✨ House Tour in Germany 🇩🇪 | What €1600 Rent Gets You! | Abroad Ki Dunya ✨

Welcome back to Abroad Ki Dunya! 🌍 In today’s video, I’m giving you an exclusive house tour of my apartment here in Germany — and YES, we pay €1600 rent every month! 😱💸 👉 What’s Inside This House Tour? 🏠 Full walkthrough of each room 🛋️ Living room, kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, balcony — everything in detail 📏 Size & layout — is it big enough for the price? 💰 Monthly costs: rent + utilities + internet 📍 Location details — which city & neighborhood ✨ Tips on what to check before renting a flat in Germany 💡 Is it worth paying €1600 in Germany for this apartment? Whether you’re a student, a working professional, or a family planning to move to Germany — this video will help you understand how much you might spend on housing and what to expect for this price range. ✅ Quick Highlights: 📏 Approx. size: 70–90 m² 🛋️ Modern furnished living area 🍳 Fully equipped kitchen 🛁 Bright bathroom with bathtub 🛏️ Cozy bedroom + wardrobe space 🌿 Small balcony with city view 💡 Additional costs: electricity, internet, heating 💸 💡 Rent Breakdown: Basic Rent (Kaltmiete): ~€1300 Utilities (Nebenkosten): ~€200 Internet & extras: ~€100 👉 Total: ~€1600 per month 📌 Important Tips: ✔️ Always check your rental contract — understand warm rent (Warmmiete) vs cold rent (Kaltmiete). ✔️ Be ready to pay a deposit (Kaution) — usually 2–3 months’ rent! ✔️ Many apartments are unfurnished — so plan for furniture costs too. ✔️ Popular cities like Munich, Frankfurt, or Stuttgart can have even higher rents! ✨ Why did we choose this flat? We wanted a safe, quiet neighborhood with good public transport and a modern interior. Yes, €1600 is not cheap — but comfort, location, and peace of mind were worth it for us! 👉 Watch till the end to see every corner and get real insight into German housing costs! If you find this video helpful, **LIKE 👍, COMMENT 💬, and SUBSCRIBE 🔔 to Abroad Ki Dunya for more real-life experiences about living, working, and studying in Germany! 🇩🇪✨ 👇 Comment below: How much rent would you pay for this flat? Do you think €1600 is too much or fair in Germany? Let’s discuss! 🏡💬