An apartment with a loft/Parisian-style aesthetic, offering an effective living space of approximately 70 m² (62.20 m² per the notarial deed), located at ul. Marszałkowska 83. The layout includes a living room with an integrated kitchen, two bedrooms, a study, a bathroom with a toilet, and an entrance hall. Situated on the top (7th) floor of a renovated building, it boasts a beautiful panoramic view of Warsaw, with windows facing three cardinal directions.
The building features an elevator that goes up to the 6th floor; the final level must be reached via stairs.
The apartment is furnished, clean, and exceptionally well-maintained.
It has undergone a comprehensive renovation—featuring high-quality PVC windows, oak and marble flooring, updated plumbing and electrical systems, and a fully renovated bathroom and kitchen—designed by the owner, who is an architect (the entire space reflects a Parisian-apartment style).
The kitchen is equipped with a large, modern refrigerator, a dishwasher, and a 4-burner electric cooktop.
The bathroom includes a bathtub, an extra-large washbasin, and a toilet.
The apartment is very peaceful—neighbors are never heard—and one of the bedrooms (offering a view of Warsaw’s rooftops toward the west) is remarkably quiet for a location in the very heart of the city.
Attached are photos of the apartment, the views, the floor plan, and an image showing its location. Utilities (water, electricity, and internet) are included in the rent, provided they do not exceed 300–400 PLN.
If interested, please send a message via OLX. I do not answer phone calls, as the volume is simply too high. Viewings are scheduled for the evening of October 22th.
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