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This apartment is situated in a sustainable residential building that provides a new way of life. Your home, your workspace, and your community will all be here thanks to the many common areas. At the entrance, you can get a coffee or snack any time of day thanks to the professional coffee machine and Smart Fridge. Besides this space is the lounge which has been designed with your comfort in mind and features sofas and tables. This building also has a garden, a cozy outdoor space where you can enjoy some fresh air. On the first floor you will find the courtyard, which has been designed for relaxing alongside neighbors or friends, and mini-cinema that doubles as an event room. You can also reserve either of the first floor spaces for private use. There is plenty of natural light in this apartment thanks to the glass door that separates the bedroom from the rest of the space. Every detail of this home has been selected by our interior design team. Utilities Relax - We take care of all bills, including broadband, water, gas (up to 120€) and electricity (up to 120€) , so you don’t have to. 24/7 Service Our team is on-call 24/7 for whatever you need to guarantee you complete peace of mind. Cleaning services Weekly cleaning service included. Verify the type of services.

Available from

€2,972

/ month

cozy one-bedroom apartment in cuatro caminos

Studio in Madrid, Ciudad Universitaria

20m²

2Guests

Free cleaning · Pets allowed

Welcome to this charming one-bedroom apartment, where elegance and functionality merge to create a cozy space full of charm. Upon entering, you will be greeted by an atmosphere full of warmth that invites you to enjoy life in every corner of this carefully designed home. The heart of this apartment is its living room integrated with the kitchen, creating an open space that lends itself to socializing and entertaining. The kitchen, equipped with all essential appliances, gives you the opportunity to prepare delicious meals while sharing special moments with your loved ones. A unique feature of this apartment is the mezzanine bed, which adds a touch of charm and style to the space. On the lower level, you will find a comfortable desk and closet, providing a functional and organized space to work or store your belongings. The en-suite bathroom, equipped with a hydromassage shower tray, is an oasis of relaxation where you can enjoy a rejuvenating bathing experience after a long day. In addition, the house has access to a patio for individual use, where you can enjoy moments of peace and tranquility. Located on the -1 floor, this apartment offers the advantage of direct access to a private patio, providing a quiet and private refuge in the heart of the city.

Available from

€1,500

/ month

stylish 1 bedroom apartment in cuzco area

Apartment in Madrid, Castillejos

This modern 1 bedroom apartment is ideally situated in a building that features fantastic amenities. When staying here you have exclusive access to renovated community spaces such as a gym and coworking space with a coffee corner. Inside the apartment itself, you will find it fully decorated and fitted with state-of-the-art appliances making it ready to move in. For the decoration, the space is light and modern with splashes of pastel color for the designer furniture. This property is located in the excellent Cuzco area. This means you?re away from the hustle and bustle of Madrid?s core just to the south, but you still have great transport links around the city. There are also many green spaces to stroll through or cafes and restaurants to enjoy.

Available from

€2,907

/ month

beautiful super spacious apartment in ribera de curtido

Apartment in Madrid, Embajadores

50m²

2Guests

1Bedroom

Deposit free · Pets allowed

Conditions NECESSARY TO DEMONSTRATE ECONOMIC SOLVENCY: -WORKER: contract and last 3 payslips -SELF-EMPLOYED: Income tax return and last 3 quarterly payments -STUDENT: study registration and contract and 3 last payslips of a family member. -MEDICAL REASONS: document that certifies the medical procedures, contract and last 3 payrolls. “UNBEATABLE LOCATION” Apartment with a room upstairs, ADDITIONALLY the apartment has a LARGE SPACE which can BE USED AS A BEDROOM to receive visitors, fully furnished with its bed, wardrobe and new bedding. Living room with sofa, TV – fully equipped dining room. EQUIPPED KITCHEN (Ceramic hob, hood, refrigerator, oven, washing machine.), and all the necessary kitchen utensils. Bathroom with large shower tray The house has two windows, one in the living room and one in the bathroom. Complemented by several LED screens.

Available from

€1,513

/ month

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Apartments in Madrid

Useful tips to find the best apartments and rentals in Madrid

Are you a foodie who enjoys gorging on sumptuous food? Do you love wine? Do you want to live in a bustling city with endless leisure and entertainment options? Then look no further than Madrid. A gorgeous cosmopolitan city in the heart of Spain, Madrid is one of the most welcoming cities in Europe. If you're moving here and looking for a comfortable home, a quick search on our website will allow you to find that perfect rental in Madrid. Accommodation in Madrid comes in all sizes from small studios to spacious three bedroom apartments. Here are some expert tips to help you find your ideal apartment in the city

Useful Tip 1: Set your rent budget and use the price filters to ensure that you don't stray too far from what you can afford

Useful Tip 2: Be quick. Indecisiveness can cost you as there is a strong demand for rental properties. Apartments tend to get snapped up often within hours.

Useful Tip 3: Furnished or unfurnised? Decide whether you'd prefer a furnished property or unfurnished property. If you're new in the city, it's best to find a short term furnished rental for a few months while you look for something that suits you long term.

Useful Tip 4: Madrid can be extremely hot in the summer months. Fortunately, many apartments are equipped with air conditioning to make this season easier for the tenants. If this feature is important to you, choose the air conditioning filter while browsing apartments

Useful Tip 5: Many new comers in Madrid prefer to live in the Center of the city but remember that centrally-located apartments tend to be smaller. If you crave space, consider living in the suburbs

Useful Tip 6: If you plan to stay in Madrid for over 3 months, you have to do a registration process called empadronamiento to register your presence and current address in Madrid. For this, you need your own place and proof of address. This process is a legal requirement irrespective of where you live in Spain.

Finding that perfect Madrid apartment was once a matter of visiting the city multiple times, dealing with real estate agents, and lots of back and forth. We have wholly improved this process making it easy to book Madrid apartments entirely online.

Best neighborhoods to live in Madrid

Centro

As you may have noticed from its name, the Centro neighborhood of Madrid is located slap bang in the center of the city. The city’s centuries-old core, Centro, acts as the nucleus of the town, with the goings-on passing through the neighborhood. Popular places such as the Puerta del Sol square and the Gran Via street are located in Centro and are great options for food, entertainment and shopping.

This being the case, Centro has become a well-sort-after location to live in the capital, driving up the cost of the rent. However, there are a number of affordable properties alongside the more luxurious ones. If you want to be at the very center of Madrid life, Centro is the place to be.

Considered to be one of the most popular areas in which to live, the central neighborhood of Centro is home to a large number of apartments. Use our map option to find the ideal Centro apartment in the heart of Madrid.

Chamberí

Another neighborhood not far from the center of Madrid, Chamberí, is a real mix of the city's demographics. Housing both residential and business properties, Chamberí plays host to some of Madrid’s best nightlife as well as its theatre scene. Although extremely close to the center of the city, Chamberí manages to dodge the huge footfall of tourists that pass through Madrid. The Sorolla Museum and art gallery are some of the better attractions that call Chamberí home and it is for these alone that many flock to Chamberí’s streets.

Tetuán

Located just north of Madrid’s center, the neighborhood of Tetuán is considered home to some of the most outstanding architecture in the entire city. Alongside the stunning buildings, Tetuán has a reputation for fantastic multiculturalism, welcoming communities from across the world. If you begin to tire of the Iberian cuisine, Tetuán is home to a vast selection of Indian and Chinese restaurants and bars. Rent prices in Tetuán are considered some of the best in inner Madrid, so opting to live here may save you a few Euros.

Chamartín

Seen as one of the more fashionable areas of the Spanish capital and situated near the business district of Plaza Castilla, competition to secure an apartment in Chamartín is fierce. With upscale bistros and boutique stores, Chamartín is seen as the upmarket side of Madrid, home to broad avenues and some surprising greenery; it is easy to see why it is so popular. Soccer fans can also head to one of the city’s most famous football stadiums, home to Real Madrid.

Being a huge European metropolis means that Madrid is home to many neighborhoods, spilling out from its traditional center, right out to the emerging suburbs. We've put together a handy Madrid neighborhood guide to help you choose your perfect Madrid area whether you wish to be near sprawling parks and green spaces or in the bustling center of the city.

Best rental types for those who are new to Madrid

Short term rentals

Short term apartments are the most preferred rental option among expats, digital nomads and other who have just newly moved to Madrid. This is because it gives them a comfortable place to stay while they look for a permanent long term rental in the city.

Our short term apartments in Madrid can be rented from month to month and is perfect for customers who do not want a long term rental commitment

Furnished apartments

Many people who're moving to Madrid prefer furnished apartments to avoid the hassles and expenses involved in furnishing a place from scratch. Homelike helps customers find furnished apartments throughout Madrid. Renting a furnished apartment allows you to move in right away, without the worry of finding amenities and appliances.

Luxury apartments

As one of the most popular European capitals, the city is home to a range of luxury apartments to suit all needs. Use our price and amenities filters to find an apartment that meets your needs. If not, head straight to our Madrid luxury apartments page

Expat apartments

Expat apartments is just another word for short term rentals. If you're moving to Madrid as an expat and have no social connections in the city, it might be wise to look for a place to stay in a centrally located neighborhood frequented by other expats. Finding an expat community can make the transition all the easier. One of the best expat neighborhoods in Madrid is considered to be Tetuán, home to a large multi-cultural community. For a detailed view of Madrid's neighborhoods, please read our Madrid neighborhood guide.

Average rent for apartments in Madrid

The average cost of rent for an apartment in Madrid can fluctuate and change depending on the time of year, economy, and area of the city.

For a one-bedroom apartment in the city center, the average rent will generally be between €750 and €1500.

A two bedroom apartment in the same area will generally go for anywhere between €750 and €2500.

For those who have families and need more space, a three-bedroom apartment in or close to the city center will cost between €2000 and €3,500.

Documents you need to rent an apartment in Madrid

For renting in Madrid, you will usually need the following documents:

- Your passport,

- Your residence permit if you're not a citizen of the EU,

- Your proof of employment,

- Proof of self employment if you own a business or are a freelancer,

- Proof of income such as bank statements for the last three to six months .

Cost of living in Madrid

Depending on each person's lifestyle, the cost of living in Madrid can vary substantially, however for one person it often includes rent, transportation, food, beverages, and other necessities.

Rent: A one-bedroom apartment in Madrid's center typically costs between €800 and €1,200 per month.

Transport: Monthly passes for unlimited rides on the metro, bus, or train cost roughly €45.

Food: on average, plan to spend between €10 and €15 per meal at a restaurant or cafe.

Beverages: Depending on the brand and quality, beer and wine prices in restaurants can range from €2 to €5.

Other costs: groceries are relatively inexpensive; clothing and accessories tend to be pricier; utilities range from €50 – €100 per month.

Why people love living in Madrid

Madrid is a vibrant city with an electrifying atmosphere, offering an array of attractions to entertain tourists and locals alike. In Madrid, there are endless opportunities to engage in activities such as visiting numerous museums or taking a leisurely stroll in the expansive Retiro Park.

For those looking for a night out, there are endless bars and restaurants offering exquisite Spanish food and tapas as well as delicious international dishes. The safety index is also high with little crime reported in the city so one can feel assured while enjoying all that the city has to offer.

From cafes and plazas perfect for people watching to bustling city centers filled with trendy boutiques and shops, Madrid will captivate you with its unique charm. So no need to have any second thoughts about moving here. You'll love it.

FAQs about renting in Madrid

How can I find studio apartments in Madrid?

Use Homelike to find studio apartments in Madrid that suit your lifestyle and budget. You can either click on the studio apartments link or use the studio filter in the Madrid apartments page.

How can I find 1 bedroom apartments in Madrid?

Homelike has a great selection of 1 bedroom apartments in Madrid. The process has never been easier. Simply type in the area you want to search, use the filters to set your preferences, and voila, you’ll find plenty of properties to choose from.

How can I find 2 bedroom apartments in Madrid?

Find excellent 2 bedroom apartments in the Spanish capital on Homelike; take a look at the full list of two-bedroom apartments in Madrid.

How can I find 3 bedroom apartments in Madrid?

By using Homelike’s easy-to-use search feature, you can find 3 bedroom apartments and use the three bedroom filter to narrow down the number of listings.

Can I find long-term furnished apartments in Madrid?

Yes, you can find both long term and short term furnished rentals can be found in Madrid. Use our search feature and filter the apartments based on your preferred rental period.

Is it possible to find zero percent deposit apartments in Madrid?

Although they are not the norm, it is possible to find no deposit apartments. Use our search feature and then select the no deposit filter.

Where are the best apartments in Madrid?

Depending on the type of accommodation and apartment you would like will alter which Madrid neighborhood suits you best. Generally, the neighborhoods of Centro and Malasaña are considered some of the best places for apartments in Madrid. Centro is the city center of Madrid making it a popular neighborhood among new expats. We have covered the best areas to live in Madrid in detail in our Madrid neighborhood guide.

Where are the cheapest apartments in Madrid?

Neighborhoods such as Latina, Carabanchel, and Usera on the southwestern side of the city are considered some of the most affordable areas to rent in Madrid.

Do I need to hire a real estate agent to get an apartment in Madrid?

It was once standard practice to hire a real estate agent to secure an apartment in a new city. By using Homelike to find properties, it is easier than ever to cut out the middlemen and go straight to the source. We have an exhaustive list of filters that allows you to find exactly what you need.

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