€240 /monthly

DOUBLE ROOM – ???? Piazza della Repubblica 24 (Porta Palazzo, Aurora) ???? Large Double Room – Shared Occupancy ⚠️ This is a large double room and you would book a single bed and the price shown on the platform is PER PERSON. ???? MONTHLY COST PER 1 BED ( ( YOU will have a roommate !) Rent: €240 Other Costs : €100 (condominium fees, hot water, insurance, Wi-Fi, building services) ➡️ Total: €340 per person --- ⚡ UTILITIES ???? Electricity & ???? Gas bills remain in the landlord's name and are forwarded to the tenants upon receipt. At check-out, a €150 per person retention will be applied to cover final electricity and heating bills (usually received within 60–90 days). Full documentation of bills will always be provided. --- ???? DEPOSIT: €700 per person (paid after Booking via HousingAnywhere) Refunded after check-out, once the room and shared areas are inspected and no damage is found. ❗ The deposit cannot be used as last month’s rent. --- ???? ADMINISTRATION FEE (CHECK-IN): €200 per person For contract registration and administrative procedures. --- ???? SINGLE OCCUPANCY OPTION If used as a private room (no roommate): €640 per month --- IMPORTANT RULES ✔ Available for: Students (no freshmen ) ✔ Previous sharing experiences required ✔ Respectful behaviour towards roommates and neighbours is mandatory ✔ Cleanliness and shared responsibility are strictly required --- THE APARTMENT 2 large double rooms Each room has its own private bathroom Fully furnished apartment Fully Equipped Shared Kitchen --- Location The apartment is located in Via Carlo Noè 2, in the heart of Porta Palazzo, one of Turin's most vibrant and authentic neighbourhoods. This is a truly multicultural area, full of life, colours and different cultures. If diversity isn't your thing, this may not be the right neighbourhood for you. ???? Porta Palazzo is home to Europe's largest open-air market, where local farmers and producers sell fresh seasonal products every day. Every Saturday the famous Balon antique and vintage market takes place here, while the Gran Balon, held once a month, attracts visitors from all over the city. The neighbourhood has a strong identity and may surprise those who are not familiar with such cultural diversity. However, it is not a dangerous area. If it were, so many university students—especially young women—would not choose to live here year after year. The lively Quadrilatero Romano district is only 10 minutes on foot, and Piazza Castello, the historic city centre, is just another 5 minutes away. --- University Distances ???? UniTo – Palazzo Nuovo (Humanities & Languages) ???? 15 min walk ???? 10 min by bus ???? 5 min by bike ???? Campus Luigi Einaudi (Law, Economics & Political Science) ???? 20 min walk ???? 10–15 min by bus ???? 7 min by bike ???? ESCP Business School ???? 25 min walk ???? 15–20 min by bus ???? 8–10 min by bike ???? UniTo – Computer Science (Via Pessinetto) ???? 25–30 min walk ???? 10–15 min by bus ???? 10 min by bike ???? Politecnico – Architecture (Castello del Valentino) ???? 30 min walk ???? 15–20 min by bus ???? 10 min by bike ???? Politecnico di Torino – Main Campus (Corso Duca degli Abruzzi) ???? 35–40 min walk ???? 20–25 min by bus ???? 12–15 min by bike ???? UniTo – Chemistry (Via Pietro Giuria) ???? 35–40 min walk ???? 20 min by bus ???? 12–15 min by bike ???? UniTo – School of Management and Economics ???? 55–60 min walk ???? 20–25 min by bus ???? 15–18 min by bike ???? Grugliasco Campus (Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine) ???? About 1 h 20 min walk ???? 35–45 min by bus/train ???? 25–30 min by bike