Single Bed in Rooms for rent in 120m2 5-bedroom apartment with balcony in bustling Chueca

Special Landlord policies and additional fees payable on arrival.

This apartment may also be rented as a single unit for €2300. In this case, utilities will not be included.

Rooms are available to rent in a stylish 5-bedroom apartment with 2 balconies in the eclectic area of Chueca in Madrid. The apartment is thoughtfully decorated with tasteful extra details such as tiled floors and patterned rugs. It is well equipped and has everything you might need when arriving at your new home.

The apartment is extremely close to Alonso Martinez and Colon metro station. The recently revitalised area of Chueca is now known for its vibrant gay community with Gay Pride parties, held in late June and early July, that are famous all over the world.

• Property type: apartment
• Floor: 1st
• Elevator: yes
• Wi-Fi installed: yes
• Wi-Fi activated: yes
• Utility bills: €40 per month (average cost)

• This property is a 3-minute walk from Chueca metro station, which is served by line 5, and a 7-minute walk from Tribunal metro station, which is served by lines 1 and 10.

• Speaks English: yes
• Lives on property: no
• Deposit: 1 month's rent

• Payment method: cash

• Utilities limit: €40 per month (tenants to pay excess)

• Fees

  • Administrative fee for each room: €150
  • Rooms for couples: €150 monthly surcharge (where couples are permitted)
  • Weekday check-ins (19:30–22:30): €45
  • Weekend check-ins: €65
  • Overnight guests: €10 per night

• Booking conditions

  • Cancellation policy: strict

• Booking request policy

  • Move-in date: must be within 24 hours of the availability date

• Monthly payment policy

  • Moving in: regardless of the date, you pay the whole month's rent
  • Moving out: regardless of the date, you pay the whole month's rent

To view a sample copy of this Landlord's contract, click here. (Spanish)
To view a sample copy of this Landlord's contract, click here. (English)

Chueca is known for its gay-friendly​ community, and is very lively with people of all ages; lately, it has earned the reputable nickname “SoHo” around Madrid for its New York like atmosphere.

Right at its centre is Plaza de Chueca and the Mercado de San Antón(just behind Plaza de Chueca), which has a variety of dishes from different cultural cuisines. This is a prime location for shopping because of its pedestrian only street Calle Fuencarral that runs through the district and is active during Sundays, which is a rare luxury here in Spain.