Bright and Spacious 56 m² Apartment for Rent in Nowolipki - PLN 3,500
A comfortable, bright and well-designed 56 m² apartment for rent, located in the Nowolipki area of Warsaw, on Bellottiego Street.
The apartment consists of two separate, well-proportioned and furnished rooms, as well as a separate kitchen with a dining area, providing a comfortable space for everyday cooking and meals.
An additional advantage is a practical walk-in wardrobe and a basement storage unit, offering extra storage space.
One of the apartment's main advantages is its peaceful location. The windows overlook both a quiet courtyard and the peaceful Bellottiego Street, allowing you to enjoy a break from the hustle and bustle of the city.
The bathroom has been recently renovated and features both a bathtub and a shower. The kitchen is fully equipped, and the walls have been freshly painted. The apartment is well-maintained and ready to move into immediately.
Location and surroundings
The apartment is situated in a quiet, green neighbourhood. There are green spaces, shops and local services nearby. Public transport stops are within easy reach, providing convenient connections to other parts of Warsaw.
An additional convenience is the possibility of parking in the courtyard with a resident parking permit.
Main features:
56 m² of living space,
two separate, furnished rooms,
separate kitchen with dining area,
walk-in wardrobe,
basement storage unit,
renovated bathroom with bathtub and shower,
fully equipped kitchen,
freshly painted interiors,
windows overlooking a quiet courtyard and Bellottiego Street,
green and peaceful neighbourhood,
good public transport connections,
possibility of parking in the courtyard with a resident parking permit.
Rental terms:
Monthly rent: PLN 3,500.
Administrative fee: PLN 1,360 per month.
Utilities payable separately.
Total monthly cost: PLN 4,860 + utilities.
Security deposit: PLN 5,500 - payment in instalments is possible.
The apartment is available immediately.
Please feel free to contact me to arrange a viewing!
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