43 available apartments for rent in La Ciotat

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43 available rental apartments in La Ciotat found

    1 bedroom apartment of 25.04 m² - Cozy living space
    1 bedroom apartment of 25.04 m² - Stylish comfort
    1 bedroom apartment of 25.04 m² - Your new rental home
    1 bedroom apartment of 25.04 m² - Excellent rental offer

    1 room apartment of 25m²

    152 Rue Bouronne, 13600 La Ciotat, France

    510 € / month

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average price of renting an apartment in La Ciotat?

The average monthly rent for an apartment in La Ciotat is around €. Prices typically vary from € to €, depending on size, location, and features like balconies, elevators, or parking. Apartments in central neighborhoods are often more expensive, while budget-friendly options are available in surrounding districts. You can find listings suited for individuals, couples, and families.

How many apartments are currently available in La Ciotat?

At the moment, there are apartments listed for rent in La Ciotat. This includes studios, 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and larger units across different parts of the city. Whether you're searching for a modern apartment with amenities or a more basic unit, there is a wide range of choices. Use filters on Findallrentals to narrow your search by price, size, or location.

Are there affordable apartments to rent in La Ciotat?

Yes, La Ciotat offers many affordable apartments, especially outside the most central districts. Neighborhoods with good public transportation often provide lower prices while staying connected to the rest of the city. On Findallrentals, you can use the price slider to find apartments that match your budget. Be sure to check listings frequently, as the most affordable options go quickly.

Is La Ciotat a good city for apartment living?

La Ciotat is a great place to rent an apartment thanks to its diverse neighborhoods, reliable infrastructure, and range of available housing. Many people choose apartment living for convenience, lower maintenance, and access to city life. Whether you need a cozy studio or a spacious unit for your family, you'll find many suitable options. Amenities like elevators, shared gardens, and private balconies are often included.

Are apartments required to have carbon monoxide detectors?

In many cities and countries, landlords are legally required to install carbon monoxide detectors in rental properties that have gas appliances or heating systems. These devices help protect tenants from dangerous gas leaks. However, laws can vary depending on the region, so it's important to ask your landlord or check local regulations. Always make sure your rental includes proper safety equipment before moving in.