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HAB 04105, Leipzig

Name: HAB 04105, Leipzig
Address: 04105, Leipzig, Saxony, 04105, DE
Telephone: +918035735724
Price range: €580/week - €800/week

04105, Leipzig, 04105, Germany

From

€580

per month

1.0 mi from City Center

( 5m. 20m. 23m)

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Lancaster University Leipzig | 0.95 mi

SRH University Leipzig Campus | 2.07 mi

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About the Property

This property is located at Berliner Straße 22 in Zentrum-Nord, Leipzig, a central district just north of the city centre. The area is well connected to public transport, with tram stops and Leipzig Hauptbahnhof (the main train station) within easy reach, making it simple to travel around the city. The neighbourhood has a mix of shops, cafes, and services nearby, and parks such as Arthur-Bretschneider-Park are close for outdoor walks and leisure. Leipzig itself is a city known for its cultural heritage, green spaces, and a range of dining and entertainment options.

This property offers a practical living option in a connected part of Leipzig, with essential amenities and easy access to city life close by.

Room Types (2)

Clear

All (2)

4B (1)

Studio (1)

4B

An apartment with four bedrooms, a living room, kitchen, and bathroom

Private Room (07003)

Starting From:€580/month

Private Room

Shared Bathroom

Shared Kitchen

Studio

All-in-one space with a bedroom, private bathroom, living area, and kitchenette — Ideal for complete independence

Studio (05001)

Starting From:€800/month

Studio

Entire Place

Private Bathroom

Private Kitchen

Amenities

Shared Community And Utilities

Community Area

Meeting Room

Property Services

Laundry Room

Outdoor Features

Rooftop

Courtyard

Bills Included

Water

Electricity

Gas

Maintenance

Internet

House Rules

Room allocation

Students can indicate specific room number or location preferences during the booking process, and the Amber team will accommodate these preferences wherever possible, based on availability.

Check in guide

Approximately 2–4 weeks prior to the scheduled move-in date, students will receive check-in instructions via email. This communication will include the steps required to select a check-in date and time slot, complete necessary documentation, and settle any outstanding payments prior to arrival.In case of any questions or queries, please feel free to contact the Amber team, and our team will assist to ensure a smooth check-in process.

Renewal policy

Students who wish to extend their stay can contact the Amber team for renewal or rebooking at the same accommodation. Our team will support the renewal process and help students secure a suitable room of their choice. Students are encouraged to reach out early to ensure they can rebook the same room or another room of their choice at the same property.

Early check in policy

Early check-in requests can be shared in advance with the Amber team. Our team will do a feasibility check to facilitate early check-in requests based on room readiness and availability. Additional charges may apply where applicable.

Payment and Fees

Security Deposit

1. You need to pay 1.5 times the rent as a deposit to secure your room with the property. 2. This will be refundable in 2 months after you move out less any deductions and pending charges. Note: Any refund to a Non-EU bank account will generate a fee of €100.

Pay In Instalment

Rent needs to be paid monthly, in advance.

Mode Of Payment

Online Payment & Bank Transfer.

Guarantor Requirement

To book an accommodation no guarantor is required.

Additional Fees

1. You need to pay €150 as membership fees at the time of booking. This fee is non refundable. 2. Not included in your rent (Germany): The TV and Radio Tax, or Rundfunkbeitrag, is mandatory by German law and costs €53 for every 3 months. This is shared by all tenants in the flat. Property cannot take care of the payment on behalf of tenants, but you can share the costs with your flatmates.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Leipzig expensive to live in?

Leipzig is generally considered more affordable compared to other major German cities like Berlin, Munich, or Frankfurt. Housing costs, in particular, tend to be lower, making it an attractive option for students, young professionals, and families. While prices have risen slightly in recent years due to the city’s growing popularity, Leipzig still offers a good balance of affordability and quality of life. Groceries, dining, and public transportation are also reasonably priced, helping residents maintain a comfortable lifestyle without the high living expenses found in larger metropolitan areas.

What is public transport like in Leipzig?

Public transport in Leipzig is efficient, affordable, and well connected. Operated by Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe (LVB), the system includes trams, buses, and regional S-Bahn trains, making it easy to travel within the city and to nearby areas. Trams are the most popular and run frequently, covering all major districts. Leipzig Hauptbahnhof serves as a central hub for local and long-distance travel. With various ticket options and a bike-friendly system, getting around Leipzig is convenient and accessible.

What are some fun things to do in Leipzig?

Leipzig offers a wide range of activities for different interests. The historic city centre features landmarks such as St. Thomas Church, Leipzig Market Square, and the Mädler Passage. Clara-Zetkin Park provides expansive green spaces ideal for picnics, cycling, and relaxing at riverside cafés. The Leipzig Zoo is a popular attraction, known for the Gondwanaland tropical rainforest hall. Art and culture lovers can visit the Museum of Fine Arts or explore the creative district of Plagwitz. The Völkerschlachtdenkmal offers panoramic city views, while the music scene ranges from classical concerts at the Gewandhaus to indie performances at venues like Conne Island. For outdoor leisure, Cospudener See is a nearby lake ideal for swimming and beach activities during summer.

I am a student looking for rooms in Leipzig. What type of documents do I need?

Students moving to Leipzig are typically required to provide proof of identity, proof of enrolment, and proof of income or financial support. Depending on individual circumstances, additional documents such as an employment contract, visa, or residence permit may also be required.