Our rooms come fully furnished with everything you need such as a custom-made wardrobe and bed frame including a comfy premium mattress. Depending on size you’ll also have a nightstand and desk in there. If you want to work on that tan, you can get one of the rooms with a private or shared balcony or rooftop terrace overlooking the city.
The kitchen is fully stocked for any wannabe-chef to get creative in – you’ll have all the pots, pans and knives, as well as a fridge to keep things cool. The dining area is a great space to hang and invite your roomies over for dinner. All apartments entail one or two spacious bathrooms that you’ll be sharing with your flat mates.
The backyard with its old trees also entails bike stands, lots of greenery to enjoy and one of Berlin’s coolest murals. The building has a big community room with a stunning garden view as well as a dedicated co-working area and lots of space to hang out in.
Since everyone has now already moved to Neukölln, Lichtenberg is the current favourite district of artists, free spirits and students alike. Located at the center of it with train station Lichtenberg in walking distance you are just a few stops away from legendary Sisyphos club, the buzzling Simon-Dach-Str. with its gazillions of hip restaurants and even some real life flamingos just around the corner at Europe’s biggest animal park.

This apartment provides everything you need for comfortable daily living. Your room comes fully furnished, complete with a bed and workspace, and the entire apartment is equally well-equipped. The kitchen includes appliances, cookware, a fridge, and a stove. Additionally, you’ll have access to a washing machine and Wi-Fi.
                                                    We’re sure you’re curious about your future flatmates! Typically, they are international students or young professionals aged 20 to 35 who enjoy the experience of shared living. While we can’t share further details due to privacy regulations, we’re confident you’ll find a great community here. Please note that each room is for single occupancy, with guests allowed for a maximum of five days per month.
                                                    To book the apartment, we require a few documents: a copy of your ID and proof of income (we accept flexible options such as an employment or internship contract, blocked account, savings, recent payslips, or similar documents from a guarantor). When booking, you’ll pay the first month’s rent in advance, but rest assured, you’ll only be charged for rent starting from your move-in date.

Zimmer in der Einbecker Straße

[EN]

Enjoy your stay in this beautiful room in a shared apartment!

Located in a lively district, this brand-new living complex will offer you everything you need: high speed internet, laundry room, a community area, co-working/co-learning area and even a 75m2 gym*!

Your cosy room will be fully furnished with bed (incl. mattress, blanket and pillow), desk and chair, wardrobe, shelf, curtains. hanging and/or standing lamp and bedside table. Heating, electricity, water, and internet are included in the price.

The structure is linked to superb public transport connections nearby and you will find many restaurants, supermarkets, shops & parks in the area.

(The maximum stay period is 1 year. However, it is possible to extend the stay in the same structure by moving to another room)

*only for the co-living in Nazarethkirchstraße

[DE]

Genieß dein Aufenthalt in diesem schönen Zimmer in einer WG!

Dieser brandneue Wohnkomplex in einem belebten Viertel bietet dir alles, was du brauchst: Highspeed-Internet, Waschküche, Gemeinschaftsraum, Co-Working/Co-Learning Bereich und sogar einen 75 m2 großen Fitnessraum*!

Dein gemütliches Zimmer ist komplett eingerichtet mit Bett (inkl. Matratze, Decke und Kissen), Schreibtisch und Stuhl, Kleiderschrank, Regal, Vorhängen, Hänge- und/oder Stehlampe und Nachttisch. Heizung, Strom, Wasser und Internet sind alles inkludiert.

Die Struktur ist an hervorragende öffentliche Verkehrsmittel in der Nähe angebunden und in der Umgebung kannst du viele Restaurants, Supermärkte, Geschäfte und Parks finden.

(Die maximale Aufenthaltsdauer beträgt 1 Jahr. Es ist jedoch möglich, den Aufenthalt in derselben Struktur durch Umzug in ein anderes Zimmer zu verlängern)

*nur für den Co-living in der Nazarethkirchstraße

Zimmer in der Cunostraße 44

Zimmer in der Friedrichstrasse 63

[ENG] The landlord accepts students/workers 18-35 years of age
Landlord certificate for registration possible
Furniture, electricity, water, internet – everything will be arranged by us. There are also fitness rooms, coworking spaces, social events and a great community of like-minded people. If you move in here, you won't want to leave anytime soon. Coliving is a modern form of living – for all those who want to live life to the fullest.
The contract always starts on the first and ends on the last day of the month. In case of a later move-in or a move-out before the end of the month, the tenant will be charged the full monthly rent.
N.B.
Starting from 31/07, tenants whose's contract runs out on the 31.07, we will not offer them to extend to stay in the same room anymore.

Before accepting a booking, what we require is: 
 - A scan of you ID or your passport 
 - Your financial statement (Or parent's financial statement in case of student tenant)

[DE]Der Vermieter akzeptiert Studenten/ Arbeiter im Alter von 18-35 Jahren
Wohnungsgeberbescheinigung für Anmeldung möglich
Möbel, Strom, Wasser, Internet – All das wird für dich übernommen. Fitnessräume, Coworkingspaces, Social Events und eine tolle Community auf deiner Wellenlänge gibt es obendrauf. Wenn du hier einziehst, wirst du so schnell nicht mehr wegwollen. Coliving ist eine zeitgemäße Wohnform für alle, die das Maximum aus ihrem Leben holen wollen.
Der Vertrag beginnt immer am ersten und endet am letzten Tag des Monats. Bei einem späteren Einzug oder einem Auszug vor Monatsende wird dem Mieter die volle Monatsmiete in Rechnung gestellt. 
N.B.
Ab dem 31.07. werden wir Mietern, deren Vertrag am 31.07. ausläuft, nicht mehr anbieten, den Aufenthalt im selben Zimmer zu verlängern.

Bevor wir deine Anfrage annehmen können brauchen wir:
- Einen Scan eines Ausweisdokuments
- Einen Einkommensnachweis (falls du Student bist, den Einkommensnachweis deiner Eltern)

Zimmer in der Nazarethkirchstraße 51 (Aufgang D)

Zimmer in der Turinerstraße 5

Zimmer in der Nazarethkirchstraße 51 (Aufgang A)

[EN]

Enjoy your stay in this beautiful room in a shared apartment!

Located in a lively district, this brand-new living complex will offer you everything you need: equipped kitchen, high speed internet, laundry room, a community manager and much more.

Your cosy room will be fully furnished with bed (incl. mattress, blanket and pillow), desk and chair, wardrobe, shelf, curtains. hanging and/or standing lamp and bedside table. Heating, electricity, water, and internet are included in the price.

The structure is linked to superb public transport connections nearby and you will find many restaurants, supermarkets, shops & parks in the area. The building is 5 min walking distance away from S Hohenzollerndamm (S41/S42 - Ringbahn, S46) and few minutes away from the Grieser Platz bus stop, bus nr 110.

(The minimum stay is 3 months and the maximum stay period is 1 year. However, it is possible to extend the stay in the same structure by moving to another room)


[DE]

Genieß dein Aufenthalt in diesem schönen Zimmer in einer WG!

Dieser brandneue Wohnkomplex in einem belebten Viertel bietet dir alles, was du brauchst: ausgestattete Küche, High-Speed-Internet, Waschküche, ein Community Manager und vieles mehr.

Dein gemütliches Zimmer ist komplett eingerichtet mit Bett (inkl. Matratze, Decke und Kissen), Schreibtisch und Stuhl, Kleiderschrank, Regal, Vorhängen, Hänge- und/oder Stehlampe und Nachttisch. Heizung, Strom, Wasser und Internet sind alles inkludiert.

Die Struktur ist an hervorragende öffentliche Verkehrsmittel in der Nähe angebunden und in der Umgebung kannst du viele Restaurants, Supermärkte, Geschäfte und Parks finden. Das Gebäude ist 5 Minuten zu Fuß vom S Hohenzollerndamm (S41/S42 - Ringbahn, S46) und wenige Minuten von der Bushaltestelle Grieser Platz, Buslinie 110, entfernt.

(Der Mindestaufenthalt beträgt 3 Monate und die maximale Aufenthaltsdauer beträgt 1 Jahr. Es ist jedoch möglich, den Aufenthalt in derselben Struktur durch Umzug in ein anderes Zimmer zu verlängern)

Finest and fashionable studio in Prenzlauer Berg in the 3th floor

Description  
This cosy and stylishly furnished apartment can offer up to 4 people a home. The apartment has a seperate bedroom with a double bed (140x200), a second large room with two additional single beds if needed (90x200) and a cosy sofa, a bathroom and a kitchen and is fully furnished and equipped with everything you need for a pleasant stay. The apartment is fully furnished and is located nearby Volkspark Friedrichshain, Kollwitzplatz, Zionskirchplatz, Potsdamer Platz, Alexanderplatz, Kastanienallee and all the other nice places in Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg.

Area
Nearby there are hotspots such as Volkspark, Potsdamer Platz and Alexanderplatz. Prenzlauer Berg is simply the place-to-be - because in addition to the stylish nightclubs there are cute cafes and underground bars, on the streets you can meet students and families, young and old, primordial rocks or world travelers ... hardly a district is so mixed Like the Prenzlauer Berg.

You will find a quiet spot in the Volkspark Friedrichshain or a place for your jogging track.

Within walking distance you will find two public transport stations in the immediate vicinity and in 15-20 minutes you can reach sights like the Brandenburg Gate near the Friedrichstrasse, the government quarter or the Potsdamer Platz.

Everything else you need is actually right in front of the front door. Supermarkets, bike rental, coffeshops - all just a few steps away.

Type of contract: The deposit and the first and last full month's rent must be paid in advance. The indicated price refers to an occupancy of the apartment with up to two persons. For each additional person, 100,- Euro per person and month will be charged. The consumption costs of water (cold/hot), heating (gas) and energy are included and covers the cost for normal, usual consumption. If the consumption costs exceed the usual usage due to excess consumption, the difference must be paid by the tenant (fair- & climate-friendly use agreement). This agreement ensures that water and energy are used sustainably.

The first and last full month's rent and the deposit must be paid in advance.

Erich-Boltze-Straße

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Apartments for Rent in Berlin</h3>
If you're thinking of moving to Berlin and looking for a rental home, you've come to the right place. Here you'll find all the information about the city, its neighborhoods, and the procedures and documents necessary to find your accommodation in the vibrant German capital. Whether you're a student, a young professional, or a family, we have all the information you need to start this adventure.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Renting an home in Berlin</h3>
Berlin is a city that breathes creativity and modernity. With its rich and fascinating history, vibrant neighborhoods, and cosmopolitan atmosphere, the German capital offers a unique living experience for young people. Berlin welcomes university students and young professionals with its opportunities and affordable cost of living. From affordable rents to numerous entertainment possibilities, here you can live an exciting life without breaking the bank. The city offers a wide range of housing options, ranging from shared apartments to student residences. On average, prices for a room in a shared apartment range from 400 to 600 euros per month, while a studio apartment could cost you between 700 and 900 euros. Central areas like Kreuzberg and Neukölln offer a lively social scene, while more peripheral areas like Friedrichshain are more cost-effective.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">But what is it like to live in Berlin?</h3>
The German capital is renowned for being a free-spirited city, expressing freedom in thought, art, politics, and everyday life. Berlin is a city full of life and opportunities, a modern metropolis where very diverse realities coexist in perfect harmony. It's hard not to find something interesting: the city is constantly buzzing with numerous cultural events. To truly live in Berlin, it's necessary to fully immerse yourself in this new daily life, trying to participate in as many manifestations and events as possible. Berlin is undoubtedly the perfect city for young people looking to gain new experiences. Furthermore, living in Berlin is relatively affordable. Of course, being a large metropolis with numerous services, there are costs. However, these costs are lower compared to the average of other major European metropolises. Another fundamental factor to consider when deciding to move to Berlin is the salaries, which are higher compared to, for example, those in Italy. The average cost of going out to dinner is around 40€, approximately 10% lower than other metropolises like Milan.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The best neighborhoods to live in Berlin</h3>
The German capital is divided into many neighborhoods, given its size, each with its own characteristics and atmosphere. The Spacest Team has selected the best neighborhoods for young people, students, or workers looking to rent a room or an apartment in Berlin. The recommended areas are:
<ul class="list-disc list-inside" style='list-style-position: inside'>
<li>Mitte is the central neighborhood of Berlin. For this reason, rental costs in Berlin may be slightly higher. This area is home to the most important monuments and famous attractions of the city. Being a very central area, there is a lot of urban traffic, but also a vibrant nightlife: shopping stores, pubs, and museums abound, and services are plentiful;</li>
<li>Kreuzberg is a very alternative neighborhood not too far from the city center. In this area, you'll find a distinctly different atmosphere thanks to the numerous pubs and clubs that populate its streets. It's impossible not to have fun in this neighborhood. It strikes a balance between the chaos of the city center and the tranquility of the suburbs;</li>
<li>Prenzlauer Berg: a residential neighborhood mainly suitable for workers and families. The area is clean and quiet, perfect for those who want to enjoy the comforts of the city while seeking a safe and peaceful environment;</li>
<li>Charlottenburg is a quiet area, but certainly never boring. It is home to the most important and exclusive shopping street, Kurfürstendamm;</li>
<li>Neukölln is a multicultural neighborhood in Berlin that houses the city's Arab and Turkish community. This neighborhood is perfect for students, as rental costs are much lower than the city's average.</li>
</ul>
In recent years, these neighborhoods have undergone significant redevelopment. Today, they are reference points for young Berliners, as well as students and workers from out of town.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">The cost of living in Berlin</h3>
The average cost of living in Berlin, excluding rent, is around 800-900 euros per month. Of course, this figure will also depend on the lifestyle you adopt, but it tends to be lower compared to other European capitals or other cities in Germany. Rent in Berlin mainly depends on the size of the apartment, location, and demand in the neighborhood. In general, rents in Berlin can be considered affordable compared to other major European cities. As mentioned before, the average cost of a studio apartment in the city center ranges from 700 to 900 euros per month, while a two or three-bedroom apartment can cost around 1,000-1,500 euros per month. More central and trendy neighborhoods like Mitte or Prenzlauer Berg may have slightly higher rents than other areas. As for the costs of food, transportation, and leisure, Berlin offers affordable prices and a wide variety of options to suit different needs and budgets as a global metropolis.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">How to Find a Rental Home in Berlin</h3>
When searching for a rental in Berlin, there are several options to consider. One of the first options is to approach real estate agencies, which offer a wide selection of available apartments. However, keep in mind that agencies may charge fees, often quite high. Another option is to search on specialized websites and platforms, such as Spacest, where you can filter listings based on price, neighborhood, and other preferences. Another advice from our team is to start your search in advance. The rental market in Berlin is competitive, so it's best to start searching a few months before your move. Set a realistic budget and consider additional expenses such as utilities. Be flexible in choosing the neighborhood. There are many interesting areas beyond the well-known ones. You may need to provide documents and references requested by landlords, such as a passport or ID, German bank account, or phone number. It's important to demonstrate your financial solvency.

In conclusion, Berlin is an extraordinary city to live and work in, and it's not difficult to understand why so many university students and young professionals choose it as their home. With its vibrant culture, a wide range of opportunities, and high quality of life, Berlin offers many possibilities to find a rental apartment that suits your needs and budget. By following our advice, you'll be ready to dive into the Berlin rental market and find your piece of paradise in the German capital.

Apartments and rooms for rent with the possibility of taking up residency in Berlin

See all types of rentals in Berlin

Apartments and rooms for rent with the possibility of taking up residency in Berlin

See all types of rentals in Berlin

Rentals in the neighborhoods of Berlin