3 Zimmer Apartment am Frankfurter Flughafen
Die Wohnung hat eine Gesamtfläche von 60 Quadratmetern plus 30 Qudratmeter Terrasse
Es gibt 3 Schlafzimmer.
Die Hausgeldkosten sind in der monatlichen Miete enthalten. 
Ein Mindestaufenthalt von 1 Monat/en ist erforderlich. Es ist möglich, direkt online zu buchen.

Das Appartement befindet sich im 1. OG in einem ruhigen und freundlichem Sechsfamilienhaus. 
Die Räume sind komfortabel ausgestattet, kostenloser Parkplatz ist vorhanden.
Der Flughafen ist mit der S-Bahn in ca. 3 min. zu erreichen, Frankfurt HBF in 17 Minuten.
Sie schlafen in 2 Schlafzimmer auf professionellen TRECA Hotelbetten, und auf einer ausziehbaren Couch.
250Mbit WLAN steht zur Verfügung.

Es handelt sich hier um eine erst kürzlich renovierte und voll möblierte helle 3 Zimmerwohnung mit insgesamt 60 qm Wohnfläche, 30 qm Terrasse und kleinem Balkon.
Das Wohnzimmer mit Couch (140cmx200cm) Schmink/Schreibtisch 55" LED TV incl. kostenlosem NETFLIX, Esstisch und Kaffeevollautomat.  
Die Schlafzimmer  mit TRECA Hotelbetten  (180cmx200cm und 100cmx200cm)  einen 55" LED TV, mit kostenlosem NETFLIX.

In der Küche stehen Geschirr, Töpfe, Kaffeemaschine, Toaster, Wasserkocher, Mikrowelle, Backofen, Kühlschrank, Gewürze und alles was man zum Kochen benötigt bereit. Bettwäsche und Handtücher werden gestellt.
Die Bushaltestelle mit Anschluss zum Frankfurter Flughafen oder S-Bahnstation befindet sich zwei Gehminuten entfernt.

Wohnung verfügbar. in Frankfurt am main 
Die Wohnung hat eine Gesamtfläche von 60.0 Quadratmetern..
In der Wohnung gibt es 2 Schlafzimmer.
Die Wohnung bietet Platz für bis zu 6 Mieter.
Die Wohnung ist möbliert und folgende Dienstleistungen sind verfügbar: 
wifi, schreibtisch, garderobe, waschmaschine, terrasse, wohnbereich, küche, gemeinsames badezimmer, zentralheizung
Es ist wichtig zu beachten, dass die Nebenkosten im Mietpreis inbegriffen sind.

Parkstraße

THE APARTMENT:
The 2 bedrooms are each equipped with king-sized box-spring beds with fine bedding as well as two bedside tables, a chest of drawers, a large mirror, a working desk with a corresponding chair, a floor lamp and a large closet. Moreover, there is a spacious kitchen which is fully fitted with cooking equipment and utensils. Furthermore, you can enjoy a big bathroom with a bathtub shower and a washing machine.

LOCATION:
The apartment is located in a beautiful modern building with an elevator in the middle of the exclusive Frankfurt district Westend North! Ideal for interns and young professionals, it takes only 2 minutes by foot to Goethe University or Reuterweg. The Grüneburgweg metro station is just a minute walk away. More central is hardly possible! In addition, Westend in Frankfurt not only impresses with its central location but also with its exclusivity. Restaurants and bars are within walking distance.

JOIN OUR COMMUNITY!
With us, you don't just rent a room; you become part of an elite community. You will quickly obtain a network of young, successful, and smart individuals in Frankfurt. Not just within your own co-living space, but also beyond your flat. On a periodical basis, we organize events, where tenants from different co-living spaces come together to enjoy an exciting evening and are moreover given a platform to network and bond.

Please note:
- Please keep in mind that only the first month's rent is processed via the platform. All further rental payments and additional fees (e.g. cleaning fee, administration fee → check payment details) are processed outside the platform and must be paid by the tenant before the move-in date.

Parkstraße 11 1.stock - Apartment

THE APARTMENT:

There are two bedrooms in the apartment. Each of the bedroom is equipped with a king-sized box-spring bed with fine bedding, one bedside lamp, a large closet, and a working desk with a corresponding chair. You also have a spacious kitchen. Moreover, the kitchen is fully fitted with cooking equipment and utensils. Furthermore, there is an oven and a washing machine in the kitchen. The bathroom is very spacious and has both a shower and a bathtub.

LOCATION:

The apartment is located in a beautiful and well maintained old building right on Oederweg in between the city districts Westend and Nordend West. Ideal for young professionals. Eschenheimer Tor is just a few minutes walk - the nearest underground station just a few meters away from the apartment. More central is hardly possible! In addition, Oederweg convinces not only by its location, but also by its hip vibes. At every corner one can find trendy bars and restaurants.

JOIN OUR COMMUNITY!

With us, you don't just rent a apartment; you become part of an elite community. You will quickly obtain a network of young, successful, and smart individuals in Frankfurt. Not just within your own co-living space, but also beyond your flat. On a periodical basis, we organize events, where tenants from different co-living spaces come together to enjoy an exciting evening and are moreover given a platform to network and bond.

Please note:
- Please keep in mind that only the first month's rent is processed via the platform. All further rental payments and additional fees (e.g. cleaning fee, administration fee → check payment details) are processed outside the platform and must be paid by the tenant before the move-in date.

Oeder Weg 100 - Apartment

Parkstraße 11 5.stock  Rechts - Apartment

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<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Living for rent in Frankfurt: The Financial Hub</h3>
<strong>Frankfurt</strong> stands as the quintessential German financial center. If you're considering a move to <strong>rent a place in Frankfurt</strong>, you should be aware that this city's real estate market is deemed dynamic: this implies that property prices tend to fluctuate rapidly, corresponding to shifts in demand and supply. The rental market in this German city is equally competitive, but with a bit of research and preparation, you can find a quality apartment at a reasonable price. In this guide, the <strong>Spacest Team</strong> will assist you in successfully navigating the real estate landscape and finding the <strong>best rental home in Frankfurt</strong> for you.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Living in Frankfurt, the City on the Main</h3>
<strong>Frankfurt</strong> offers numerous opportunities, spanning from employment opportunities to university experiences and lifestyle choices. <strong>Living in Frankfurt</strong> can be costly: being a fairly large city, rents in central areas like Innenstadt or Bahnhofsviertel are generally quite high. However, there are also suburban areas that offer cost-effective options without compromising access to public transportation, such as Gallus or Bockenheim. Overall, the cost of living is relatively high, but the services provided are of exceptional quality.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">How much does it cost to live in Frankfurt?</h3>
Major German cities like <strong>Frankfurt</strong> or <strong>Berlin</strong> aren't particularly budget-friendly, yet they compensate with highly efficient services. The German real estate market is generally stable, but over the past year, rental prices have increased by about 10%. The average cost of living in Frankfurt is also relatively high compared to other European cities: a student would need around 800 euros per month to <strong>live in Frankfurt</strong>, excluding rent.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Rental costs in Frankfurt: what to expect</h3>
The <strong>average cost of a private room for rent in Frankfurt</strong> hovers around 800 euros per month, while a one-bedroom apartment could reach up to 1,700 euros per month. Additionally, you should consider supplementary costs like condominium fees that could impact your monthly budget. In some cases, rentals may already include these fees, but generally, you should treat them as an additional expense.

<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Best neighborhoods for living in Frankfurt</h3>
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If you're on the hunt for the <strong>best neighborhood to live in Frankfurt</strong>, rest assured that there are numerous <strong>apartments for rent in Frankfurt</strong>. Some neighborhoods cater especially to the needs of young professionals and students. Each of these areas has its own characteristics, and your choice will depend on your preferences:
<li><strong>Sachsenhausen</strong>, located on the south bank of the Main River, is one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Frankfurt. It offers a plethora of restaurants, bars, shops, and historical authenticity with its cobbled streets and timber-framed houses. While rents can be high, if you're seeking a lively and central district, Sachsenhausen is an excellent choice;</li>
<li><strong>Bockenheim</strong> is a popular zone for university students and young individuals, situated northwest of the historical center. Most of the faculties of the University of Frankfurt are found here. The area features bars, restaurants, green parks, and open spaces. Rents in this area are generally more affordable than in Sachsenhausen, making it an ideal option for students and young professionals;</li>
<li><strong>Nordend</strong> is an excellent choice if you're looking for a peaceful residential area in Frankfurt. Located to the north of the city center, this neighborhood offers ample parks and green spaces, alongside a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops. Rents here are more accessible, suitable for both university students and young workers;</li>
<li><strong>Ostend</strong> is a thriving and growing neighborhood, perfect if you're searching for an up-and-coming area. Situated to the east of the center, Ostend has undergone recent renovations and now boasts numerous services such as bars, restaurants, and shops. Rents are higher compared to other parts of the city, but if you want to rent a place in a popular area in Frankfurt, Ostend is an option worth considering.</li>
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<h3 class="font-bold text-lg">Renting an home in Frankfurt: how to do it</h3>
If you're considering moving to Germany for studies or work, you're likely wondering how to go about finding an <strong>apartment or room for rent in Frankfurt</strong>. The <strong>Spacest Team</strong> will guide you through the necessary documents, deposits, and references:
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<li><strong>Required Documents</strong> for Renting: Once you've identified the right home, having all the necessary documents is crucial. German agents or landlords typically request:</li>
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<li><strong>Schufa-Auskunft</strong>: a document attesting to your financial reliability;</li>
<li><strong>Einkommensnachweis</strong>: proof of income, usually the last three pay slips;</li>
<li><strong>Personalausweis oder Reisepass</strong>: a copy of your ID card or passport;</li>
<li><strong>Mieterselbstauskunft</strong>: a form providing personal information, including profession, income, and whether you have pets.</li>
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<li><strong>Lease Agreement</strong> (Mietvertrag): if your application is accepted, you'll be presented with a lease agreement. It's essential to carefully read every clause. In Germany, lease agreements come in two types:</li>
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<li><strong>Zeitunbefristet</strong>: open-ended contract;</li>
<li><strong>Zeitbefristet</strong>: fixed-term contract.</li>
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<li><strong>Security Deposit</strong> (Kaution): in Germany, it's common to pay a security deposit, which can amount to up to three months' rent. This serves to protect the owner against potential damages or unpaid rent.</li>

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