#Room 4 Room description Bedroom 4 comes furnished with a single bed, nightstand, desk, and a built-in wardrobe. Apartment Description: Special Landlord Policies This 7th floor, 6-bedroom apartment in the Camins al Grau district has single- and double-bed rooms available to rent. The bedrooms are all exterior and come furnished with a bed, desk, and wardrobe; they are separated by a corridor which allows for added privacy. The 90 m2 apartment has a fully equipped kitchen and 2 full bathrooms to share. Located on Avenida del Puerto, you are in the heart of Camins al Grau. The apartment is well-connected to city by bus, with direct connections to the Universitat Politècninca and the beach. Right outside your door you can find all you basic amenities and a diverse food selection that includes Indian, Spanish, and delicious seafood. Details: - Property type: apartment - Floor area: 90 m2 - Floor: 7th - Number of bathrooms: 2 - Elevator: yes - Wi-Fi installed: yes - Wi-Fi activated: yes Landlord policies: - Speaks English: yes - Lives on property: no - Contract type: monthly - Deposit: 1 month's rent - Utilities: €40 per person, per month - Payment method: cash - Smoking permitted: no (only on balconies) - Accepted ages for tenants: 18-30 years old only Neighborhood information: Camins al Grau Your home between the beach and the city centre Overview Sun. Beach. Shopping. Architecture. Living in Camins al Grau, you get the very best of Valencia. Easy access to the mediterranean beach and the city centre. And the sinuous green snake that is the Jardí del Túria park. And the imposing sci-fi fantasy that is the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències. Sound like your thing? What can I do here? Go to Jardí del Túria... This 8-kilometre long park is in an old riverbed. Trees, flowerbeds, hedges, bridges and sculptures make it the best place in Valencia to walk, run or bike. You can also reconnect with your inner child at Parque Gulliver. Google it. Visit the stunning architecture of Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias. It’s a marvel of modern design. And it looks like a Geiger spacecraft sunk into a blue lagoon. Awesome. Wander to Playa de las Arenas to swim and soak up the sun on the beach. The promenade is lined with bars and restaurants. Sit down to a real Valencian paella as night falls and the locals come out to play. Blue Marina is a rooftop bar overlooking the city, the beach, the sea, the stars. Drinks start at €7 for a gin, rum or whisky. The drinks menu is ample, and they serve tapas too. Fried cheese with forest fruits for €5? We’re in. Foodie fact: Valencia’s most renowned dish, paella, originated here in the 19th century. Be sure to try some – for an authentic paella, get yourself invited to a Valencian friend’s house on a Sunday. Can I afford it? € (budget friendly) Transportation: - There are several bus stops nearby to get you around town. - The Ayora (L5, L7) metro stop is about a 15-minute walk away. Please note that the agency fee is 100 euro paid only in the first month...