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Een kamer huren 
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Data en huur
Van de 3.11.2024
Tot Onbeperkt
Huurprijs / maand sFr. 750 .–
Adres
Regio Bern
Adres Engestrasse
Ligging 3012 Bern
District / Kwartaal Länggasse-Felsenau (Engeried)
Dichtbij The flat is well located:
2 minutes walk from the Bierhübeli bus station;
15 minutes walk from the train station;
5 minutes walk to Migros supermarket.
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Beschrijvingen
De kamer isTwo rooms available from the beginning of November in our beautiful, cozy and luminous 4-people shared apartment!
The first room is 10.2 m2 big (rent: 750 CHF/month).
The second room is 9 m2 (rent: 700 CHF/month).
Both rooms are unfurnished. All the charges and the electricity fee are included in the rent except for wifi.
The commons:
- a fireplace
- an amazing balcony with view of the snowy alps in winter and providing enough shade in summer
- a smaller balcony
- 2 spacious and charming bathrooms
- a fully equipped kitchen with a big dishwasher
In the basement we have:
- plenty of storage space
- a washing machine and a tumbler that are free of charge
We zijn op zoek naar
We are looking for people that are in their twenties preferably, non-smokers and comfortable with speaking English. International, Swiss-German-speaking and LGBTQIA+ people welcome! :)
We care about building a strong sense of belonging to the flat. We accomplish the household chores in an effective and proactive way, so that it feels like a cozy home. Though everyone here engages in a full-time occupation, while also taking part in activities outside of their studies or work, we enjoy each other’s company very much!
If you are interested in joining our lively WG, write to tell us a little about you, in either German or English, and we can organise a visit!
Wij zijn
Pui Pui (25) is a PhD student in biology at the University of Bern. She comes from Hong Kong, enjoys going to unisports and playing boardgames with friends in her free time.
Marc (23), the newest addition to the flat, is in Bern for a one-year internship as a French translator, after which he'll return to his homeland (Geneva) to complete his master's. He is vibrantly himself, relatable, and finds sports to be profoundly healing.