Fully furnished apartment for rent in Ulan Bator (Ulaanbaatar)

Rental rates and conditions

Long term rental

(> 1 month)

The rental rate is:

- 600.00 US$ per month if you stay more than 12 months
- 650.00 US$ per month if you stay more than 6 months
- 700.00 US$ per month if you stay more than 3 months,
- 800.00 US$ for 1 or 2 months.

Payment is due at the beginning of each 1, 3, 6 or 12 months period.

This apartment is also available for sale, at 109,500.00 US$ including furniture.

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Special for expats in Mongolia

This apartment for rent in Ulan Bator (Ulaanbaatar) is perfect for an expatriate who wants to settle in Mongolia.

It belongs to a French owned travel agency, called Randocheval Mongolie LLC (see the English website Mongolia Travel & Tours).

Randocheval Mongolie's office is in the neighbouring apartment, so you will always have someone to help you to discover Ulan Bator and UB expats community.

Everything is included (electricity, water, heating, wifi internet, television including English speaking channels) except phone.

So you don't have to take care of many contracts with Mongolian administrations, which is much easier for an expat arriving in Ulan Bator (Ulaanbaatar).

Click here to see the rental and sale rates and conditions of our apartment in Ulan Bator (Ulaanbaatar).

- 67,25 sqm apartment with a large living-room, a separate kitchen, a bathroom, a large bedroom and a large closed balcony. The outlook is open on a large garden.

- Redecorated in November 2018.

- All furniture and household appliances included.

- Building secured by digital entry system, with a caretaker.

- Building built in 2008 and renovated for the stairwell and façade.

- All services are included (electricity, water, heating, wifi internet, television including English speaking channels...) except phone.

- Our local director (French and Mongolian speaking) lives in the neighbouring apartment and will be able to help you to discover Ulan Bator (Ulaanbaatar) and the expats community in Mongolia.