The king-size East starts here: the largest of Paris parks, a canal you ride down by bike, and since 14 January 2015 the aluminium hill of the Philharmonie — a bed in a shared room hands the 19th what its spaces already promise: room for everyone, budget included.
The rules of the game, written before the first night
Before moving in, everything is set: a collective lease signed by each occupant, the monthly share with charges built in, the dates, the notice, the room's headcount. Only then come the assigned bed, the personal storage and the flat in common use. The order is non-negotiable, and every bed in a shared room published on the site respects it to the line.
Between canal and Buttes: a bed in a shared room, fully priced
The range goes €600 to €1,000 per bed, monthly rhythm, all inclusive — and the 19th camps squarely in the lower half: Ourcq, Crimée and Place des Fêtes rank among the capital's best deals, the immediate edges of the Buttes charging a little. Market bearing: €744 monthly and bills included, LocService's average entire room — the shared bunk stays below, comfortably so here. And the displayed amount settles the bed, full month, no side line.
Conservatoire musicians, students, newcomers: the 19th that welcomes
Conservatoire students and musicians of the Villette quarter, students heading for Condorcet, newcomers wanting a true neighbourhood without the centre's price: semester or season stays, cut for the mobility lease the household signs together — from one month to ten, deposit non-existent — and the free Visale guarantee standing in as guarantor in three clicks.
Your flatshare in the 19th keeps an empty place? Describe that bed in a shared room in a free ad — the month's share with charges built in, room fill, dates — and the East's flatmate candidates, musicians included, answer between two rehearsals.
Frequently asked questions
A canal-side bunk — urban camping, really?
No — it is housing in the full sense: written lease, stable address, tenant rights, bedding and storage of your own in a furnished room. The canal brings the scenery; the contract brings everything else, in black and white.
What is it that makes the 19th cheaper than its neighbours?
History and geometry: a working-class housing stock, newer and larger buildings, districts still becoming. At the scale of one room share, the difference shows immediately — and the fill, the storey or the closeness of métro 5 do the rest.
What is a listing worth with no visit possible?
Nothing: a place that can be visited neither on site nor by live video does not get booked. Add the other invariants — complete written terms with the share, charges comprised, dates, notice, fill; the head lease's and the owner's consent; payment after signatures — and the vast majority of traps collapse.
Conservatoire student, irregular income: how to sign?
Through the Visale guarantee, free and online, which covers paths without regular payslips; add the conservatoire enrolment or the engagement contract and an ID. The 19th's flatmate candidates build files of exactly that type all year round.
Your room near the Buttes has a free place?
Say it free right here: photos, the month's share with every charge taken in, the house tempo, dates. The East's flatmates in search reach out first-hand — zero commission, zero middleman, zero surprise.
