Room in a shared 6-bedroom apartment for rent in Stuttgart, professionals and students accepted (Stuttgart, Germany)
Room · 5 flatmates · 137m2
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Looking for a shared living space in Stuttgart? This room in a shared 6-bedroom apartment comes fully equipped with a modern kitchen. The property is great for professionals and students, creating a dynamic and friendly living environment. Spotahome has checked this property, ensuring a trustworthy experience for tenants. All bills—electricity, water, gas, and WiFi—are included in the rent, adding to the convenience of living here.
The property is located in the König-Karl-Straße area in Stuttgart, a vibrant zone with multiple tourist attractions nearby. Within walking distance, you can find the Schiffmann-Brunnen Trinkbrunnen, Carpet Bridge, and Cannstatter Wasen. Explore the artistic sculptures and the vibrant atmosphere of this region. It's a dynamic place that combines culture and everyday life.
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Property available fromJune 07, 2026
What is the minimum stay?4 Months (120 days)
What is the maximum stay?No maximum stay
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Penalty: If the notice is not provided before the deadline, you will be required to pay the rent for the remaining months until the contract expiration.
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