Homes for rent in Le Kram

15 listings found

This page brings together everything let as a home in Le Kram: apartments, studios, floors of houses and whole houses. It is the right way in for anyone looking for a house to rent in Le Kram or a ground floor with a courtyard, because many owners in the district let part of their own house rather than an apartment in a block.

Around fifteen listings are online, posted by private owners and agencies, and you contact the advertiser directly from the listing. To compare with the rest of the capital, the page of rentals in Tunis governorate covers every delegation.

House to rent in Le Kram and Khereddine

Demand for a house to rent in Le Kram comes mainly from families with children who want space without leaving the northern suburbs. What you find most often is a full floor in a family house, with a separate entrance, sometimes a terrace, the owner living on the other level. Whole houses to rent are rarer and go first to recommended families.

In Khereddine, an old district between La Goulette and Le Kram, a dar to rent is still a frequent search: low houses, rooms around a courtyard or a central corridor, rents generally gentler than in Kram Est. Comfort varies, and the viewing matters more than the photos.

Listings for a cheap house to rent in Le Kram exist, but they often concern old properties with no heating or insulation, or dim ground floors. A low rent can hide work the owner has no plans to do: ask the question frankly before you go. In Kram Ouest, a dense working-class district, rents are the most affordable in the delegation.

Where the listings are

Sidi Frej holds a large share of the supply, with a mix of multi-storey houses and small blocks. El Bouhaira, on the lake side, mostly offers apartments in newer developments, popular with people who work at Les Berges du Lac. Kram Est, towards the sea and Carthage Salammbô, has a few more spacious villa floors, more expensive too.

The TGM remains the district's trump card: Khereddine and Le Kram stations take you to Tunis or La Marsa without a car. A home five minutes' walk from a station lets better and for more. If you want only an apartment, the page of apartment rentals in Le Kram filters studios, S+1 and S+2.

By the year, for the summer or by the day

The Le Kram market has two rhythms. By the year, rents are stable and the best properties free up at the start of the academic year, from September to November. In summer, some of the homes near the beach switch to short lets, and searches for a home by the day or by the week also rise during fairs at the exhibition grounds, which host the Tunis International Fair. In those cases the price is discussed per night or per week and changes with the season.

For a work stay of a few months, a furnished floor let by the month directly by the owner is often the best compromise between a short let and a yearly lease. Emigrants coming home in summer look for this kind of arrangement too, which tightens supply in July and August: plan from spring if you are aiming for that period.

Lease, deposit and inventory

For a floor or a house let by a private owner, ask for a written, registered contract stating the term, the rent and how it is reviewed. The deposit is often one or two months' rent: have it written into the contract. Specify who pays water, electricity and minor repairs, and note the condition of the walls on moving in, as damp quickly marks houses near the sea and the lake.

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