Furnished rooms in the district of Baden

Yes. If you are looking to rent a room in a shared flat in Baden, you are in the right place: you rent your own lockable single room and share the kitchen, bathroom and laundry room with the other tenants. The difference to a classic flatshare: there is no casting and no application to your future flatmates. You pick a room, come to a viewing, sign the contract and move in. Every tenant has a separate rental contract with us, so you are not liable for the rent of anyone else.

Yes. We do not ask for an extract from the debt collection register. You can send us a rental enquiry even if you have entries. You need neither a salary statement nor a confirmation from your employer – a valid ID is enough. That sets us apart from the large real estate portals, where a clean register extract is usually a requirement.

All you need is a valid ID. You can choose between a viewing on site or a video viewing. No further documents are required to rent from us.

Yes, a personal viewing on site is mandatory, unless you are coming from abroad. If you cannot be here in person, please get in touch with us. We also offer video viewings.

Yes, you can move in as soon as the rental contract is signed and the rent and the deposit are paid, provided the room is available. A fast and uncomplicated move-in matters a lot to us. If you wish, you can move in immediately, usually within one to two hours.

Prices for rooms in Baden vary depending on location, neighbourhood, furnishing and size. With us, furnished rooms start at around CHF 850 per month. A modern furnished room costs about CHF 940 on average, and in central neighbourhoods prices are around CHF 990. Most furnished rooms in Baden therefore range between CHF 850 and CHF 1100 per month. Our listings show transparently which rent applies to each room.

In Switzerland the rental deposit is usually up to three monthly rents. At Apartment24 the deposit is only one monthly rent, and paying in cash is possible. That keeps your budget intact when you move in and makes the start in Baden easy.

Our furnished single rooms start at 10 m² and are fully equipped. Included are:

• Service charges and heating
• Electricity and water
• Table and chair
• Wardrobe and bedside table
• Shelf with storage space and storage boxes
• Bed and mattress from a Swiss brand manufacturer
• Fresh bed linen with pillow and duvet
• Lighting
• LCD TV
• WiFi

Crockery and kitchen utensils are not included. However, the utensils of your flatmates are often available and may be used after asking them.

The Serafe fee is not included in the rent: in Switzerland every household pays a levy for radio and TV. It is charged on top of the rent and stays the same whether you live alone or with others. You can find more information on the Serafe website.

The minimum rental period is one month. This makes our rooms suitable as a monthly room in Baden or as interim accommodation, for example during a fixed-term assignment, an internship or while you look for a long-term flat. After that you can give notice with a period of 14 or 30 days, so you stay flexible if your situation changes.

You can choose between a notice period of 14 or 30 days – please let us know your preference before the contract is concluded. Notice is given to the middle or the end of a month. The tenancy cannot end between 1 December and 15 January. If your date falls within this period, the tenancy automatically ends on 15 January. You can send the notice through the Apartment24 app or by registered post.

Smoking, animals and drugs are not permitted in our properties. These rules apply to all tenants and keep living together in the flat pleasant for everyone. Some properties also have outdoor parking spaces or spaces in an underground garage. These are usually not included in the monthly rent and can be rented separately, subject to availability.

Yes, at almost all of our properties registering the address as your official residence is straightforward. You can use the rental contract you receive from us directly for the registration. Register your move within 14 days online via eUmzug or in person at the Baden town office. If you are moving from abroad, you have to register with the town in person. In the few exceptions we tell you transparently in the listing and before the contract is signed.

At many of our rooms you can register as a weekly resident. This is particularly relevant for people who work in Baden or the surrounding region during the week but keep their main residence in another municipality. Whether this is possible at a specific property is stated in the listing, or you can ask us directly with your enquiry. Please also clarify the required documents with the municipality in charge.

With a sublet there should always be a written contract. It is also important that the main tenant has the consent of the property management or the landlord. The deposit should be handled correctly as well. In Switzerland a rental deposit is normally not paid into a private account but into a blocked rental deposit account at a Swiss bank. The usual amount is up to three monthly rents – at Apartment24 only one monthly rent is due.

Yes. Baden is a good base both for commuters and for students at universities in Zurich. Baden offers an ideal mix of a central location, a high quality of life and excellent transport links. If you work or study in Zurich, for example, living in nearby Baden is considerably cheaper. A look at our furnished rooms in Zurich is worthwhile for comparison. You will also find available rooms in neighbouring municipalities, such as our furnished rooms in Spreitenbach or our rooms in Wettingen.

Popular neighbourhoods for renting a room in Baden are the old town, the Bäderquartier on the Limmat, Dättwil, Rütihof, Kappelerhof and Meierhof, as well as Turgi, which has been part of the town since 2024. The old town suits everyone who values short distances to the station and to city life. In Dättwil and Rütihof you live more quietly, with forests and green spaces right on your doorstep.

In Baden the fee-paid «Badener Abfallsack» waste bag is mandatory. It is sold by most retailers. Paper, cardboard, glass and bulky waste are disposed of separately. You can find all the details in the waste disposal overview of the City of Baden.