Renting in Vienna as an expat
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Leonhardgürtel 24, Graz, Republik Österreich
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Bright one-room apartment with balcony on the 5th floor near the university. Operating, heating and hot water costs are included in the rent. The living room contains a kitchenette with standing fridge, stove and oven, the bathroom contains toilet/shower/sink and a washing machine connection. In addition, there is an anteroom and a balcony. The apartment is furnished and a cellar compartment is available. The deposit is 3 months' rent.
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Updated August 5, 2026
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Bright one-room apartment with balcony on the 5th floor near the university.
Operating, heating and hot water costs are included in the rent.
The living room contains a kitchenette with standing fridge, stove and oven, the bathroom contains toilet/shower/sink and a washing machine connection. In addition, there is an anteroom and a balcony. The apartment is furnished and a cellar compartment is available.
The deposit is 3 months' rent.