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Flatshare in Lille

€497/month

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Room at Rue Faidherbe, Centre

€550/month

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Room at 106 Boulevard Montebello

€550/month

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Room at 58 Avenue du Président John F. Kennedy

€495/month

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Room at Rue de Lille,

€520/month

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Room at 56 rue d'Arras

€534/month

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Room at Rue Madeleine Rébérioux

€525/month

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Room at avenue de la République

€599/month

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Room at 46 allée George Sand

€470/month

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Room at 9 rue Kléber

€614/month

Private room

Room at 46 allée George Sand

€520/month

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Room at 10 rue Davy

€510/month

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Room at Avenue du Président John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Centre

€510/month

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Room at 3 rue des Archers

€630/month

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Room at 204 rue du Faubourg de Roubaix

€550/month

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Room at Avenue Mormal

€510/month

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Room at 21 rue des Dondaines

€512/month

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Room at Avenue du Président John F. Kennedy

€530/month

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Room at 185 rue d'Artois

€495/month

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Room at Rue de Lille,

€510/month

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Room at 25 Avenue Louise Michel

Shared apartments, spare rooms, and roommates in Lille

Lille is an ideal university city for students since it offers a lot of things to do. From exploring the old town to visiting parks, the Marché de Wazemmes open market, and the Braderie fair in September, you’ll always find something fun to do!

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Lille967€551
Residence Lille46€645
Studio Lille5€1560
Entire place Lille38€1392
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If you're considering living in a shared flat in Lille, it’s best to start your search early. Despite the numerous accommodations available, about 40% of Lille's population are students, making it competitive to find a good shared apartment.

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Lille

Here are the pros and cons of living in a shared flat in this French city:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Lille

  • Many of the shared accommodations are located in neighbourhoods full of students like Vauban, Masséna, and Wazemmes.
  • Renting a spare room in an apartment can help you save money, which you can then use for travel. Lille’s prime location in Europe makes it easy to visit nearby countries like the United Kingdom, Belgium, and other parts of France.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Lille

  • Lille has the highest number of international students in France, most of whom seek shared flats. Therefore, it's crucial to search well in advance, especially before the semester starts.
  • Some young people often have many gatherings and parties in their apartments. It's important to establish rules to ensure a positive living experience for everyone and prevent disturbances.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Lille

Erasmus+ apps offer plenty of useful information for students, covering both academic life and living in Lille. They can help you decide which neighbourhood to live in—Masséna is great for nightlife, while Vauban is ideal if you want to be close to Bois de Boulogne, the city’s green lung.

How to meet people in Lille

Here are some great ways to meet people in Lille, aside from befriending your flatmates:

Student associations in Lille

ESN Lille is well-known among Erasmus students. This association not only encourages connections between young people but also provides support and organises different activities, including workshops (like interview preparation), excursions (such as trips to the Palace of Versailles), international dinners, paintball, museum visits, and even Quidditch matches!

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Lille

Join the Facebook group created by ESN Lille to see the calendar of scheduled activities and choose which ones to participate in. Other groups, like Erasmus Lille EP, allow you to connect with young people, check out plans, and get your questions answered. These groups are often organised by the school year.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Lille

Associations, Facebook groups, and students often create WhatsApp groups for direct communication. These groups make it easy to organise plans and meet other students.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Lille

Keep these tips in mind when living in Lille:

  • While the French are often perceived as unfriendly to internationals, people in Lille are typically quite welcoming. You'll likely feel at home and have the chance to make local friends and immerse yourself in the culture..
  • Sunny days in Lille are rare. It's usually cloudy and rainy, so be prepared for the weather.
  • Don't be discouraged if you hear a language you don't understand on the streets. It might be Flämisch (Flemish), the language of the Flanders region, not French.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Lille

How much does a shared flat cost in Lille?
A room in a shared flat usually starts at €270 per month, with the average being around €450 per month. If you prefer to rent an entire apartment and find your own roommates, the minimum for a two-bedroom apartment (which can accommodate up to four students) is around €1200 per month.
Where to look for shared flats in Lille?
Use Erasmus Play to compare all available and verified rental listings. You can filter by the characteristics that matter most to you and choose your ideal accommodation without any worries.
How to meet people in Lille?
Joining ESN Lille you can meet other students while participating in activities such as excursions, visits to historical sites, and various sports matches. Also, Facebook and WhatsApp groups are great ways of connecting with others.
Why share a student flat in Lille?
Sharing a flat reduces rental costs, allowing you to live in convenient student neighbourhoods like Vauban, Masséna, and Wazemmes. The money saved can be used for travelling to nearby destinations in France, the United Kingdom, and Belgium.
How to choose ideal roommates in Lille?
It's generally best to find roommates with similar or compatible lifestyles to avoid conflicts. Also, if you want to practise French, look for French roommates. Living with native speakers will help you learn the language more effectively on a day-to-day basis.

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