For immediate rent, a 1-room, 26 m² apartment on Jasielska Street (intersection of Racławicka and Żwirki i Wigury streets) - upper floor. The building has two elevators. The room is well-lit.
Preferably for a couple or one person. Students, working professionals, and those who care about cleanliness are welcome.
COSTS
* Rent: PLN 2,100
* Administrative fees: PLN 600
* Utilities: water, electricity, and gas based on consumption
* Total: PLN 2,700/month + utilities based on consumption
* Security deposit: PLN 3,500
* Preferably for a one-year lease
ROOM – 18 m², laminate flooring. APARTMENT
* Separate kitchen with cooking area, gas stove, and large Siemens refrigerator
* Washing machine in the bathroom
* Bathroom with bathtub
* Large mirror
* Large wardrobe with mirror and other storage furniture in the room
LOCATION
Quiet neighborhood (third building line from Żółki i Wigury Street), plenty of greenery, close to shops, a market, and parks
* Transportation: buses: quick access to Hala Banacha, Banacha Hospital, Pola Mokotowskie, Medical University, and the Center
RECREATION
* Szczęśliwicki Park – 10 min
* Pola Mokotowskie Park – 10 min
* Swimming pools, gyms
SHOPPING
* Parcel locker – 30 sec
* Biedronka – 3 min
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