Months (90 days)
What is the maximum stay?10 Months (300 days)
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Landlord policies
- Your rental contract will be signed directly with your landlord
- Deposit: 1 month’s
- Contract + Deposit must be paid before check-in (right after you booking confirmation by Spotahome)
- Payment method: cash; bank transfer
- Smoking allowed: outdoors only
- Pets permitted: no
- Electricity, water and internet: Extra fee 65€
- Tenants:
- Minimum age: 18 years old
- Maximum age: 30 years old
- Students, erasmus and postgraduates allowed
- Price indicated is per person
- Couples allowed: yes ( extra per month)
- Documents required:
- ID / Passport
- Check-in&out info:
- Monday - Friday: 10:00 - 18:00
- Outside mentioned hours: €45 fee
- Stays must correspond to semesters:
- Minimum stay: 5 months (except July and August, when the minimum is 2 month)
- Either: Feb 1st to June 30th
- Or: Sept 1st to Jan 31st
- Lives on property: no
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Getting Around
Transportation
- The Camino de Ronda bus stop is a 5-minute walk away and serves the 121, SN2, SN3, SN5 and the U3 routes.
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