Dvosoban stan na BW-BG Echo, Bul.kralja Aleksandra I Karađorđevića-(Savska)

The rent is €1,303 per month. The figure comes straight from the advertiser's listing and updates whenever they change it. Property type: Apartment. Size: 56 m². In Serbia, rent is usually paid monthly in advance, and the advertiser will tell you whether it is fixed in euros or dinars and whether building maintenance fees are included or billed separately.

The deposit is 1 month's rent, paid when you sign the lease, on top of the first month's rent of €1,303. A deposit in Serbia covers unpaid bills and damage beyond normal wear, and is returned at the end of the lease once the apartment is handed back in order. Record the state of the apartment with photos and a signed inventory on the day you move in, so the return of the deposit is never a matter of opinion.

The apartment is available from September 1, 2026, with a minimum lease of 12 months. Moving in earlier is sometimes possible if the previous tenant leaves sooner, so mention your preferred date when you contact the advertiser. Before you move in, agree in writing who pays which utilities, how the rent is paid each month and what notice period applies if either side wants to end the lease early.

The apartment is in Savski Venac, Belgrade, on floor 1. Property type: Apartment. The map on this page shows the area the advertiser marked, and the exact address is usually given when you arrange a viewing. When you compare rentals in Belgrade, check the commute to work or university, nearby shops and public transport, because they matter every day and they also affect how easy it is to find a flatmate or a replacement tenant later.

Furnishing: Furnished. Size: 56 m². Ask the advertiser for a list of what stays in the apartment, including appliances, and whether anything can be added or removed before you move in. Put that inventory into the lease, with photos from the first day, because it settles who owns what and what the deposit is held against when the lease ends.

Heating: Gas (per-floor). Heating is usually the largest utility bill for a tenant in Serbia, so ask how it is billed: central heating from the city network is charged per square metre all winter, while electric or gas heating is paid by use, which makes a big difference to what a cold month costs you.