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Rooms for rent in Sergeli
Rooms to rent in Sergeli, in one list. The terms are settled directly between you and whoever posted the listing.
A room of your own is the cheapest way into this part of the city. The kitchen and the bathroom are shared, so who else lives there, how many of them there are and what the house rules say matter more than the size of the room itself.
Sergeli has become the fastest-building part of Tashkent: new residential estates have gone up across the south one after another, so this is where you can rent a flat in a new building for less than an old one costs in the centre. The overground metro line runs into the city centre directly through Sergeli and Qipchoq stations. The population skews young and family-heavy; in some estates the kindergartens, schools and shops open a while after the buildings do, so check that first. Before you rent, pin down which estate the flat is in and how many minutes it really is on foot to the station.
If you travel by metro: Sergeli is served by the Sergeli, Qipchoq, Oʻtkir, Qiyot (9-bekat) stations. Where a listing states how many minutes it is on foot to the station, you can filter on that as well.
Every listing carries a trust rating. It drops when someone reports the listing and a moderator upholds the report, and reporting one takes a single tap.
- Sergeli and Qipchoq stations
- Overground metro line
- New residential estates
- Young family neighbourhoods
- Low rent per room
Listings — Rooms for rent in Sergeli
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Frequently asked questions
- How do I find a room in Sergeli?
- Filtering by number of rooms does nothing when you are after a single room: set the price and the area, and read the rest in the listing text. Then open the one you like and contact whoever posted it — the platform takes no part in the agreement itself.
- What does renting in Sergeli cost?
- A room costs markedly less than a whole apartment, because the kitchen and bathroom are shared. Which is why we do not publish an average figure — sort the list above by price instead, and you see what people are actually asking today.
- Is there a commission or a service fee?
- No. The platform is free to search, to browse and to post on. Whatever you agree is settled directly between you and whoever posted the listing.
- How can I tell a listing is genuine?
- Each listing shows the poster’s trust rating and how far they have been verified. Listings where the passport and the ownership document have been checked carry a badge. Never transfer money before you have seen the property.