Rooms for rent in Nashik under ₹20,000
There are 21 rooms for rent listed in Nashik under ₹20,000 on CoShelters, with beds starting at ₹2,000/month and a typical (median) starting rent of ₹4,000. Of these, 2 include meals, 14 are women-only.
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- ₹2,000/mo
- Typical rent
- ₹4,000/mo
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Living in Nashik: the essentials
Where to live
The most popular areas for coliving and PGs in Nashik are College Road, Gangapur Road, Satpur MIDC. Pick based on your daily commute first — a 20-minute commute saves more than any rent difference.
What it costs
Expect to pay for rent (per bed), a refundable security deposit (usually 1–2 months), sometimes a one-time maintenance or onboarding fee, and electricity if it isn't included. CoShelters shows these separately on every listing so you can compare the real monthly cost.
Before you move
- Visit or take a live video tour before paying.
- Get deposit-refund terms, lock-in and notice period in writing.
- Check Wi-Fi speed, water supply and security (CCTV, biometric entry, warden).
- Join the Nashik club on CoShelters to meet people and get local tips.
FAQs: rooms for rent in nashik under ₹20,000
Listed rooms for rent in Nashik under ₹20,000 start at ₹2,000 per month per bed. Most residents pay around ₹4,000 for a shared room; private rooms cost more. Prices on CoShelters show rent, deposit and what's included so you can compare the real monthly cost.
Most managed coliving and PG operators in Nashik under ₹20,000 ask for 1–2 months of rent as a refundable deposit, plus a one-time maintenance or onboarding fee at some properties. Always check the refund timeline and deductions in writing before paying — every CoShelters listing shows deposit terms upfront.
Yes — 14 women-only options are currently listed in Nashik under ₹20,000, many with biometric/CCTV security, female wardens and gate timings. Use the 'Women only' filter to see them.
2 of the 21 listings include meals (usually breakfast and dinner, with lunch on weekends). Others offer a shared kitchen. Each listing shows its food policy and meal plan.
Coliving usually costs a little more than a basic PG but includes managed housekeeping, Wi-Fi, app-based maintenance, community events and flexible stays. A PG is often cheaper with fixed meals and stricter rules. Compare both side by side on CoShelters using the Compare tool.
Open any listing and tap 'Schedule a visit' to pick an in-person or video tour slot, or chat with the operator directly. There's no brokerage on CoShelters.