1 rom rom av 12 m² i Trondheim

Hi guys ! A room will be free from the end of June in our cosy house by the river, and we are looking for a new flatmate :) What we expect: We are very open to meet new people, but want to give the room to someone that is planning to stay in Trondheim for a while (one year is a minimum, more is a plus). You need to be used to live with other people, be commited to cleaning duties, and show respect / care for your fellow roomies on a daily basis. We would prefer to rent this room to a girl in order to have a balance in the flat but its not mandatory 😊. It is also a definitive plus if you are social at home with people you live with and show a bit of interest apending some time together, like around a cup of coffee or eating dinner together. We are all working and would like to rent the room to someone that is in a similar life phase, but we are open to get a student in the flat if they match the general vibes. Its not common to throw parties in the flat, but really ok to invite people over for dinner if man says so in advance 😊 Who we are: Per Eigil is nice and tall Norwegian in his 30s working in customer service for a telephone operator. He is also putting his delicious voice to use by singing in a choir. Geske is a German girl in her late twenties working at NTNU as a PhD in physiology, hard working and super outdoorsy / into running, but also often spending time at home. And she has a canoo 😍 Guillaume is a French guy that looks like a teenager although being in his 30s, finishing his PhD in litterature and teaching French litterature at NTNU. In his free time he likes to climb, play music and write songs, drink beers and meet friends ! Thomas is french as well, soon 27, works at Trondheim kommune in the transportation department and likes to climb, play guitar, go to sauna sessions, and meet friends with a beer or coffee (but mostly beer) in his free time. Some advantages of living in Elvegata 15D: - Flexible move -in date - Large lovely garden! - We have a nice living room with both a dining table and a sofa corner. - Low rent - Centrally located: short distance to the square and central bus connections. - Large freezer - Fireplace and wood for the coldest evenings (helps with the electricity bill) - All furnitures needed in the room There are wardrobes belonging to the room in the hallway directly outside, which frees up a little more space in the bedroom. If you have any further questions about the place or us who live there, just send us a message! Hope to hear from you 🙂 Guillaume and Thomas get in touch by e