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Room in 3-person shared flat || Stuttgart West || Internationals friendly
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Flatshare details
The Flatshare:
- room in 3 person apartment share
- Total size: 92m²
- 3 person apartment share
- Workers Only
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Speaking these languages:
German,
English,
Spanish
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- This room is currently rented out
Further details
Gas
Renovated old building
1st floor
partly furnished
WLAN
Parquet, Polished floorboards
Some free parking lots
2 minutes by foot
Washing machine, Dish washer, Balcony, Basement/Cellar
Room
We are looking for a PhD-student / young professional to join our 3-person shared flat in Stuttgart West.
The apartment is well-equipped, with a modern kitchen and a small balcony. There is a free spacious room (17 square meters) .
One has to walk only 2 minutes to the S-Bahn station Schwabstraße. The location is perfect for reaching both Uni Stuttgart (Vaihingen campus) and the MPIs in Büsnau, as well as for exploring the city (only 20 min. walking to the city centre). A good choice of cafés and restaurants, as well as small parks can also be reached within minutes of walking.
Our flat is rather quiet, as we work alot and appreciate having our privacy in the evenings and during weekends. But we also like to socialise, by sharing our working and living experience as well as helping each other whenever needed.
If you’re not scared of living with international flatmates who work long hours (PhD students) and are tired in the evenings - feel free to drop us a message!
Tell us a bit about yourself, your lifestyle and your expectations from a shared flat culture. Also, what is the worst experience you ever had in a shared flat and how it made you (or not) a better person! :)
Can’t wait to hear from you all!
Cheers,
Guillem
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