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Home & Co Kiel, Kiel

1, Klein-Ebbenkamp, Kiel, 24149, Germany
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3.3 mi from City Center
( 17m. 39m. 1h 2m)
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University of Kiel | 2.82 mi
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parking
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Lounge
TV Lounge

About the Property

Hello from the northernmost city in Germany. Located on the Baltic Sea, Kiel is not only known for Kiel Week but also for its strong academic environment and high quality of student life. The location of Home & Co Kiel is especially convenient. Kiel University of Applied Sciences is just a two minute walk away, making it easy to move between lectures and everyday life. Public transport connections allow you to reach other educational institutions and city areas quickly. 

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the requirements for booking an apartment with the property?

  • Enrollment at a public or state-recognized university (including universities of applied sciences and vocational academies) within the catchment area of the student residence's location.
  • Individuals (professionals) with a temporary housing need in the local area of the property location due to work-related reasons, but only on the condition that the property is not fully occupied and there are still individual apartments available that cannot be rented to students.
  • There has been no previous rental agreement with the landlord, or in the property student residences, which was terminated by the landlord and/or by third parties commissioned by them.
  • There is no ban on entering any of the property student residences, which was issued by the landlord and/or by third parties commissioned by them.
  • Applicants do not currently occupy, nor have they previously occupied, an apartment without a valid rental contract or without the consent of the landlord and/or third parties commissioned by them.
  • There are no outstanding rent or other liabilities towards the landlord of any of the student residences.
  • The maximum total duration of residence has not been reached in any of the property student residences.

Please note that exceptions require a special application for hardship cases.
If not all requirements for obtaining a student residence spot are met or if not all necessary documents/records have been submitted with the application during the booking process, your application will not be considered. They will not send you a notification.
By signing/finalizing the booking of a student residence spot, you confirm the accuracy of the information you have provided and the fulfillment of the requirements for the application or obtaining of a student residence spot.
They expressly point out that obtaining a student residence spot and signing a rental agreement based on false statements regarding the eligibility requirements may constitute a criminal offense and could be prosecuted. Additionally, they reserve the right to contest any rental agreement concluded with them and/or to terminate it extraordinarily without notice.

How fast is the Wi-Fi in my flat/room?

They know how important reliable high-speed Wi-Fi is and always try to provide the best possible performance. The speed is 100 Mbit/s in almost all their homes. How fast the internet is in your location, you can also see at any time in their apartment cards.

Can I bring my pet?

Although they are great animal lovers, pets are unfortunately not allowed.

What should I do if something breaks or gets damaged in my apartment?

No worries, simply contact your local property team by phone or email and they will organize an appointment with you and their janitor to fix the problem.

How long can I stay with you?

Their rental period is specified on the website and in the booking portal, typically lasting 12 months. Due to their rotation policy, which complies with legal requirements for student housing, extensions can only be granted under specific circumstances and are limited to the duration of the regular study period. The maximum rental duration is restricted to the length of the standard study period. After you move in, you will have the opportunity to apply for an extension, provided the necessary conditions are met. They will inform you in advance about the process and the required steps.

I am a minor. Can I book with you?

Sure, even if you are not yet 18 years of age, you can still rent an apartment with them. After entering your personal data, the system automatically recognizes your age. If you are underage, the data of a parent or legal guardian is also required. After successful entry, your parent/guardian will receive an automatic email asking them to sign the rental contract as well. Once these steps are complete, you can easily finalize your booking.

Can I book an apartment as a professional?

Yes, there are several ways to book an apartment in their property residences. Their residences are primarily intended for student living and people in education. Students and individuals in education always have priority when allocating apartments. To book with them, students must provide valid proof of enrolment at a recognized educational institution, such as a university, college, vocational school, language school or training centre. In exceptional cases only, and solely if an apartment cannot be allocated to a student due to insufficient student demand, a unit may be rented on a temporary and fixed term basis to a young professional. In such cases, proof of employment must be provided. These rentals are limited in time and do not change the student-focused nature of the residence. Permanent or unrestricted rentals to non-students are not possible.

What is the general broadcasting fee (GEZ)?

The broadcasting fee, also known as "GEZ-fee", must be paid by every tenant in Germany. It is the fee that is incurred for the use of public broadcasting. The broadcasting fee is not included in the all-inclusive rent and is also not payable to the property itself.

Is there a pick-up service (e.g., from the railway station) on my check-in day?

No, unfortunately not, but you are welcome to contact their local property team if you have any questions about how to get to your residence.

Is there parking for bicycles?

Depending on the location, there are bicycle parking spaces in the underground car park or outside. If available, bike racks are listed under "Facilities" on the residence page. Please feel free to contact the local team for more information on parking.

Is there a parcel-reception service in the home?

Yes, if you are not at home, the onsite property team will be happy to accept your parcels and store them for you. You can come pick them up during their office hours.

What other services does the property offer its homes?

In all their homes, they offer the possibility to use free-of-charge rental items. These include cleaning supplies, sports equipment, ironing, etc. Additionally, they have in almost all their locations, a team onsite from Monday to Friday, who is there for you as a contact person. Their team also includes a maintenance person who takes care of all technical issues and repairs when needed.

Do I need insurance?

In principle, the conclusion of an insurance policy is not a mandatory requirement to reside in their apartments. Nevertheless, they are aware that accidents can happen at any time and that there can be significant costs when damage needs to be repaired. For this reason, they strongly recommend that all of their tenants conclude personal liability insurance. As it can often be difficult to choose the right insurance, they have partnered with Getsafe to help their tenants choose the right insurance. They have thoroughly tested and reviewed their services and can say with confidence that they are an excellent choice. With Getsafe you can easily find the appropriate insurance and enjoy a hassle-free stay with them - Easy Living.

Is a German bank account mandatory to live at the property?

In order to debit the monthly rent from your account, you need a SEPA-compliant bank account. If you do not have such an account, they recommend that you visit their partner Commerzbank and open a new bank account, easily and free of charge.

How do I move into my apartment?

Their local property team will arrange a move-in date with you which you can easily book online and thus choose your suitable time slot. They will share a link with you as soon as they have received all of your payments (service fee, deposit, first month's rent). On the day you move in, their team will welcome you on site, show you around the house and hand over your apartment. The official start of the rental period is always the first of the month.

What documents do I need to bring with me when I move in?

To move in, please bring your valid identification document (ID card or passport) and, if necessary, documents that you were not able to provide at the time of your booking.

When do I get my registration form/lessor's confirmation for my registration in the civil registration office?

Your property team will provide you with the registration form/lessor’s confirmation on the day of your check-in. Please note that they are not allowed to hand out this document any time before.

What is the civil registration office and why do I need to register?

Every citizen must register at their place of residence. This is required by law and must be done within the first 14 days of moving into the apartment (not after signing the lease). You can register your new residence at any residents' registration office - regardless of the district of residence.

What do I need to consider before moving out?

Their team will make an appointment with you for check-out. You will be contacted at least two weeks before you move out to arrange a preliminary inspection of your apartment to check the condition of your room together with you. Latest possible check-out time is 12 o'clock on the last day of your lease agreement.

How and when do I get my deposit back after I moved out?

After they have inspected your apartment together with you and you have no rent arrears with them, they will contact their accounting department and start processing the refund as soon as possible. The deposit refund may take several weeks in some cases, so they kindly ask you to be patient. You can always check your current processing status with your local team.
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Student Accommodations in Kiel

Kiel Student Apartments

Kiel is one of northern Germany’s most established coastal university cities, known for its fjord-side setting, maritime culture & a steady rise in international students each academic year. With Christian Albrechts University & Kiel University of Applied Sciences at the centre of the city’s academic life, the demand for Kiel student accommodation & student housing in Kiel remains consistently high. On-campus Studentenwerk housing fills quickly, so many students turn to off-campus student housing Kiel, where they find furnished rooms, WGs, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, terraces, fully furnished studios, Student rooms Kiel, & Student flats Kiel designed to suit different budgets & study routines. Whether students prefer a private studio, shared WG flat or student homes Kiel close to the city centre & bus routes, the city provides a mix of housing formats that balance privacy, flexibility & affordability for those exploring student accommodation in Germany.

Kiel has comparatively high rental costs, which is why the Wohnen für Hilfe programme offers a cost-saving alternative. The initiative pairs students with households in exchange for practical help, guided by the guideline of one square metre of living space for one hour of help per month. Amber eases down your process and helps you find the best student residence Kiel. Kiel offers everything from WG rooms & studentenwohnheim halls to private apartments in Kiel, student dorms & Studentendorf-style shared buildings, giving students multiple options that align with different study routines. The city’s compact layout, reliable buses, bike routes & proximity to the harbour mean students move easily between accommodation, campus, libraries, supermarkets & waterfront spaces throughout the week as they compare various student accommodation Kiel.

About Kiel

Kiel is the capital of Schleswig-Holstein & one of the best cities to live in Germany, most recognisable Baltic Sea cities, shaped by its maritime character, fjord-side spaces & a diverse academic community. Home to around 250,000 residents & a student population of 32,000-35,000, the city blends coastal living with structured neighbourhoods, organised transport routes and strong academic institutions. Students choose Kiel because it offers a predictable, easy-to-navigate lifestyle with supermarkets, libraries, cafes, green spaces & waterfront areas all within short distances. The city sits at the intersection of study life and maritime culture, making it attractive for international students seeking a place that supports academic focus while still offering relaxed outdoor environments & accessible daily routines. Its harbour, bike-friendly layout & compact streets create a practical rhythm for lectures, part-time work, errands & campus activities.

The average cost of living in Kiel ranges from €900 to €1,150 per month. The city maintains a safety index of around 60, an employment rate near 74%, a happiness score of 7 & a walkability score of 7.5. Kiel provides multiple accommodation options, WG flats, wohnheim rooms, private flats, WG-Zimmer that may be furnished or unfurnished, student halls Kiel & the Wohnen für Hilfe concept that reduces rent in exchange for household help. These options make it easier for students to align their monthly budgets, lifestyle preferences & study routines while student accommodation in Kiel.

Affordable & Best Student Accommodation Kiel

Students can explore a wide range of student apartments Kiel near Christian Albrechts University, the city centre & neighbourhoods connected to major bus routes. These residences typically offer furnished rooms, compact kitchenette setups, en-suite or shared bathrooms, WiFi, laundry facilities, study desks, wardrobes, bike storage, balcony, terrace, and communal lounges. Many of these Student let Kiel options are built around student monthly budgets and offer flexible lease durations for semester stays or long-term study plans.

Best Areas to Live in Kiel

1. Ravensberg (Stinkviertel): A popular student district close to Christian Albrechts University and the city centre. The area includes WG flats, student houses Kiel, Studentendorf arrangements & compact Wohnungs units. Rent typically ranges from €350 to €650.

2. City Centre (Innenstadt): Located near supermarkets, cafés, Sophienhof, Holstentörn and major bus routes. Apartments here provide furnished kitchens, internet and easy access to the Hauptbahnhof. Rent generally ranges from €500-€800, fitting students seeking central apartments in Kiel.

3. Wik: A quieter neighbourhood close to the waterfront with easy transport access. WG rooms and flats cost around €380-€700, ideal for students seeking peaceful student residence Kiel.

4. Gaarden: A multicultural and budget-friendly district offering WG rooms, older haus blocks and smaller apartments Kiel. Rents range from €320-€600, popular among students seeking cost-effective Kiel student housing.

5. Südfriedhof / Hauptbahnhof Area: Perfect for students who rely on regional trains. WG rooms and small flats usually range from €380 to €700, suitable for those exploring student housing in Kiel near major transport hubs.

Room Types Available in Kiel

1. En-suite Rooms: Private rooms with en-suite bathroom, shower and wc, plus study and sleeping space. Students share communal kitchens and gemeinschaftsräume. Suitable for those who want privacy within shared student accommodation Kiel.

2. Non-en-suite Rooms: Affordable rooms with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. Found in Studentenwerk wohnheim and WG houses, ideal for students seeking economical student rooms Kiel.

3. Studios: Self-contained wohnung units with kitchenette or pantry kitchen, private bathroom and study space. Suitable for independent students seeking private apartments for rent in Kiel.

4. 1-Bedroom Apartments: Separated living and sleeping rooms, private bathroom and kitchen. Ideal for long-term tenants and those preferring quiet Student residence Kiel.

5. Shared Apartments (WG - 2-4 Bedrooms): WG flats offering private bedrooms and shared kitchens, showers, dryers, washers and lounges. Suitable for students exploring affordable student housing Kiel & community living.

Cost of Living in Kiel

Living costs in Kiel depend heavily on the type of student accommodation in Kiel and its distance from the campus or the city centre. Students who choose Studentenwerk housing or WG rooms will generally pay less than those renting private studios or 1-bedroom flats. Here is an approximate monthly breakdown for students renting student lets or apartments for rent in Kiel:
1. Accommodation: €350-€780 per month
2. Food (eating out, mensa): €120-€220 per month
3. Groceries: €170-€250 per month
4. Transportation: €40-€60 per month (with a semester ticket)
5. Utilities (if not included in all-inclusive miete): €40-€90 per month
6. Internet & TV licence: €20-€35 per month
7. Leisure & nightlife: €60-€140 per month
8. Clothing & miscellaneous: €40-€100 per month

Because Kiel has comparatively high rents, the Wohnen für Hilfe programme offers an alternative in which students pay little or no rent in exchange for providing practical assistance to residents.

Student Travel in Kiel

Kiel’s transport system is reliable, student-friendly and designed for short commutes across the city.

1. Buses: A single bus trip costs €2.80-€3.20, while students with a semester ticket travel free in applicable zones. Outside those zones, discounted student fares bring costs to about €1.80-€2.20.

2. Cycling: Cycling remains the cheapest option, with average maintenance costs of €10-€20 per month. Many student halls and WG buildings offer free bike storage, and students get reduced rates on bike-share schemes and partner repair shops.

3. Walking: Most student accommodation Kiel is located within a 10-20 minute walking radius of supermarkets, libraries and campus buildings.

4. Regional Trains: Regional train travel typically costs €6-€14 per journey, but student concessions through DB discount tickets reduce fares by 25-50%, depending on route and schedule.

5. Ferries: Ferry fares range from €2.50-€4.00, with students receiving 20-30% discounts, plus off-peak reductions with the semester ticket.

Student Life and Tourist Attractions in Kiel

Student life in Kiel is built around its waterfront atmosphere, compact layout and active university community. Students spend days moving between campus, cafés, libraries and green spaces, while evenings are filled with social events and fjord-side activities. Students enjoy cafes like Café Fiedler & Café Resonanz, restaurants such as Kieler Brauerei & L’Osteria Kiel, & pubs including Pogue Mahone & Prinz Willy. Clubs like Max Nachttheater & Luna Club provide weekend nightlife.

Green parks, including Schrevenpark & Hiroshimapark, are ideal for picnics and study sessions. Students shop at Rewe, Edeka, Sophienhof & Holstentörn, and study at Stadtbücherei Kiel or Universitätsbibliothek Kiel. Healthcare is supported by Mohren-Apotheke, Rats-Apotheke, UKSH & St. Nikolaus Krankenhaus. Cultural highlights include Schifffahrtsmuseum Kiel, Zoologisches Museum Kiel, Opernhaus Kiel & Theater im Werftpark, some of the best places to visit in Germany.

Top Universities in Kiel for International Students

1. University of Kiel: It's one of the best universities in Germany with 25,000-27,000 students, known for marine sciences, law, medicine, engineering, computer science, environmental sciences, business and social sciences. The average semester fee here ranges from €300 to €350.

2. Kiel University of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule Kiel): A practice-driven institution with 7,000-7,400 students, offering mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, IT, media technology, design, maritime studies & social work. The average semester fee ranges from €300 to €350.

3. Muthesius University of Fine Arts and Design: A specialist arts university with 600-700 students. Popular fields include fine arts, industrial design, communication design, architecture and spatial strategies. The average semester ranges from €300 to €350.

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