5 available houses and cottages for rent in Skellefteå kommun
5 houses in Skellefteå kommun found
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Frequently asked questions
How can I quickly find a house to rent in Skellefteå kommun?
To quickly find a house for rent in Skellefteå kommun, it's best to use an up-to-date housing platform like Bostadshub. You can filter your search by price, size, number of rooms, and availability date, which makes it easy to find suitable listings. Setting up a search alert can also help you get notified immediately when new houses are listed.
How much does it cost to rent a house in Skellefteå kommun?
The rental price for a house in Skellefteå kommun varies depending on the location, size and condition. The average rent for houses in Skellefteå kommun is 20464 kr per month. Depending on the location you can expect to pay between 6900 kr to 40000 kr per month.
What is included in the rent for a house?
What’s included in the rent can vary, but typically it covers access to the entire house and possibly the yard. In some cases, heating, water, or waste collection may be included, while electricity, internet, and insurance are often separate costs. It’s important that these details are clearly stated in the rental contract.
How many houses for rent available in Skellefteå kommun?
We currently have 5 house rentals in Skellefteå kommun available at Bostadshub - however, this changes daily, so please check back regularly to stay up-to-date with the latest listings.
Renting a house privately in Skellefteå kommun – what applies?
When renting a house privately in Skellefteå kommun, it's important to have a written rental agreement clearly stating the rent, notice period, and other conditions. Both the tenant and the landlord have rights and responsibilities under Swedish rental law, even in private arrangements. Always check that the landlord has the right to rent out the house.