Cosy double bedroom near the Agualva-Cacém train station
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A bright and fully furnished private room with a double bed is available for medium-term stays 612 months. The room includes a separate bathroom, a wardrobe, making it perfect for a working couple, student, intern, or young professional. Included in the Offer: Separate bathroom not shared with the main household Double bed, wardrobe, and High-speed Wi-Fi Shared kitchen and laundry access Bills included: water up to 30 and electricity up to 50/month any excess will be split No outside guests allowed calm, respectful household Languages Spoken: English, French, Portuguese, and some Spanish Conditions: 1-month rent 1-month refundable deposit deductions only for damage or outstanding payments Passport and criminal record check may be requested for added security Medium-term stays only 6 to 12 months More photos and a video tour are available.
This is a Private bedroom
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This room has a total of 1 beds available
3 rooms in totalWelcome to a peaceful and well-maintained apartment located in the quiet residential area of Cacém. The home is ideal for individuals who value a calm, respectful environment with excellent transport links and all essential amenities nearby. The apartment offers shared access to a fully equipped kitchen and laundry facilities, and the overall setting is tidy, secure, and welcoming. Just 1 minute from Cacém train station, the location offers quick and convenient access to Lisbon and Sintra only 18 minutes away by train. Surrounded by supermarkets, local shops, parks, and essential services, it's an excellent base for professionals, students, or expats.
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Living roomKitchenBathroomAvailability
2025
2026
Available from: December 2025
Min stay: 90 nights
Max stay: No maximum stay
Last updated: December 2025
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Female, 30-40 years old
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Speaks English, French, Portuguese and Spanish
Response rate 100%
Usually replies in 1 hour
Joined Aug 2021
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Uniplaces uses the contract start date and not the move-in date to calculate how many days are applied in the policy.
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