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Santiago · Post by **Santiago** » Thu 12 Mar 2009 20:05

I'm trying to find out the average monthly rent for a fairly well-sized two-bedroom village house with no outdoor space. Unfurnished but in good order.

Any ideas?

thumbelina · Post by **thumbelina** » Thu 12 Mar 2009 20:12

What area, Santiago? To let all year round, or just for holidays?

Santiago · Post by **Santiago** » Thu 12 Mar 2009 20:36

Sorry, yes. Trouillas and to rent year round.

thumbelina · Post by **thumbelina** » Thu 12 Mar 2009 22:02

500 euros a month-ish sounds about right, I should think

carol sheridan · Post by **carol sheridan** » Fri 13 Mar 2009 00:00

I have been paying €500 a month for a 2-bedroomed gite with access to a 5-acre garden and a pool. It is very well furnished.
Before that, I paid the same for a 2-bedroomed flat overlooking the lagoon at St. Cyprien Plage. The first was just a 6-month winter let, but the second was for 10 months.
I don't think I would pay €500 for an unfurnished village house without a garden, for a year round let. But of course, that doesn't mean that someone else won't!
Have you looked at the adverts locally, or in Seloger?

thumbelina · Post by **thumbelina** » Fri 13 Mar 2009 07:17

I based my answer on the fact that someone I know rents a 2 bed unfurnished place - with terrace - for 550 euros not far from Trouillas. Maybe our new forum member, AI can offer some advice?

carol sheridan · Post by **carol sheridan** » Fri 13 Mar 2009 08:00

Advert alert - now we all know that Santiago has a house to rent!

thumbelina · Post by **thumbelina** » Fri 13 Mar 2009 08:00

Santiago · Post by **Santiago** » Fri 13 Mar 2009 08:28

Actually I don't. I'm still working out the finances. It's looking pretty tight.

rbg · Post by **rbg** » Fri 13 Mar 2009 09:06

400euros would be more realistic I think ? Unless the house is very high spec. What is the surface area?
The elec and gas etc will all have to be certified as "au norme" as well ..

Roger O · Post by **Roger O** » Fri 13 Mar 2009 12:07

rbg wrote:400euros would be more realistic I think ? Unless the house is very high spec. What is the surface area?
The elec and gas etc will all have to be certified as "au norme" as well ..

Heating included - it has an underground connex to Santiago's distillery!!

polremy · Post by **polremy** » Fri 13 Mar 2009 13:58

Roger O wrote:
rbg wrote:400euros would be more realistic I think ? Unless the house is very high spec. What is the surface area?
The elec and gas etc will all have to be certified as "au norme" as well ..
Heating included - it has an underground connex to Santiago's distillery!!

wot about "all the wine you can drink" as a little come-on?

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