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WOHNUNG:
Helles großes möbliertes Zimmer in einer 3-Zimmer-Wohnung. Die Wohnung befindet sich in bester Nordend-Lage im 3. OG eines Altbaus von 1900. Das Zimmer ist durch das große Fenster sehr hell und strahlt eine einladende Atmosphäre aus. Das Zimmer wird möbliert vermietet mit einem Bett (140 x 200 cm) inklusive Matratze, Schrank, Schreibtisch und Stuhl. In den Nebenkosten ist auch ein Internetanschluss enthalten.

LAGE:
Die Wohnung liegt in bester Nordend Lage und ist nur einen Katzensprung von der U-Bahn Haltestation "Glauburgstrasse" entfernt. Innerhalb weniger Gehminuten erreichst du ausserdem das malerische Holzhausen-Viertel, den ruhigen Holzhausen Park und den belebten Oeder Weg. Die Wohnung ist umgeben von allen Annehmlichkeiten, die du brauchst: von Supermärkten wie Rewe und Aldi, bis hin zu charmanten Bars, gemütlichen Cafés und köstlichen Restaurants in allen Preisklassen. Die Innenstadt von Frankfurt ist nur 10-15 Minuten zu Fuß entfernt.

WG:
Die großzügig gestaltete Gemeinschaftsküche lässt keine Wünsche offen. Sie ist ausgestattet mit Geschirrspüler, Ceran Kochplatte, Backofen, Kühlschrank und Mikrowelle. Eine Waschmaschine steht auch bereit, um deine Wäsche zu waschen. Das große helle Gemeinschaftsbad, mit großer Badewanne, ist sauber und gepflegt. Es ist der perfekte Ort, um nach einem langen Tag zur Ruhe zu kommen. In den Nebenkosten sind die Heiz, Strom und Wasserkosten enthalten. Ein Internetanschluss ist auch inbegriffen sowie eine wöchentliche Reinigungskraft, um die Wohnung sauber zu halten. Für Pendler ist diese Lage ein Traum! Dank der exzellenten Anbindung an den öffentlichen Nahverkehr sind sowohl die Frankfurter Innenstadt als auch das Umland im Handumdrehen erreichbar.

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APARTMENT:
Bright large furnished room in a 3-room apartment. The apartment is located in the best Nordend location on the 3rd floor of an old building from 1900. The room has a very large window very bright and radiates an inviting atmosphere. The room is rented furnished with a bed (140 x 200 cm) including mattress, wardrobe, desk and chair. Internet connection is also included in the service charges.

LOCATION:
The apartment is located in the best Nordend location and is just a stone's throw from the subway station "Glauburgstrasse". Within a few minutes walk you can also reach the picturesque Holzhausen quarter, the quiet Holzhausen Park and the lively Oeder Weg. The apartment is surrounded by all the amenities you need: from supermarkets like Rewe and Aldi, to charming bars, cozy cafes and delicious restaurants in all price ranges. Frankfurt's city center is only a 10-15 minute walk away.

WG:
The generously designed shared kitchen leaves nothing to be desired. It is equipped with dishwasher, ceramic hob, oven, refrigerator and microwave. A washing machine is also available to do your laundry. The large bright shared bathroom, with a large bathtub, is clean and well maintained. It is the perfect place to rest after a long day. The utilities include heating, electricity and water costs. An internet connection is also included as well as a weekly cleaner to keep the apartment clean. For commuters, this location is a dream! Thanks to the excellent public transport connections, both Frankfurt city center and the surrounding area can be reached in no time.

Möbliertes Zimmer in bester Nordend Lage

Florianweg

Möbliertes und frisch renoviertes 21 qm Zimmer in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen zu vermieten! Das Zimmer befindet sich im EG eines Reihenendhaus (Einfamilienhauses) und ist ab 01.02.2024 verfügbar. Das Zimmer ist das größte Zimmer im Haus (ca. 21 qm) und verfügt einen privaten Zugang zum Garten. 

Das Zimmer ist möbliert mit einem großen Bett (140 x 200 cm) inkl. Matratze, einem großen Kleiderschrank, einem Schreibtisch und einem Stuhl sowie einer Bodenschutzmatte. Das Zimmer kann nach Wunsch selbst umgestaltet werden.

Das Haus liegt in einer ruhigen und dennoch zentralen Lage in Frankfurt-Sachsenhausen Süd. In unmittelbarer Nähe befindet sich ein Tegut Supermarkt. Weitere Einkaufsmöglichkeiten, Restaurants, Bars und Geschäfte sind fußläufig auf der Schweizer Str. zu erreichen. Auch die öffentlichen Verkehrsmittel (Bushaltestelle Südfriedhof; U-Bahn/ S-Bahn Haltestelle Südbahnhof) sind in wenigen Minuten zu Fuß erreichbar.

Das Haus ist unterteilt in einen WG Bereich (EG und 1.OG) der von 5 Personen bewohnt wird und einem Apartment im Dachgeschoss dass von 2 Personen bewohnt wird. Das Zimmer das gemietet werden kann gehört zum WG Bereich. Das Gemeinschaftsbad wird mit den anderen WG Mitbewohnern geteilt. Zusätzlich gibt es ein separates Gäste WC und eine zweite Dusche. 

Die Küche ist eine Gemeinschaftsküche und mit allen notwendigen Geräten ausgestattet. Hier kannst du deine Kochkünste unter Beweis stellen und gemeinsam mit deinen Mitbewohnern kochen und essen. Darüberhinaus ist ein großer Garten vorhanden. Dieser kann gerne von allen Bewohnern zum gemeinsamen grillen oder Sonnenbaden genutzt werden. 

In den Nebenkosten sind die Kosten für das Internet enthalten. 
Ausserdem sind in den Nebenkosten eine Reinigungskraft für alle öffentlichen Bereiche der WG enthalten (z.B. Flure, Bäder, Küche), die einmal die Woche die Reinigung vornimmt. Somit ist gewährleistet das die geteilten Bereiche sauber bleiben. Eine Waschmaschine ist im Keller für alle Mieter Verfügbar. Darüberhinaus musst Du dir keine Sorgen machen, dass zusätzliche Kosten auf dich zukommen. 

Die WG sucht nach einem Mitbewohner:In, der/ die zuverlässig, sauber und offen ist. Wenn du also auf der Suche nach einem gemütlichen Zimmer in einer netten WG bist, dann melde dich gerne bei mir und wir vereinbaren einen Besichtigungstermin. Ich freue mich auf deine Nachricht!

Großes Möbliertes WG Zimmer in EFH

Live in Frankfurts quiet area with easy access to public transportation and many possibilities to go out. The area is lined with numerous shops, bars, and restaurants. The flat convinces with an entrance area and a modern eat-in kitchen, where you can meet your flatmates.

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 Freiligrathstraße

Live in a popular quarter of Frankfurt, with very good infrastructure, lined with shops, bars and restaurants. The inner city is close by and there is easy access to public transportation. Apart from the spacious hallway, the apartment convinces with a dining area in the kitchen, where you can enjoy common dinners and a separate guest toilet.

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 Wolfsgangstraße

Live in a popular quarter of Frankfurt, with a mix of students and old-established. Next to the flat, there is a big park that invites you to beautiful walks. The renovated old-building convinces with bright rooms and a massage shower in the bathroom, where you can relax after an exhausting day.
Frankfurt Nordend is one of the four city districts that make up the Frankfurt downtown. Nordend alone is populated by 51,000 denizens and features some of the most beautiful architecture in town, many of the buildings and boulevards reaching back to the Wilhelminian time. Adding to that, there are various parks; one of them, the Bethmannpark, features the Garden of Heavenly peace, one of Germanys very few Chinese gardens. Lastly, there are numerous cafes, bars, and restaurants all over Nordend. 

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 Rothschildallee

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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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