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Accommodation for 4 people

€625 /month-person

location_on Via delle Bombarde - Florence

4 people Available 1 Sep 2-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 2 people

€800 /month-person

location_on Via del Moro - Florence

2 people Available 1 Sep 1-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 4 people

€550 /month-person

location_on Sdrucciolo de Pitti - Florence

4 people Available 1 Sep 3-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 2 people

€1.000 /month-person

location_on Borgo Pinti - Florence

2 people Available 1 Sep 1-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 4 people

€575 /month-person

location_on Borgo Allegri - Florence

4 people Available 1 Sep 2-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 3 people

€667 /month-person

location_on Piazza della Stazione - Florence

3 people Available 1 Sep 1-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 3 people

€667 /month-person

location_on Piazza della Stazione - Florence

3 people Available 1 Aug 1-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 3 people

€667 /month-person

location_on Piazza della Stazione - Florence

3 people Available 1 Sep 1-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 3 people

€667 /month-person

location_on Piazza della Stazione - Florence

3 people Available 1 Sep 1-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 4 people

€750 /month-person

location_on Via del Villani - Florence

4 people Available 1 Sep 4-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 2 people

€1.250 /month-person

location_on Via Toscanella - Florence

2 people Available 1 Sep 2-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 4 people

€650 /month-person

location_on Via Sant'Agostino - Florence

4 people Available 1 Sep 2-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 4 people

€800 /month-person

location_on Via Romana - Florence

4 people Available 1 Sep 4-bedroom flat
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Accommodation for 2 people

€650 /month-person

location_on Via Romana - Florence

2 people Available 1 Sep 2-bedroom flat

Renting Erasmus rooms in Florence: Complete 2026 guide

Oltrarno is Florence's bohemian, artisan district, across the Arno: workshops, lively squares and an authentic vibe that students love. Close to the centre but with its own personality.

In Oltrarno shared accommodation lets you experience the most authentic side of Florence at a good price. On Lupo Rooms you'll find verified rooms in Oltrarno with a clear contract and no fees.

Types of student accommodation in Florence

You will find different rental options in Florence to match your needs and budget:

🏠 Single rooms

Full privacy in flats shared with other students. Prices: €500 - €750 per month. Ideal for those who value their personal space in a high-demand city.

👥 Shared rooms

An affordable option sharing a room with another student. Prices: €350 - €500 per person per month. Perfect for making friends in an international city.

🏢 Entire flats

For groups of friends who want to live together. Prices: €800 - €1300 per month. More independence in the heart of Tuscany.

🛏️ Studios

Self-contained space with integrated kitchen and bathroom. Prices: €650 - €1000 per month. Maximum privacy for those who value quiet.

Best areas to rent a room in Florence

Location is key when you are looking for student accommodation in Florence. These are the most popular areas:

📍 Centro Storico (Duomo - San Lorenzo)

The heart of Florence, close to social life and to faculties such as Humanities and Architecture. High prices (€600-800) but a unique experience. Ideal for Università degli Studi students and art schools.

📍 San Marco - La Pira

Quintessential university district, home to the Political Science, Economics and Law faculties. Young vibe, well-connected. Mid-high prices (€500-700).

📍 Novoli - Careggi

Modern area hosting the Social Sciences campus and the university hospital. Very popular among Medicine and Law students. Mid-range prices (€450-600).

📍 Campo di Marte

Quiet residential area with good bus and train connections to the centre. Close to the Engineering faculty. Mid-range prices (€450-600).

📍 Gavinana - Ponte a Ema

Residential neighbourhood in the south of the city, well connected with the centre. Popular among students seeking peace and more affordable prices. Mid-low prices (€400-550).

📍 Rifredi

Growing university area, close to the Engineering faculty and the science hub. Good bus and train connections. Mid-range prices (€450-600).

📍 Oltrarno (Santo Spirito - San Frediano)

The most authentic, bohemian area of Florence, across the river. Full of bars, art workshops and alternative vibe. High prices (€550-750) but lots of charm.

📍 Coverciano

Residential area in the east, famous for the technical centre of the Italian Football Federation. Quiet and well-connected. Mid-range prices (€450-600).

Rental prices in Florence by area

Area Single room Shared room Entire flat
Centro Storico600-800€400-550€1000-1500€
San Marco - La Pira500-700€350-500€900-1300€
Novoli - Careggi450-600€350-450€800-1100€
Campo di Marte450-600€350-450€800-1100€
Gavinana400-550€300-400€700-1000€
Rifredi450-600€350-450€800-1100€
Oltrarno550-750€400-550€1000-1400€

Tips for renting a room in Florence as an Erasmus student

  1. Book well in advance: Florence has extremely high demand. The best Erasmus rooms in Florence are booked 3-4 months ahead. For the September semester, look in May-June. For February, in October-November.
  2. Always verify the accommodation: At Lupo Rooms all our rooms in Florence are verified in person to avoid scams, which are common in a touristy city.
  3. Check included bills: Some rentals include water, electricity, gas and internet; others don't. Filter by "Bills included" to avoid surprises, especially with winter heating.
  4. Read the contract carefully: Make sure you understand the duration, the deposit (usually 1-3 months) and the cancellation conditions.
  5. Ask about the distance to your faculty: Florence is walkable, but some faculties like Novoli or Careggi are a bit far from the centre. Check public transport (buses and tram).
  6. Required documentation: passport/ID, university enrolment, European IBAN and deposit. Some landlords ask for a guarantor, but at Lupo Rooms we work with flexible owners.

Advantages of booking your Florence accommodation with Lupo Rooms

  • check_circleAll rooms verified in person by our team. Quality and safety guarantee in a complex city.
  • check_circleNo hidden agency fees. The price you see is the price you pay, no surprises.
  • check_circle100% online booking from home. No need to travel ahead to secure your accommodation in one of the most in-demand cities.
  • check_circleSecure payment by card or transfer. We protect your money until you arrive in Florence.
  • check_circleMultilingual customer support throughout the process. We answer your questions quickly.
  • check_circleContracts tailored to Erasmus students (6-12 months, semester option available).

University of Florence and other institutions: faculties and campuses

The Università degli Studi di Firenze and other institutions have multiple venues spread across the city. We help you find accommodation close to your faculty:

  • Economics and Law faculty: Novoli campus (tram T2)
  • Humanities and Philosophy faculty: Piazza Brunelleschi (Centro Storico)
  • Architecture faculty: Piazza Brunelleschi and Santa Verdiana
  • Political Science faculty: Via Laura (San Marco area)
  • Engineering faculty: Via di Santa Marta (Rifredi area) and Via San Bartolo
  • Science faculty (Biology, Chemistry, Physics): Polo Scientifico di Sesto Fiorentino (outside the city, good bus access)
  • Medicine and Surgery faculty: Careggi (university hospital) and San Marco area
  • Accademia di Belle Arti: Via Ricasoli (Centro Storico)
  • Polimoda (fashion): Villa Favard (Libertà area)

Need help finding accommodation in Florence?

Our team of experts in student rentals in Florence can give you personal advice. We answer your questions and help you find the best option for your Erasmus in the Tuscan capital.

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Frequently asked questions about renting in Florence

What is Oltrarno like for Erasmus students?expand_more
Bohemian, artisan and authentic, across the Arno but near the centre. Ideal if you want personality and neighbourhood life.
How much does a room in Oltrarno cost?expand_more
Usually better value than the tourist centre. On Lupo Rooms you see the final price before booking.
Is there shared accommodation in Oltrarno?expand_more
Yes, shared student flats dominate, perfect for splitting costs.
How do I find a flat in Oltrarno?expand_more
Filter by Oltrarno on Lupo Rooms, browse the verified rooms and book with a contract.
Do I need to speak Italian to rent in Florence?expand_more
Not at all. At Lupo Rooms all listings are in your language and landlords are used to international students. Our bilingual team supports you throughout the process: from booking to solving any issues during your stay in Florence.
How long is the rental contract for Erasmus in Florence?expand_more
The most common are 6 to 12 month contracts, matching the length of your Erasmus grant. Many landlords accept semester stays (September-February or February-July). At Lupo Rooms we clearly state the minimum duration in each listing so you can pick the one that best suits your dates.
What documentation do I need to rent a room in Florence?expand_more
You will normally need: valid passport or ID, university enrolment or admission letter, European IBAN and a deposit (usually 1-3 months of rent). Some landlords may request an Italian guarantor, but at Lupo Rooms we work with owners used to international students who accept alternatives.
Which area of Florence do you recommend if I study Engineering?expand_more
If you study Engineering, the best areas are Rifredi (near the Via Santa Marta site) and Campo di Marte (near Via San Bartolo). For Medicine, the ideal area is Careggi (next to the university hospital). For Economics or Law, the Novoli campus is the best option. For Humanities, Architecture or Political Science, look in Centro Storico or San Marco.
What is public transport in Florence like to get to university?expand_more
Florence has a good bus network (ATAF) and a tram line (T1 and T2) connecting the centre with Scandicci, Careggi and the airport. The T2 tram is especially useful for students at the Novoli campus. Many students get around on foot or by bike since the centre is compact, but for outer faculties like Sesto Fiorentino or Careggi the bus is essential.
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