Room in Händel for Sublet (German students only!)

Händel-Wohnheim is located in Herdern, by bike its only 10 min to the Altstadt. Herdern is a cute and quite neighborhood, perfect for a little walk. The Zähringerpark is very close by where you can play tabletennis and football or simply hang around. Nature like the Liebelingswiese is easily accessible. Händel-Wohnheim has a garden and a big community with lots of different offers to engage with the other people around and have some fun while doing Yoga, playing Volleyball and lots of other things you can think of:) Several supermarkets are within a 5-minute walk, as is the Okenstrasse train station.

In the next time there will be a lot of change in our flat.

Sandi and I, Babsi, will go on Erasmus for the next semester, thats why we will sublet our rooms. Marvin and Mert sadly leave us:(

The three of us who stay are:

Anna-Maria (24) is from Northern Ireland, and just started studying Liberal Arts and Sciences. She has a lot of interests, so you might find her somewhere in nature, playing music, meeting friends, or in the kitchen after forgetting to cook and then making avocado toast, again.

Arjun (29) aka chef makes the most delicious Indian food ever. Also, he can play nearly every kind of instrument and produces music himself. He likes to watch movies, in his room alone or together in our 'living room'. He also gives great hugs.

Alina (27) is a Frohnatur. She does food sharing and likes to play table tennis, theater, inline-skating, cooking among maany other things. She is from Germany and studies social work.

So to sum it up: You will live with Arjun, Alina, Anna-Maria, two people that the SWFR will choose for the international rooms, and one further sublet for Sandi's room;)

It is important to us that we take care of each other. You'll always find someone in the WG who will listen to you. So you should definitely be looking for a home, someone who wants a Zweck-WG doesn't fit in with us. The kitchen is our meeting place: We don't just cook and eat here, but above all we talk. If you want to see someone, go to the kitchen! We are all very busy with our lives, so planned meetings where everyone is present are rather rare, so be spontaneous! If you want to eat together, then go to the kitchen and see who's eating with you; if you want to watch a movie, then ask who's there and look at the movie list to see which movie is on next. If you have any other ideas, suggest them and there will always be someone who is up for it:D

In short: You fit if...
- You like being with people and are open to different things
- If you don't just want to surround yourself with German potatoes
- If you want to live in a colorful shared flat where you can also diligently hang/plant/glue/grow things/whatever you can think of
- If you want to get involved and be there for others, but don't have to give up your life to do so
-If you can deal with a little chaos but still stick to the cleaning schedule
(- if you are a German student)
We are an international flat, therefore it is really important that you can speak English, your casting will be in English as well:) Needless to say, we do not tolerate any kind of racism, sexism, homophobia, discrimination, etc.- if you want to be our flatmate it should go without saying that you are open-minded and enjoy meeting people from different backgrounds, cultures, etc.

We are excited to get to know you as our new flatmate!!

As we are living in a studentdorm we have to stick to certain rules. That's why, unfortunately, we can only cast German students as potential flatmates. We are sorry if you are not German or a student, but then we cannot consider you and therefore will not answer.