Vacant rooms in shared apartments available – apply now!
Are you a student and looking for a new home?
Right of residence for these apartments is three (3) years from the start of the contract. Please note that if you are already living in an AYY apartment, the period of notice is one whole month, starting from the end of the month in which you submit the written notice.
Please use this form to contact us if you are interested in these apartments.
More information about these apartments on Domo.
Locations on map: Pohjavedenkatu 4 & Otaranta 8
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Pohjavedenkatu 4 A 23b |
Room in a shared apartment |
Who can apply? |
Available starting: 1.3. / 15.3. / 1.4. |
29,05 m2 |
5th floor |
368,93 € |
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Pohjavedenkatu 4 A 8b |
Room in a shared apartment |
Who can apply?Male |
1.3. / 15.3. / 1.4. |
29,05 m2 |
2nd floor |
368,93 € |
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Pohjavedenkatu 4 A 8c |
Room in a shared apartment |
Who can apply?Male |
1.3. / 15.3. / 1.4. |
31,65 m2 |
2nd floor |
401,95 € |
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Otaranta 8 B 53/4 |
Room in a shared apartment for 4 people |
Who can apply?Male |
1.3. / 15.3. / 1.4. |
11 m2 |
3rd floor |
309,03 € |
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