I am pleased to inform you and propose the partial sublease agreement for a shared apartment, drafted in accordance with Article 8.2 of Law 29/1994, of November 24, on Urban Leases (L.A.U.). The partial sublease grants the right to share the entrance, living room, kitchen, terrace, and bathroom, while assigning a double bedroom. The room is equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, and furnished with a desk, chair, dresser, wardrobe, and double bed. The partial sublease agreement is drafted in accordance with Article 8.2 of Law 29/1994, of November 24, on Urban Leases (L.A.U.). This rental proposal is designed for tenants with work-related needs (remote work, teleworking, students, international programs, digital nomads, etc.), including those in national or international university programs (Erasmus, SICUE, FORTHEM), visiting professors, visiting researchers, and visiting PhD students. Under no circumstances is it possible to rent the entire apartment. The partial sublease is governed by Law 29/1994, of November 24, on Urban Leases (L.A.U.). Please note that this property is not a tourist accommodation and is therefore not regulated by tourism laws.

Welcome As a private landlord, I'm passionate about helping people work and experience the city, creating unforgettable memories and offering support by sharing my knowledge of Valencia and its surroundings. I love providing exclusive tips on the best places to work, study, visit, and discover hidden gems, as well as enjoy local culinary delights. Whether you're looking for recommendations on must-see spots or eager to immerse yourself in the authentic Valencian lifestyle, I'm here to guide you every step of the way as you work and live in Valencia. From suggesting vibrant music venues to relax after a day of work, to recommending immersive cultural activities, I am committed to supporting you throughout your experience of working and living in Valencia. For more information on the international programs at the University of Valencia, please visit the Student Office of the University of Valencia, located at Calle Blasco Ibáñez 13, 3rd floor. The partial subletting agreement for the apartment is governed by Law 29/1994, of November 24, on Urban Leases (L.A.U.). The property is not a tourist accommodation, so it is not subject to tourism regulations. Feel free to contact me if you would like more details regarding the terms of the partial subletting contract. I would be happy to connect with you via messages or phone calls to answer any questions you may have.

Just a few steps away Shopping: Mercadona and Consum Transport: Valenbisi (bike sharing), Av. Cid Metro Station, Bus Stop on Brazil Street Jardines del Turia – The Green Heart of Valencia One of the highlights of the location is its proximity to the Jardines del Turia, a linear park that runs through Valencia along the former Turia riverbed. This vast green space is perfect for studying and for sports activities like running, cycling, or simply relaxing. The park is also a wonderful spot to admire sunsets or sunrises with stunning views. Connection to the University and the City of Arts and Sciences Thanks to the excellent bike lanes in the Jardines del Turia, you can cycle through the park to reach the University of Valencia or the spectacular City of Arts and Sciences: a futuristic complex that houses the Science Museum, the Palau de les Arts (opera house), and the Oceanogràfic. Shopping – Feeding Central Market – A Journey Through Flavors and Modernist Architecture You can also easily reach the Central Market, one of the largest and most spectacular covered markets in Europe, renowned for its fresh products and magnificent modernist architecture. It’s the perfect place to immerse yourself in Valencia’s rich culinary culture. Mercado de Abastos – History and Modernity Close to Home Very nearby is the Mercado de Abastos, just a 9-minute walk away. This historic building, once Valencia’s main covered market, is now a multifunctional space hosting cultural activities and a public swimming pool. Its impressive architecture reflects Valencia’s past, while its modern conversion represents urban innovation.