- 2 bedrooms, 3-room apartment of 55m² in Paris 58 Rue Pouchet
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Paris 17th Épinettes
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive850 €Security deposit850 €
- 3mos ago
Every room for rent in a flatshare across Paris and Île-de-France
A room for rent in a flatshare means a private room of your own inside a shared home: your door closes, the living spaces are shared, the rent is split. It differs from a bed in a shared room, where the bedroom itself is shared between occupants. This category gathers every listing posted by private individuals — owners or flatmates already in place — in Paris and the neighbouring départements, with rent, amenities and area detailed for each offer, from student rooms to spacious family flats opened up to sharing. You browse, you compare, you contact the advertiser directly: no agency between you and the home, no commission when you sign, and every listing available in both French and English.
- 4 bedrooms in a mixed-gender shared apartment 30 minutes from Paris
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94 Valenton Gare Valenton
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive550 €Security deposit550 €
- 3mos ago
- Quiet, bright room in a shared apartment – Paris 11
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Paris 11th
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive750 €Security deposit750 €
- 4mos ago
- Room for rent in Paris 10 with desk and storage
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Paris 10th Gare de l'Est
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive700 €Security deposit700 €
- 4mos ago
- Room for rent in Paris 12th arrondissement with bathroom
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Paris 12th Nation
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive880 €Security deposit880 €
- 4mos ago
- Furnished room for rent in a shared apartment – Paris 11
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Paris 11th Chemin Vert
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive850 €Security deposit850 €
- 4mos ago
- Spacious room, Paris 9e
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Paris 9th Montholon
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive950 €Security deposit1000 €
- 5mos ago
- Bright room in a quiet shared apartment
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Paris 20th
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive720 €
- 5mos ago
- Furnished room 13m² - Friendly shared accommodation - €497
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92 Bois-Colombes
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive497 €Security deposit860 €
- 6mos ago
- Furnished room in a friendly shared apartment, Eaubonne (95600)
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Paris
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive509 €Security deposit860 €
- 6mos ago
- Furnished room in a shared apartment - Paris 11th
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Paris 11th
- CategoryRoomMonthly rent all inclusive850 €
- 6mos ago
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Rooms for rent in flatshares have become the main gateway to housing in the Paris region: with studio rents where they are, sharing a flat means living better and more centrally for markedly less. This page brings together the private-listing supply for Paris and the inner suburbs — nothing stands between you and the person renting out the room, and every listing can be read in French or in English.
Who shares flats in Paris and the inner suburbs?
Almost everyone: students and apprentices stretching a budget, recent graduates in a first job, employees on assignment who want a base without a long commitment, newly arrived internationals looking for a furnished, ready-made home, and a growing number of thirty-somethings who simply prefer shared living and its generous spaces. Each listing states the profile the current occupants are hoping for, the intended lease length and the guarantee conditions — enough to filter fast, rule out the mismatches early and only visit the homes that genuinely fit your situation.
What does a room for rent cost from one area to the next?
The spread is wide and fairly stable year on year: according to LocService, expect €580 to €720 a month, utilities included, in the 19th and 20th arrondissements, against €800 to €950 in sought-after districts like the 6th or the 11th — with the inner suburbs often offering better surfaces at the same price. Inside Paris, rent control caps excesses and takes two minutes to check. Every range, district by district and town by town, is laid out in our guide to flatshare prices, updated for 2026.
How does contact work on this platform?
Simply: advertisers post their offer free of charge, in French or in English; you message them straight from the listing, with no middleman and no paid application file. Set an alert to receive the new rooms for rent posted in your target area — and if the right listing is slow to appear, reverse the process and post a request: hosts browse candidate profiles regularly and often make the first move. When several offers interest you, write the same day: rooms in the best-connected areas rarely stay online beyond a week.
Frequently asked questions
Can flatmates claim French housing benefit (APL)?
Yes: each flatmate can file their own claim with the CAF, provided their name is on the lease. The amount depends on the share of rent actually paid and on income; the application is made online as soon as you move in.
Single lease or individual leases: what changes?
A single lease binds all flatmates to one contract, usually with a solidarity clause; individual leases give each person their own contract, their own share of the rent and an independent exit. The second protects you better when someone moves out.
What is the solidarity clause?
A clause in a single lease making every signatory liable for the full rent if another stops paying. It ends at the latest six months after a departing flatmate has been replaced — check for it before signing.
How much notice to leave a flatshare room?
One month for furnished lettings; for unfurnished ones, notice is also reduced to one month in Paris and nearly all the inner suburbs, classed as high-demand zones. Notice is given by registered letter or handed over against signature.