Apartment on Barlickiego Street – available from September 15
An apartment for rent in a tenement building on Barlickiego Street, located on the 4th floor (no elevator). The apartment has high ceilings – 2.85 m.
The apartment consists of:
- a large room of approximately 20 m²,
- a separate kitchen,
- a walk-in wardrobe.
Rent: PLN 3,000 + building fee PLN 410
Additionally: gas and electricity according to usage – gas costs around PLN 30 in summer and approximately PLN 200 in winter.
Security deposit: PLN 3,000.
Parking spaces are available in front of the building and in the courtyard. There is also an option to provide access to a basement or storage space in the attic.
Location
The apartment is located in a very convenient area with excellent public transport connections. There are bus and tram stops nearby, as well as parks, shops, greengrocers and all the essential amenities.
* 3 minutes on foot from the green Tołpa Park.
- Just a few steps from the tram stops on Nowowiejska Street.
- Less than 10 minutes on foot to Bema Square and the Wrocław University of Science and Technology campus.
- Around 15 minutes on foot to Ostrów Tumski and the Market Square.
In general, everything is close by, and the area is a great choice for both students and working professionals.
Pets are welcome. I would be happy to rent the apartment to a couple or students.
Feel free to contact me!
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