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Anglo-Italian elementery schools?

Last activity 03 May 2009 by J.N. in Umbria

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We are seeking an apartment in Perugia, for two adults and two children, August 09-June 10. We can house trade our Manhattan apartment for it, or rent it directly. Any leads?


Also, can recommend any Anglo-Italian elementary schools in the Perugia-Assisi Area? Or any Montessori schools for a 6 and a 10 year old?

Thanks!

J.N. in Umbria

Hi there,

I am also American and have been living in Perugia since September of '08. I don't have kids yet, so I cannot help on the school situation.

As far as apartment leads, I also am not the right person to ask.


My one recommendation, however, for the apartment-hunting, is to do it on your own. There are PLENTY of private ads online on sites such as www.subito.it or even craigslist.it. Additionally, there is a very-popular circular used called CercaeTrovo, which has an online version as well.

If you were to go with an agency, you will pay at least 7% to them as a monthly fee, based on your rent. It's highway robbery, considering they ALSO take 10% from the rentor!

Again, try to avoid intermediaries wherever you can.

Hope this helped somewhat, and in either case, I wish you good luck and a good time in Italy!

Jean Nicole

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