Micro Studio in Warsaw – Ochota | WUM | UW | Bills Included
Looking for a private, fully renovated studio in Warsaw?
A cosy micro studio is available immediately in Ochota, one of the best-connected areas for students.
GREAT LOCATION
Within walking distance of the Medical University of Warsaw (WUM)
Close to the University of Warsaw’s Ochota campus
Convenient for PJATK, Warsaw University of Technology and SGH
Excellent public transport – bus stop just 1 minute away
Easy access to the city centre and Warsaw Central Station (11 minutes by public transport )
Warsaw West railway station (Warszawa Zachodnia) within walking distance
Shops, cafés, pharmacies and bakeries nearby
Close to Szczęśliwicki Park and Pole Mokotowskie
THE STUDIO
Completely renovated
New furniture and appliances
Private bathroom and kitchenette
Induction hob, fridge and microwave
Washing machine
High ceilings
Windows overlooking a quiet, green courtyard
Central heating
High-speed Wi-Fi included
Bedding provided (duvet, pillow and bed linen), along with plates, glasses, cutlery and pots
TOTAL MONTHLY COST: PLN 2,900
PLN 2,300 – rent
PLN 600 – fixed monthly fee covering all bills and high-speed internet
No additional utility charges!
Deposit: PLN 2,900
12-month lease
No agency fee – direct from the owner!
OTHER DETAILS
For one person
Quiet, responsible, non-smoking tenant
No pets
International students, Erasmus students and PhD students are very welcome!
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
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