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Shared apartments, spare rooms and roommates in Madrid

€490/month

Private room

Room at Calle de Josefina Carabias, Valdefuentes

€567/month

Private room

Room at Calle del Arenal, 28013 Madrid, Spain

€500/month

Private room

Room at Calle Jose Antonio Zapata

€600/month

Private room

Room at Calle Cuatro Amigos

€650/month

Private room

Room at paseo reina cristina, 23, 7ºC

€549/month

Private room

Room at Ferraz 33 1, 28008

€560/month

Private room

Room at Av. de los Toreros

€550/month

Private room

Room at Calle Gijón, Puerta del Ángel

€620/month

Private room

Room at Doctor Esquerdo, 120, 6º B

€599/month

Private room

Room at Ferraz 33 1, 28008

€550/month

Private room

Room at Bulevar de Indalecio Prieto, Valdebernardo

€600/month

Private room

Room at Calle Aquiles

€650/month

Private room

Room at calle santa teresa, 2, 3º izq

€580/month

Private room

Room at Calle de Rodríguez San Pedro, Gaztambide

€575/month

Private room

Room at Calle del Rey Francisco

€450/month

Private room

Room at Calle Mendivil

€559/month

Private room

Room at Ferraz 80 1, 28008

€570/month

Private room

Room at Calle de Ramón Gómez de la Serna, Peñagrande

€425/month

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Room at Calle Antonio Zamora, 28011 Madrid, Spain

€410/month

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Room at Calle Graena

Flatshare in Madrid

Heading to this Spanish city for Erasmus without knowing anyone can be overwhelming. Sharing a flat in Madrid can ease those nerves, because you'll move into a place where other students are already living.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Madrid17267€635
Residence Madrid229€989
Studio Madrid1489€1373
Entire place Madrid8932€2320
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Rent in Madrid is quite high since it’s the capital of Spain and the prices reflect the high demand for housing. If you want to live in popular neighbourhoods like Moncloa or Malasaña, sharing a flat is a great option to find affordable accommodation. Many students choose to share apartments to save money and enjoy Madrid's extensive leisure activities, making the most of their time in the city!

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Madrid

Here are some of the advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Madrid:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Madrid

  • Sharing a flat helps you save on rent and utilities, allowing you to live in popular neighbourhoods like La Latina, Lavapiés, Moncloa, or Malasaña.
  • You'll share your space with international students, which will give you the chance to live and learn about different cultures.
  • Meet new people right away; your roommates will likely become your first friends in Madrid.
  • If you go to Madrid to learn or improve your Spanish, having Spanish roommates can immerse you in the language.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Madrid

  • You’ll have to share common areas like the bathroom, kitchen, and living room. If having a private bathroom is important to you, look for rooms that include one.
  • Apartments can be small, especially if you have multiple roommates.
  • Without clear house rules, there's a high chance of disagreements.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Madrid

The European Commission has created an app where Erasmus students can access information, opportunities, and guides to make their mobility easier. In this app, you can share experiences and tips, find discounts and services, validate subjects, and even request new mobility options and complete the necessary procedures.

How to meet people in Madrid?

Your roommates will be the first people you will meet in Madrid, but there are plenty of other ways to expand your social circle in this Spanish city. Here are some alternatives:

Student associations in Madrid

Many universities in Madrid are part of ESN Spain, an organisation that supports Erasmus students. For example, you can join the ESN at Complutense University of Madrid, Rey Juan Carlos University, and Autonomous University of Madrid. ESNs organise various activities like sports (soccer, volleyball, basketball, running, etc.), multicultural meals, and fun events. They also collaborate with other ESNs from different universities for activities such as language classes, dance classes, theatre courses, and even escape rooms.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Madrid

On Facebook, you'll find groups for Erasmus students by host city or academic year, such as the "Erasmus Madrid". They’re great for connecting with other students before you even arrive. These groups post about upcoming events, activities, parties, trips, discounts, and sports clubs. They also provide answers to common questions about living in Madrid, like handling paperwork or setting up a bank account.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Madrid

WhatsApp groups are a popular way to meet people and share information. You can join these groups to connect with other students who have similar interests and make plans together!

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Madrid

Here are some keys tips to sharing a student flat in Madrid to ensure a positive experience:

  • Establish and respect house rules. Set clear rules from the start to avoid conflicts, especially about quiet hours, noise levels, visitor policies, and whether parties or smoking are allowed inside.
  • Winters in Madrid can be cold, so discuss heating usage with your roommates. Keep in mind that some flats in Madrid have central heating controlled by the owner.
  • Determine how to split the bills and remember to pay them on time!

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Madrid

How much does a shared flat cost in Madrid?
The average cost of a spare room in Madrid is around €500 per month. This is significantly cheaper compared to studio flats, which cost around €1300, or residences, which are about €1000 per month.
Where to look for shared flats in Madrid?
Use the Erasmus Play search engine to find a wide range of shared flats. You can choose to move into an already inhabited flat or rent an apartment yourself and find roommates on your own.
How to meet people in Madrid?
Living in a shared flat is a great way to connect with others from day one. Additionally, you can use specialised apps, join ESNs, or participate in Facebook and WhatsApp groups for students.
Should I share a flat or live alone in Madrid?  
Sharing a flat is a popular option among Erasmus students because it allows you to share your experience with classmates while saving on rent costs.
How to choose ideal roommates in Madrid?
Conduct interviews to get to know potential roommates better. Ask important questions like: Do they like to party a lot or prefer a quieter lifestyle? Is smoking allowed inside the apartment? This will help you decide if you want to live there and if they are looking for a roommate like you.

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