2 apartments for rent in Eura
2 apartments in Eura found
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How many apartments for rent available in Eura?
We currently have 2 apartment rentals in Eura available at rentola - however, this changes daily, so please check back regularly to stay up-to-date with the latest listings.
How can I quickly find a rental apartment in Eura?
The fastest way to find a rental apartment in Eura is to use the Rentola service. With Rentola, you can easily browse current rental apartments from different parts of Eura and filter your search by price, size, or number of rooms, for example. You can also create a search alert that will automatically notify you when new suitable apartments are published — this way, you ensure you can apply for the apartment among the first.
What is the average rental price for an apartment in Eura?
Rental prices in Eura vary depending on the area, the size, and the condition of the apartment. The average rent for apartments in the Eura area is 624 EUR per month. Depending on the location, the rent may range from 450 EUR to 797 EUR per month.
How is a rental agreement for an apartment terminated in Eura?
Termination of a rental agreement for an apartment is usually done in writing by the tenant. In Finland, the typical notice period for terminating a rental agreement is one calendar month unless otherwise agreed. The notice must be given to the landlord in time, and the tenant is obliged to return the apartment to the landlord in good condition at the agreed time.
What does insurance included with a rental apartment cover in Eura?
It is usually the responsibility of the tenant to obtain their own home insurance. Home insurance often covers the tenant’s personal belongings against damage as well as liability insurance if damage is caused, for example, to the landlord’s property. The landlord often has their own insurance for the building or apartment, but it does not cover the tenant’s belongings. It is important to carefully review the insurance terms.