7 available 1-bedroom houses for rent in Halmstad

7 available 1-bedroom houses to rent in Halmstad found

1 bedroom house of 77.0 m² - Cozy living space

1 bedroom house of 77.0 m² - Stylish comfort

1 room house of 77m²

Postvägen 1, 302 30 Halmstad, Sweden

7,500 kr / month

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1 room house of 15m²

Gymnasiegatan, 302 31 Halmstad, Sweden

3,700 kr / month

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1 room house of 11m²

Hederstiernas gata, 302 47 Halmstad, Sweden

3,800 kr / month

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1 room house of 25m²

Wallbergsgatan, 302 31 Halmstad, Sweden

4,490 kr / month

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1 room house of 26m²

Överstevägen, 302 35 Halmstad, Sweden

4,500 kr / month

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1 room house of 15m²

Muraregatan, 302 47 Halmstad, Sweden

4,490 kr / month

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1 room house of 35m²

Muraregatan, 302 47 Halmstad, Sweden

6,270 kr / month

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Frequently asked questions

What is the average rent for a 1-bedroom house in Halmstad?

The average monthly rent for a 1-bedroom house in Halmstad is around 4964 kr. Rental prices generally range from 3700 kr to 7500 kr, depending on the district, amenities, and size. 1-bedroom houses are typically ideal for singles, couples, or remote workers who prefer more privacy and outdoor space. Compared to apartments, houses often include private entrances, gardens, or patios.

What is the average size of a 1-bedroom house in Halmstad?

On average, a 1-bedroom house in Halmstad measures about 29 m². These homes typically include a separate bedroom, living room, kitchen, and bathroom. Many properties also offer a small yard, terrace, or garden area, which is ideal for those who value outdoor space.

How many 1-bedroom houses are currently available in Halmstad?

There are currently 7 1-bedroom houses listed for rent in Halmstad. You can browse all available options on Findallrentals and use the filters to refine your search by budget, neighborhood, and amenities.

Do you pay water bills in houses?

Yes, in most cases, tenants renting a house are responsible for paying their own water bills. This can vary depending on the lease agreement and local regulations. Some landlords may include utilities like water in the rent, but it's important to confirm this detail before signing the contract. Always check the listing information or ask the landlord directly during your inquiry.