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Private rooms, Shared rooms, Apartments in Berlin from €0 - €410 per month

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Bed in a 4-bed dorm, in Adlershof neighbourhood
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Bed in a 4-bed dorm, in Adlershof neighbourhood

From 28 Mar 2024

€375 /month
Bills included
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Bed in a shared room, in Oberschöneweide in Adlershof
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Bed in a shared room, in Oberschöneweide in Adlershof

From 28 Mar 2024

€375 /month
Bills included
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Bed in a warm 4-bed dorm, in Oberschöneweide in Adlershof
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Bed in a warm 4-bed dorm, in Oberschöneweide in Adlershof

From 28 Mar 2024

€375 /month
Bills included
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Bed in a homely 4-bed dorm, in Oberschöneweide in Adlershof
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Bed in a homely 4-bed dorm, in Oberschöneweide in Adlershof

From 28 Mar 2024

€375 /month
Bills included
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Bed in a cosy 4-bed dorm, in residential Oberschöneweide in Adlershof
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Bed in a cosy 4-bed dorm, in residential Oberschöneweide in Adlershof

From 28 Mar 2024

€375 /month
Bills included
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Bed in a 4-Bed dorm, very close to Fritz-Schloß Park in Moabit
Up to 1 people • 4 bedrooms

Bed in a 4-Bed dorm, very close to Fritz-Schloß Park in Moabit

From 28 Mar 2024

€375 /month
Bills included
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Bed in a 4-Bed dorm, in Moabit
Up to 1 people • 4 bedrooms

Bed in a 4-Bed dorm, in Moabit

From 28 Mar 2024

€375 /month
Bills included
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Bed in a 4-bed dorm, in residential Moabit
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Bed in a 4-bed dorm, in residential Moabit

From 28 Mar 2024

€400 /month
Bills included
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Bed in a comfy 4-bed dorm, in Moabit
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Bed in a comfy 4-bed dorm, in Moabit

From 28 Mar 2024

€400 /month
Bills included
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Single bed in a shared bedroom in 3 bedrooms apartment in Neukölln
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Single bed in a shared bedroom in 3 bedrooms apartment in Neukölln

From 28 Mar 2024

€380 /month
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Single bed in shared bedroom in 3 bedroom apartment in Neukölln
Up to 1 people • 3 bedrooms

Single bed in shared bedroom in 3 bedroom apartment in Neukölln

From 28 Mar 2024

€400 /month
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Modern coliving in Wedding in Gesundbrunnen
Up to 1 people • 40 bedrooms

Modern coliving in Wedding in Gesundbrunnen

Study Area
Reception
Entertainment Area
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€378 /month
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Modern coliving in Wedding in Gesundbrunnen
Up to 1 people • 40 bedrooms

Modern coliving in Wedding in Gesundbrunnen

Study Area
Reception
Entertainment Area
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€378 /month
Bills included

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