For rent: apartment 2-room in Włochy, Warszawa, ground floor in a 4-storey building, 1945 building.
Made for those who want a home that feels curated and personal — not just functional. This is a place where good taste meets everyday comfort, in a quiet corner of Warsaw that still keeps you connected.
The living room sets the tone immediately: herringbone parquet underfoot, a statement blue sectional sofa, a kilim rug with bold geometry, and a gold-framed chandelier overhead — all framed by a window looking out onto mature green trees. It feels like someone actually thought about how to live here, not just how to fill a space.
The kitchen continues that playful confidence — white cabinetry, subway tile, and a round dining table surrounded by mismatched pastel chairs in mint, pink, and yellow. It's the kind of kitchen that makes weekend brunches feel like an occasion.
The bedroom is calm and considered: botanical wallpaper on one wall, warm parquet, soft blue bedding, and a sage-green wardrobe that anchors the room without overwhelming it. Natural light filters in gently, making mornings easy.
The bathroom is compact but complete — fully tiled in white with blue grout detail, a built-in bathtub, and wooden shelves styled with plants and candles. The hallway is practical and tidy, with overhead storage that keeps clutter out of sight from the moment you walk in.
Włochy is one of Warsaw's quieter residential districts — well-established, green, and genuinely livable, without the noise and density of the city center. It offers a real sense of neighborhood while keeping central Warsaw and the airport within easy reach.
Ideal for a young professional or couple looking for a stylish, move-in ready apartment in a calm, well-connected district where they can actually feel at home.
Rent: 3 000 PLN.
Apartments with this much character don't stay available long — book a viewing this week and see how it compares to anything you've seen in Mokotów, Ochota, or Śródmieście. Sometimes the right place is the one you didn't expect.