Madrid
Thousands of furnished rentals to book online
Madrid
Thousands of furnished rentals to book online
1 bedroom apartments : | 2761 |
2 bedroom apartments : | 1017 |
3 bedroom apartments : | 360 |
Studio : | 795 |
Apartments in Salamanca: | 398 |
Apartments in Chamartin: | 227 |
Apartments in Retiro: | 133 |
Apartments in Arganzuela: | 160 |
With its progressive fashion scene and academic weight, Madrid today stands tall amongst even the biggest European cities. The Spanish capital has furnished apartments for every taste that are accessible, modern and with their own distinct charm. In Madrid, finding apartments for rent can be very difficult as the market is very competitive. Nestpick, on the other hand, has a huge selection of furnished apartments to choose from, and finding your room for rent in Madrid can be done via a couple of clicks.
Madrid is a large financial, commercial, and political centre at a great location within Europe. What this means is plentiful employment opportunities for expats looking for a job in Spain. It also attracts a lot of temporary visitors every year coming to the capital for short business trips. Whichever boat you’re in, there is plenty in the way of affordable accommodation.
Serviced apartments in Madrid provide the comfort of a hotel at more reasonable prices. They are ideal for short stays or as temporary accommodation while you’re settling into the city and hunting for an apartment. An apartment hotel in Madrid varies in price depending on the location and services available. Between €60 - €100 per night is typical. The higher end aparthotels may provide more services, but most include room cleaning, laundry facilities, and lots of other things on site.
1,250 €
Spotahome
Modern 1-bedroom apartment for rent in La Latina
601 €
Beroomers
7 bedrooms shared flat in Madrid
330 €
Badi
A room in Latina
1,000 €
Spotahome
Studio apartment for rent in Lavapiés
400 €
Spotahome
Double Bed in 11 cosy rooms for rent in Madrid city centre in Callao
1,728 €
HomeAway
Duplex for sale in Lavapies-Madrid
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1,050 €
Spotahome
Stylish 1-bedroom apartment with swimming pool access for rent near Me
1,000 €
Spotahome
Expansive 3-bedroom apartment with terrace for rent in Carabanchel
1,400 €
Spotahome
Neat 1-bedroom apartment for rent in Chamartín
750 €
Spotahome
Cozy 1-bedroom apartment with balcony for rent near Metro in Chamartín
620 €
Spotahome
Single Bed in Tidy rooms for rent in classic 13-bedroom apartment in A
620 €
Spotahome
Single Bed in Tidy rooms for rent in classic 13-bedroom apartment in A
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700 €
Study Abroad
Interior Izquierda
1,800 €
Spotahome
Chic 2-bedroom apartment for rent near Rastro Madrid in Centro
900 €
Uniplaces
Stylish 1-bedroom apartment with ensuite bathroom in the Latina neighb
1,400 €
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1-bedroom apartment
2,600 €
Spotahome
Charming 2-bedroom apartment for rent in Barrio de las Letras
1,045 €
Spotahome
Modern 1-bedroom apartment for rent in Prosperidad, near Avenida de Am
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470 €
Beroomers
5 bedrooms shared flat in Madrid
595 €
Spotahome
Single Bed in Rooms for rent in 7-bedroom apartment in Ventura Rodrígu
350 €
Spotahome
Double Bed in Rooms for rent in comfortable 3-bedroom apartment in Pue
220 €
Badi
A room in Villaverde
425 €
EasyRoommate
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500 €
Spotahome
Single Bed in Room for rent in 3-bedroom apartment in Fuencarral
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Looking to share accommodation in Madrid? You have lots of choices of rooms and flatshares in the city, so take a look at what’s available on Nestpick right now. Rooms for rent in Madrid can typically be found for around €200 - €600. The higher prices will be found closer to the city centre and in other, more affluent areas of the city. You should also check whether rooms come with bills included or if these are extra.
To rent a room in Madrid is the most affordable way to live in the city, and it also happens to be the most sociable. Even if you don’t know anyone in Madrid or Spain, you can easily meet locals or other expats that are living in your apartment. When looking for a flatshare, Madrid has lots of great areas to live in – Malasaña, Salamanca, and La Latina are all great options.
Madrid is both the commercial and political capital of Spain, and while it has a rich history, it's also a progressive and forward looking city with a very modern vibe. The culture, fashion, cuisine and music of the city all combine to give it a peculiar buzz, but it still manages to stay more laid back than London and Paris. Madrid is a place where expats, working professionals, students and country-hopping nomads can all find their place.
The city has a large metropolitan area, formed from 21 different districts and neighborhoods arranged in relation to the Centre. Streets full of terraces, bars with delicious tapas, varied cultural and nightlife as well as being one of the most gay-friendly cities in Spain make Madrid’s thriving lifestyle hard to forget. Whether you are in need of student accommodation in Madrid or looking at furnished apartments for rent, you will find the ideal place for you on Nestpick. Finding apartments for rent in Madrid can be harder than in other Spanish cities, especially if you’re looking for medium-to-long term rents.
“El barrio de Salamanca” is the upscale quarter of Madrid; it is also known as the “Golden City”. Once you witness its chic restaurants, fine dining and exclusive brand-name shopping, you will understand why. Here, you can find furnished Madrid apartments for long term rent that are posh and luxurious.
The hot spot in Salamanca is the main Plaza Mayor, which is truly beautiful, especially as it lights up during the dusk hours. Residents flock to restaurants here with rooftop terraces and outdoor seating to break bread over wine and tapas.
Besides the gorgeous architecture evident in the ‘Casa Lis’, the public library at la Casa de las Conchas and the Art Deco Museum, Salamanca is incredibly accessible and pedestrian friendly. It only takes a 15 minute walk to reach most major destinations.
400 €
Spotahome
Single Bed in Rooms for rent in 3-bedroom apartment in Guindalera, nea
700 €
Study Abroad
Interior Izquierda
570 €
Uniplaces
Double bedroom in a student flat, near the Recoletos train station
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Chamartín is a great district for expats and expat families to move to. Situated north of the city centre and right next to the business district of Plaza Castilla, Chamartín is very affordable and very accessible. The neighbourhood boasts several gorgeous parks and locations, such as the Berlin Park and the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium.
Expats settled in this neighbourhood also have the chance to sign up for renowned international kindergartens and schools nearby. And if the furnished apartments for rent in Madrid do not fulfill your needs in terms of size, then Chamartín’s iconic and secluded ancient villas might be even better. However he rent for those apartments might not include all bills.
638 €
Uniplaces
Tasteful single bedroom in a 4-bedroom flat, in Chamartín
1,400 €
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1-bedroom apartment
1,045 €
Spotahome
Modern 1-bedroom apartment for rent in Prosperidad, near Avenida de Am
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At the centre of the Retiro neighbourhood is a massive public park known as, “El Parque del Buen Retiro”. A step away from the main city centre, this district is a little less elegant and upscale than Salamanca, but this means apartments can be found at incredibly low prices. Retiro residents are laid-back and relaxed with many still living a truly authentic Spanish life.
390 €
Uniplaces
Pleasant single bedroom next to Parque de El Retiro
505 €
Uniplaces
Student-friendly single bedroom close to Parque del Retiro
550 €
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Single Bed in Rooms with TV in a comfortable five bedroom apartment ri
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Arganzuela is a little quieter than other districts. Furthermore, what it lacks in nightlife it more than compensates with beauty. Properties in Arganzuela enjoy a plethora of lush green spaces, such as ‘Parque de Tierno Galvan’. This particular park features an IMAX theatre and a planetarium with free activities. Runners and cyclists can take advantage of project Madrid Rio, an initiative that bounds a section of the M-30 with a pedestrian and cyclist-friendly track.
For outdoor festivals, exhibitions and cultural events, residents often frequent ‘El Matadero’, a slaughterhouse and livestock market that was converted into a cultural centre in 1996. The family focus of Arganzuela means apartment hunters can often find a furnished two bedroom rental for the price of a one bedroom one here.
425 €
EasyRoommate
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330 €
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Room for rent in Arganzuela
1,400 €
Uniplaces
Beautiful 1-bedroom apartment near Universidad Europea de Madrid
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For a decent 1 bedroom apartment in Madrid, you’ll roughly be paying between €500 and €1000 a month. For a premium apartment, you should expect to pay around €1500 and over. If you’re moving to Madrid on a budget and are looking for a great area to live in, the exuberant, alternative neighbourhoods of La Latina, Lavapies and Malasaña are all fantastic options for students and young professionals.
An average 2 bedroom apartment in Madrid should cost you roughly between €900 and €1400 a month. Up to €2500 will get you a relatively spacious and stylish place in the historic city center, as well as in the nearby and affluent Salamanca district. Prices, apartment size and available amenities obviously vary from area to area, so be sure to consider the relevant criteria for each individual apartment.
The monthly cost for a 3 bedroom apartment in Madrid is roughly around €1000 to €2000, and up to €3000 for premium properties. There are plenty of options for fantastic 3 bedroom apartments all across Madrid, and rent here is relatively cheap compared to similarly-sized European capital cities. ¡Hola Madrid!
Basking in a warm temperate climate, Madrid can get particularly hot and humid during summer, with an average August temperature of 25°C (76°F). Most apartments in Madrid come with air conditioning as standard, but it’s certainly worth checking to make sure you avoid having to sweat it out in the scorching Spanish sun. It’s also worth keeping an eye on apartments with heating, as winters in Madrid are among the coldest in Spain - the average January temperature standing at 6°C (42°F).
Madrid is very much a pet-friendly city, and dogs are frequently allowed in shops, bars and restaurants. Although a handful of picky landlords will specify “no pets allowed”, most landlords in Madrid don’t feel the need to specify. If you’re serious about bringing a pet along to Madrid with you, it’s best to check with the landlord yourself.
Getting around Madrid is very easy. Madrid has an extensive metro system with 14 lines and over 170 bus routes and 3 tram lines.
For students, the system of night buses, or "buhos," run after 11:45 pm and until 6:00 am. As a student in Madrid, the most cost effective transport option is preferable a monthly ticket. It gives you full unlimited access to the public transportation system, and for this, an application will need to be filled. Madrid City Council also runs a bike rental service called BiciMad with more than 1,500 electric bicycles distributed throughout the city.