Question 1

Why rent a studio in Rome?

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It's no wonder that more and more people decide to move to the capital and start a new adventure. If you are a working man and don't want to give up your independence and avoid sharing a flat with other people, we suggest you to rent a rent a studio apartment in Rome. Keep in mind that it is possible to find a studio apartment for rent for 500 euros from private individuals. If you are a student, you will be able to rent a studio apartment in Rome and enjoy the advantages like:

Cost-effective – Renting a studio apartment is cheaper than staying at a whole apartment.

Privacy – You will have plenty of privacy when staying in a studio compared to staying in shared apartment. You do not have to share with anyone else while staying here, which makes it more comfortable for everyone involved.

Comfort – Studio apartments have everything that you need including kitchen appliances and furniture so that you do not have to worry about anything else during your stay here (except for food). It also gives you the freedom.

Question 2

How much does a studio cost in Rome?

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Rents in Rome are rising fast, but even so, they’re still lower than most major cities in the United States and Europe. This makes Rome a great place to find affordable housing, even if you need to rent a studio. The average monthly rent for a studio in Rome is between €500 to €1,500.

This average is calculated based on data from the Italian National Institute of Statistics, which means that you can expect to pay a little less or a little more, depending on the neighborhood and the quality of the apartment. If you’re planning a trip to Rome and need an affordable place to work, Spotahome can help you to find a great place to rent a studio in the city. With so much competition among apartments and co-working spaces, you might have trouble finding one that meets your budget and needs—but it won’t be for lack of options.

Question 3

Are studio flats cheaper in Rome?

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Yes, if you’re willing to sacrifice a bit of luxury for a lower price tag. Rome attracts tourists from around the world, and many of them are only in the city for a few days or weeks at a time. This means that real estate owners who want to attract long-term tenants have a tough time finding people who are willing to pay a high price for a place to stay. Conversely, the people who are most willing to rent short-term are often willing to pay a lower price tag. This means that you might be able to save money on your rent by finding a studio apartment instead of an office or a condo.

Question 4

Is it possible to rent a studio apartment in Rome for 400 euros?

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Yes, it is possible to rent a studio apartment in Rome for 400 euros. Have you just arrived in the capital and are looking for a strong studio apartment to rent in Rome? First of all, you will need to find out which neighbourhood to move to and which area is most convenient for you. Once you have made the decision to live in this wonderful city, you need to keep your budget and needs in mind.

Question 5

Which is the best area to rent a studio in Rome?

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An important factor in deciding which neighbourhood to move to and rent a studio apartment in Rome is the connection with the rest of the city, especially with your workplace and the places you frequent most. Rome is attracting both tourists and new residents, which means that there are a lot of great places to find studio apartments. If you’re looking for a place where you can easily find an affordable studio that meets your needs, the best place to start is, with your budget. Rome has plenty of studios for rent, but not each one is going to be a good fit for you.

So, if you are a lover of social life and want to have the historic center of Rome at your fingertips, Trastevere is the neighbourhood for you. If, on the other hand, you would like to rent a studio apartment in Rome in a quieter, green and well-serviced area, we suggest you move to the outskirts, to the south of Rome, in the Monteverde area, or to the north of Rome, in the Flaminio area, surrounded by green spaces and relatively close to the centre.

Finally, the youngest neighbourhood par excellence, given its proximity to La Sapienza University, is San Lorenzo, where there are plenty of bars and clubs where you can eat and drink cheaply.

Rome is a big city and you will surely find the best area that is suitable for you. So, when you start searching for a studio, you’ll also want to consider a few things: Is transportation easy from the neighborhood? Where is the best place to find a grocery store? What are the emergency services like?

Question 6

What is the average size of a studio in Rome?

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Studios in Rome are, on average, about 34 square meters. That’s about the same size as a single bed and just a bit larger than a walk-in closet. While that may sound tiny, with a bit of creativity, you can find plenty of ways to make the most of your space. If you’ve got your heart set on renting a studio, you may find that it pays to be flexible. Studios are often cheaper than other types of apartments, but they’re also often smaller. If you can find a studio that meets your needs, yet is a bit smaller than you originally planned, you may be able to save a bit of money on your rent.

Question 7

What do I need to rent a studio in Rome?

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The best way to find a studio to rent in Rome is to be flexible and open to a variety of options. There are studios available for rent in almost every neighborhood in the city, and you’ll want to consider the relative cost and benefits of each one.

You will need the following documents in order to rent a studio in Rome

A passport or other official document confirming your identity (driver's license, photo ID card).
A recent utility bill (for example, electricity, gas or water). If you do not have one, you can provide an official letter from the utility company confirming that you live at the address of residence indicated on your visa application.
A valid visa for Italy, if you are not a citizen of the European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA).
Proof of residence (if you are renting from a private owner)
Proof of employment (if renting from an agency).

If you don’t have a clear idea of what you’re looking for in a rental, you’ll have a much harder time finding the right place for you. Make sure that you take the following questions into account when you start your search. How much can I afford to pay each month? How much square footage do I need? What amenities do I need? What transportation options are available? What is the neighborhood like?

Looking for a small but comfortable space all to yourself? Check out our studio apartments for rent in Rome.

🏠 Nº of properties	360 studios for rent
💵 Minimum monthly price	starting from 188 €
✔️ Verified properties	262 homes
💰 Deposit not required	54 rentals
🐶 Pets allowed	62 properties
🎓 Ideal for students	163 accommodations
💖 Ideal for couples	155 accommodations
☀️ With balcony/terrace	154 studios

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