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Flatshare in Poznan

PLN 950/month

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Room at Przemysłowa

PLN 1,700/month

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Apartment at Augustyna Szamarzewskiego

PLN 860/month

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Room at 28 Czerwca 1956 r.

PLN 950/month

Private room

Room at Sędziwoja

PLN 920/month

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Room at Seweryna Mielżyńskiego

PLN 900/month

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Room at Wierzbięcice

€814/month

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Apartment at ulica Seweryna Mielżyńskiego, Poznan

PLN 860/month

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Room at Górna Wilda

PLN 800/month

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Room at Henryka Siemiradzkiego

PLN 890/month

Private room

Room at Górna Wilda

PLN 900/month

Private room

Room at Ogrodowa

€814/month

Entire place

Apartment at ulica Seweryna Mielżyńskiego, Poznan

PLN 910/month

Private room

Room at Przemysłowa

PLN 860/month

Private room

Room at Wierzbięcice

PLN 900/month

Private room

Room at Henryka Siemiradzkiego

PLN 830/month

Private room

Room at Górna Wilda

PLN 980/month

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Room at Święty Marcin

PLN 900/month

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Room at Bolesława Limanowskiego

PLN 850/month

Private room

Room at Wierzbięcice

PLN 920/month

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Room at Strzałowa

Shared apartments, spare rooms, and roommates in Poznan

Poznan's low cost of living and international student atmosphere make it the perfect place to live for a while.

Available accommodationTotalAverage price
Private room Poznań316€221
Residence Poznań0
Studio Poznań1€600
Entire place Poznań75€705
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The locals are friendly and always willing to lend a hand. They’re welcoming to international students, so living in a shared flat here will be a great experience. If you’re lucky enough to have a Polish flatmate, you’ll probably make a lifelong friend!

Advantages and disadvantages of sharing a flat in Poznan

Here are some of the pros and cons of sharing a flat in Poznan:

Advantages of sharing a flat in Poznan

  • You’ve got plenty of rooms to choose from in various neighbourhoods. Just find the one that suits you best. Keep in mind that central neighbourhoods like Stare Miasto tend to be pricier than areas like Osiedle Jaggielonski, Łazarz, or Jeżyce.
  • You can pick between single rooms or shared ones with two or three people. These spare rooms can be in private shared flats or university residences.

Disadvantages of sharing a flat in Poznan

  • Your room will be the only space that’s completely yours, so decide if you want a single or shared room carefully. If you’re sharing to save money, make sure to chat with your roommate about finding some alone time for both of you.
  • Some landlords prefer leases of at least one year, so check the rental conditions closely.

Erasmus Apps for your exchange programme in Poznan

Want to make your experience in Poznan smoother from start to finish? Download some of the handy apps for Erasmus+ students. These apps offer plenty of information for your mobility to Poznan, helping you navigate the city and make the most of your stay. For instance, if you're into museums, you'll find that some offer free entry on Tuesdays!

How to meet people in Poznan

Once you arrive in the city, your flatmates will be your first companions. But there are plenty of other ways to meet people in this Polish city:

Student associations in Poznan

The Erasmus Student Network (ESN) has chapters at several universities in the city. For example, you can join ESN UAM Poznań at Adam Mickiewicz University or ESN Poznań (Politechnika) at Poznan University of Technology. These associations are fantastic for meeting students from around the world.

Facebook groups for Erasmus students in Poznan

Check out Facebook groups linked to ESNs. They are some of the most active and are great for finding out about activities and events. They offer a fantastic way to meet other students and immerse yourself in local culture.

WhatsApp groups for Erasmus students in Poznan

Students often create WhatsApp groups for more immediate communication. You'll likely find one to join, making it easy to meet people and plan activities. You can suggest outings like visiting the famous Manakin restaurant or exploring the lakes and parks of the city.

Tips for living in a shared apartment in Poznan

Here are some tips for making the most of your time in a shared apartment in this Polish city:

  • Use the money you save by living in a shared flat to travel to other Polish cities and experience more of the culture. ESN groups often have deals with low-cost airlines, making travel more affordable!
  • Poznań has a vibrant student life with plenty of activities. Just keep an eye on your expenses to ensure you can enjoy everything the city offers without financial stress at the end of the month.

Frequently Asked Questions about sharing a flat in Poznan

How much does a shared flat cost in Poznan?
Generally, the cost of a spare room in a shared apartment ranges from €100 to €700 per month. However, the average price for a single room is around €250 per month.
Where to look for shared flats in Poznan?
You can compare and find single rooms, shared rooms, and entire shared apartments on Erasmus Play. You can make a reservation 100% online and secure once you find the perfect accommodation for you.
How to meet people in Poznan?
You can join the ESN that corresponds to your university, such as ESN UAM Poznań or ESN Poznań (Politechnika). Also, there are various Facebook and WhatsApp groups available for Erasmus students.
What are the advantages of sharing a flat in Poznan?
Some key advantages include saving on rent and utility bills, choosing convenient neighbourhoods for students (like Stare Miasto, Łazarz, or Jeżyce), and living in a multicultural environment.
How to choose the ideal roommates in Poznań?
Ensure that everyone in the apartment has similar or compatible lifestyles, especially regarding daily activities and schedules. For example, if one person wants to party every day while another prefers a quieter lifestyle, it’s important to reach an agreement that works for everyone.

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