Bed in double room €3000 - Auronzo di Cadore, Via Cima Gogna 1

Student accomodation: shared bed in double room

The room

Double bed

Private bathroom

Television

Student housing shared bed in a double room furnished for short stays. The room is bright and practical, equipped with a comfortable bed, wardrobe and storage—ideal for students, workers or travellers seeking a mountain base. Shared use of the bathroom with shower and bidet; the gas heating ensures warm evenings. A calm, respectful flatshare environment suited to those who want a simple, comfortable stay in Auronzo.

The apartment

1 room

1 bathroom

3nd floor

Independent gas heating

Student housing: a furnished shared flat ready to use on Via Cima Gogna, Auronzo di Cadore. Located on the third floor of a small building, this accommodation offers a bright shared room within a communal flat, a bathroom with shower and bidet, and gas central heating for independent comfort—perfect for short stays. Common areas are tidy and practical, tailored to students, workers or families passing through who want a convenient mountain base without compromises. The furnishings are straightforward and functional, ideal for those who value practicality; the third-floor location provides a pleasant alpine outlook.

Limited beds available: contact me now to check availability and reserve your stay.

Energy class: B

Apartment amenities

Furnished

Bathroom amenities

Bidet
Shower

Tenant preferences

Tenant type:

Students

Workers

Families

Pets:

Not allowed

Area and Transport

The flat is in Auronzo di Cadore, in the heart of the Belluno Dolomites—an ideal base for hiking, skiing and outdoor activities. Via Cima Gogna is conveniently located for local amenities: shops, cafés and restaurants are within walking distance; the area is quiet yet well connected to the town’s main routes. For students and young workers it offers quick access to lift stations and trailheads; for families it provides a safe, pleasant setting for short stays. I am unable to provide exact distances to specific university campuses given the mountain setting.