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Explore thousands of home rental and home exchange listings in cities large and small as well as true getaways in the countryside. You’ll find the ideal home in over 50 countries, some with the options of house sitting or home sharing. Staying in the personal comfort of another member’s place lets you experience the character of a real home. Start dreaming about your next sabbatical, research trip or extended travel!
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Who Are We?

For scholars by scholars.

When she created SabbaticalHomes.com in 2000, founder Nadege Conger envisioned the website as a way for scholars to connect, arrange affordable housing and find trustworthy tenants. Today, SabbaticalHomes.com is still run by the founder and a creative team of hard-working, enthusiastic and diverse individuals.

This thriving hub of home and tenant listings is a unique resource with a trusted community. As the leading international directory for academic home rentals, home exchanges, house sitting, and home sharing opportunities, SabbaticalHomes makes it possible for Minds on the Move to live, work and stay all over the world. Most home listings are available furnished to ease the transition of relocating, going on leave or traveling. Search our website to find the perfect home or tenant!

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Very Good – Actually Great – Experience!

I teach Italian at Vanderbilt University, so I live in Nashville, Tennessee. When I am in Italy for work or for leisure, I rent out my apartment in Nashville through SabbaticalHomes. It’s always been a very good – actually great – experience also because I have the chance to meet very interesting people that share my interests.

For example, the last woman who I had the pleasure to meet – and who stayed in my apartment – was a doctor who basically worked with art. It turns out that my father is a painter, so my apartment is full of works of art. And she enjoyed it very much.

And while I work at Vanderbilt, I rent out my apartment in Italy, which is a very tiny, beautiful apartment on the beach with a great view on the ocean. It’s five minutes from the Fiumicino Airport in Rome. You can go to Rome and the Vatican library in 30 minutes by train, and we have the Leonardo train which connects the Fiumicino airport and the terminal.

Elsa Filosa

Vanderbilt University | Nashville, TN, USA

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