





Sleeping area, renewable, 1-month notice period in 1669 Neirivue (Haut-Intyamon - 1669)
Property type:
House
Type:
Homestay
Rented area:
15 m²
Accommodates:
1 person
Number of bedrooms:
1
Reference:
668566
Sleeping arrangements:
1 Double bed(s)
Rent and conditions
Duration:
Minimum stay of 2 months
Security deposit:
C$528
Cleaning fee:
C$88
Description
Cozy mezzanine space located near the train station, offering a pleasant and peaceful setting by a river. This attic accommodation is situated in a recently renovated duplex with a warm, inviting atmosphere. It features new, high-quality bedding, a walk-in closet, with more amenities to be added soon. The space is open yet partially partitioned with privacy screens, and it is furnished and carefully laid out.The contemporary common areas include a bright, modern kitchen, a walk-in shower, and two terraces along the riverbank.This space is intended for one person only, within a home occupied by a maximum of three people. It is ideal for someone working in the region during the week and heading home on weekends, or for a professional looking for a unique, warm space in a quiet environment.Please note: there is no parking for cars, but motorcycles are welcome.
Property
- Shared bathroom
- Shared toilet
- Shared kitchen
- Shared living room
- Entrance hall
- Dining room
- Balcony / Terrace
- Kitchen
- Living room
Ideal tenant
Standard amenities
Additional amenities
House rules
- No smoking
- No pets allowed
- Self-cleaning required
- Unauthorized guests
- Couples not allowed
Location
Haut-Intyamon, Switzerland
- Train station
The exact address of the accommodation is only shared once the booking is confirmed.
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