For rent in a great location, a cozy, bright 2-room apartment with an area of 36.5 sq m, located on the ground floor of a multi-unit building from the 1970s. The property is located in the Ochota district, in the Szczęśliwice area – one of the most atmospheric and well-connected districts of Warsaw.
The apartment is fully furnished and equipped with the necessary household appliances, which guarantees convenience and comfort in everyday use. Thanks to carefully selected furniture and accessories, the spacious interiors create a pleasant atmosphere for living. Thanks to large windows and bright colors, the apartment is well lit and feels more spacious. The warm, cozy interior is conducive to both relaxation and remote work. The property consists of: a statutory living room (14.61 sq m) with access to a loggia (2.5 sq m),

The offer is addressed to people who appreciate classic, modern design, spaciousness, and the convenience of everyday life in the heart of Warsaw. The apartment is ideal for couples as well as for people looking for a ready-to-move-in apartment that can become their new home immediately.

The tenant has the option of obtaining an ID card entitling them to park in zones for Ochota residents within a radius of approx. 200 m from the building. The offer is addressed to non-smokers. Pets are welcome.

An administrative fee is added to the rent. Additionally, utilities (electricity, gas, internet) are payable, as well as advance payments for water and heating.

A short-term lease agreement for a minimum of one year is preferred.

Building

There are bus and tram stops right next to the building, providing quick and convenient access to the Central Station – in less than 15 minutes – as well as to various parts of Warsaw.

There are numerous shops and service outlets in the immediate vicinity, including Hale Banacha, Biedronka, Rossmann, and Żabka, as well as pharmacies, pastry shops, bakeries, and many other amenities.
There is no shortage of space for outdoor recreation in the area – Skwer Dobrego Maharadży is right next door, and Pola Mokotowskie and Park Szczęśliwicki, offering a wide range of recreational opportunities, are only about a 10-minute walk away.

There are also plans to build a new tram line connecting Dworzec Zachodni with the Warsaw School of Economics. The line will run along Pola Mokotowskie, which will further improve transport links in this part of the city.