Wohnheim Tennesseeallee 14

Tennesseeallee 14, 76149 Karlsruhe

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Wohnheim Tennesseeallee 14
Tennesseeallee 14
76149 Karlsruhe
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Nearest stop/station (public transportation):
Synagoge or Lilienthalstraße

Overview

This residence hall has two buildings with 212 apartments and was finished in the winter semester 2012/2013. The buildings are in a green area surrounded by forests and parks with benches, where students can study outside or meet to chat and relax.
The Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (DHBW), the Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences (HKA), the Karlsruhe University of Education (PH) and the Karlsruhe State Academy of Fine Arts are located in the immediate vicinity.
The residence is a pure apartment building; each room is equipped with its own bathroom and kitchenette.

Operator
Studierendenwerk Karlsruhe

Places
212

Rent deposit
Upon conclusion of the contract, a deposit previously defined in the offer is due. The deposit from your account will be debited via direct debit on the 10th of the month of your move-in.

Duration of housing
All rental contracts are time limited, generally to eight semesters (three years), but in certain cases to one or two semesters. Extensions are possible in special circumstances.

Internet access
Yes

TV connection
Yes

Shared facilities
- Common area
- Washing machines/dryer (extra fee)
- Parking (16 EUR)
- Bicycle box (4 EUR)
- Bakery room
- Workshop

Shopping and infrastructure (supermarket, post office, bank, etc.)
Shopping opportunities are accessible within five minutes.

Special deals for international students
The international students in residence halls are supervised and supported by .

Special deals for students with children / families
The Studierendenwerk offers information and help for students with children.
Find more information .

Type of rooms

Application

Additional information
The Studierendenwerk Karlsruhe has operated with student self-administration bodies (SV) in its residences for decades. Tenants are appointed to be student residence speakers, members of the economic committee and tutors by means of a voting process conducted during a tenants' assembly meeting. These tenants are committed voluntarily to the student residence and its tenants, and are responsible for leisure activities, events and information.

The rooms in the residence halls are in great demand - especially at the beginning of the semester - and, therefore, are usually fully booked. The waiting list for a room is, unfortunately, very long, so it is strongly recommended that you apply for a room as early as possible. Applications can be submitted up to six months before the desired move-in date.