Single Bed in Shared and individual rooms, ideal for students

This landlord requires a 2 month deposit.

The rental price for stays of of 3-6 months is 30% more than that indicated on the listing and 20% higher for stays of 6-12 months.

This exterior 8 bedroom, 3 bathroom apartment is located along Via Squarcialupo on the border of the Tiburtina and Nomentano district of Rome. The location is unbeatable: nestled between the upscale residential area, Nomentano, and the more economical and well-connected Tiburtina, tenants will have tranquility and access to transportation all within walking distance. This 8 bedroom flat has 7 bedrooms for rent individually (1 of the rooms is used as storage) and is ideal for students, as the Sapienza University is approximately 15 minutes walking from the property. As there are shared rooms and single occupancy rooms, tenants can choose according to their preference and budget. Either way, you're sure to make friends while living in this 220 m2 apartment!

This apartment is located on the ground floor of a building which isn’t equipped with an elevator. It has central for heating and central water heating. You can dry your clothes on racks inside the apartment. The minimum lease for this apartment is 90 days (3 months).

Tiburtina train station, with access to train and bus lines, is a 7 minute walk. The closest metro station is Bologna, with access to MEB and MEB1, located a 7 minute walk. Sapienza University is a 17 minute walk.

The English speaking landlord doesn't live on the property and requires 2 month rent as a deposit. Smoking is permitted but pets are not allowed. Rent can be paid by bank transaction.

Tiburtina: Tiburtina is home to the second largest train station in all of Rome. Its strategic position keeps the neighborhood well-connected to the rest of the city and makes commuting and traveling easier for residents. On the majority of Friday and Saturday nights, many of Tiburtina’s streets become pedestrian-only and you can see Romans enjoying themselves into the early hours of the morning. This is an area of predominantly inexpensive high-rise apartments dating back to the economic book of the 1950s. You will come across a little bit of everything along the main street of Tiburtina; whether you are looking for clothing, food or antiques, you are sure to find it here. The district is also scheduled to be redeveloped in the near future.

Nomentano: Nomentano is a part of town that is mostly residential. It is upscale and the Romans consider it to be one of the most desirable places in which to live. It is a modern part of town with most building having been built in the early 1900s as opposed to the rest of Rome with its ancient monumental structures. Overall, this is part of the city is considered to be very safe.