🏡 Student House in Turin: Private Studio Experience independence in our brand-new private studios, designed for those seeking maximum comfort and autonomy. This bright sanctuary offers a modern and functional retreat, perfectly balancing your personal privacy with access to high-end shared amenities. The studio features a private kitchen with an induction hob and microwave, a modern bathroom with a shower and bidet, and a living area furnished with a study desk and ample storage. 🏢 About the...
GymStay active with an on-site fitness center, equipped for all your workout needs.
Laundry roomDo laundry on your own time with easy-access on-site machines.
Movie theaterHost movie nights or enjoy films with friends in a cinema-style setting.
Social hubConnect with fellow residents in vibrant communal spaces.
Study areaQuiet, focused spaces designed for productivity and deep work.
- Age:No preference
- Gender:No preference
- Tenant type:Students only
- Suitable for couples:No
- Playing Musical Instruments allowed:Negotiable
- Pets allowed:No
- Smoking allowed:Outside only
The following documents are required to rent this place:
Proof of identity
Government-issued ID or passport.
Proof of enrollment or occupation
University enrollment certificate, internship or employment contract.
Strict cancellation
If you cancel:
- Within 24 hours of confirmation – Full refund of first month’s rent
- After 24 hours of confirmation – No refund
If you're ready to rent, here’s what to do:
- Select your dates to check availability.
- Click Apply to rent.
- Fill in a quick rental application and send an intro message.
- Add your supporting documents and payment details to pre-authorize a potential payment.
- If the landlord accepts your rental application, we’ll collect payment to confirm your stay. If they don’t, your payment will be automatically canceled.
At HousingAnywhere, in-person viewings are not supported — so everyone has an equal chance to rent, no matter where you are in the world. To help you make an informed decision, we recommend:
- Messaging the landlord on HousingAnywhere to ask any questions.
- Requesting more photos, video tours, or floor plans.
- Read up on Tenant Protection to learn how you’re covered if something goes wrong.
