Via Gaspara Stampa, Rome
Via Gaspara Stampa, Rome
- Size
- 40
m² - Bedrooms
- 1
bed
€ 1,200 euros month
Available from
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Piazza Lodi, Rome
Piazza Lodi, Rome
- Size
- 50
m² - Bedrooms
- 2
beds
€ 1,700 euros month
Via del Mattonato, Rome
Via del Mattonato, Rome
- Size
- 64
m² - Bedrooms
- 1
bed
€ 1,700 euros month
Via di San Francesco a Ripa, Rome
Via di San Francesco a Ripa, Rome
- Size
- 70
m² - Bedrooms
- 2
beds
€ 2,200 euros month
Available from
Via Prenestina, Rome
Via Prenestina, Rome
- Size
- 28
m²
€ 1,500 euros month
Available from
Via Prenestina, Rome
Via Prenestina, Rome
- Size
- 28
m²
€ 1,400 euros month
Available from
Via Carlo Pisacane, Rome
Via Carlo Pisacane, Rome
- Size
- 5
m² - Bedrooms
- 1
bed
€ 2,100 euros month
Available from
Via Raffaele Balestra, Rome
Via Raffaele Balestra, Rome
- Size
- 17
m² - Bedrooms
- 2
beds
€ 620 euros month
Available from
Via Luigi Mancinelli, Rome
Via Luigi Mancinelli, Rome
- Size
- 40
m²
€ 900 euros month
Viale del Vignola, Rome
Viale del Vignola, Rome
- Size
- 70
m² - Bedrooms
- 1
bed
€ 1,800 euros month
Viale delle Medaglie d'Oro, Rome
Viale delle Medaglie d'Oro, Rome
- Size
- 40
m² - Bedrooms
- 1
bed
€ 1,250 euros month
Via Faleria, Rome
Via Faleria, Rome
- Size
- 5
m² - Bedrooms
- 2
beds
€ 2,400 euros month
Useful information about renting in Rome
Looking for rentals in Rome? This vibrant city offers various neighborhoods perfect for finding your ideal accommodation. When looking for an apartment for rent, remember that most contracts require a deposit and proof of income. Thanks to excellent public transportation, even suburban areas are attractive for more affordable housing solutions.
Cost of living in Rome
Understanding the cost of living matters before you move. Beyond rent, plan for a monthly public-transport pass, groceries, utilities and the usual move-in costs such as a deposit and the first month upfront. The verified rooms, studios and apartments listed on this page show the real, current rent in Rome — you talk directly to the landlord, with no agency fee.
What makes Rome interesting for renters
Rome is a dynamic city with a very active rental market: university students, young professionals and international families look for a home here every month. Availability is high year-round, peaking between June and September with the start of the academic year.
The most sought-after neighbourhoods in Rome are those well connected to the metro network and close to the university campuses. The most popular property types range from single rooms in shared apartments to two-room flats for young professionals, with furnished studios for medium and short stays.
As of 2026, RentYourNest lists 5,238 verified rentals in Rome, from €650/mo (RentYourNest data).
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How much does it cost to rent in Rome?
Rent in Rome starts from €650/mo, based on 5,238 active RentYourNest listings (2026).
Which are the best areas for students in Rome?
The best areas for students in Rome are those within 10-15 minutes of the main universities and well served by public transport. They typically offer the best price-quality ratio for single rooms and shared flats.
Can I rent directly from a private landlord in Rome?
Yes. On RentYourNest you can talk directly to the landlord: no agency middleman, no search commission. The contract is generated based on local regulations and signed online.