The photos show illustrative visualizations. The apartment requires renovation, visualizations show the possible effect after its completion. I invite you to familiarize yourself with the unique offer for sale of an atmospheric apartment, which combines comfort, style, a unique atmosphere and is an example that the past can live in harmony with the present. Apartment with an area of 40.80 m² for your own arrangement. High ceilings, large windows, a balcony with a view of Garbary are just some of its advantages. Bright and functional interiors create a harmonious space both for living and for investment purposes. The apartment consists of a living room with a kitchenette, a separate bedroom area, a bathroom, standard of apartments: to be renovated (new windows and external doors, central heating installations, cold and hot water, optical fiber, WLZ power cable, intercom with bell) A location that delights: Garbary District is today one of the fastest developing parts of the city, a combination of historical atmosphere and modernity, full of charm, with numerous cafes, restaurants and boutiques. It is an ideal place for people who value comfort of life and proximity to city amenities. In the vicinity you will find: Old Market Square, the heart of Poznań, (5 min walk) Theatres, restaurants, bakeries, shops - everything at your fingertips, Excellent transport connections thanks to the proximity of tram stops. A tenement house with a soul where you will feel the history! The tenement house at 62 Garbary Street is one of those Poznań addresses that can still tell fascinating stories. Situated in a place of exceptional urban importance, it combines centuries-old tradition with the spirit of modernity. The history of the property dates back to the early 19th century. In 1872, it underwent significant reconstruction, and then was rebuilt in 1895, and its current appearance comes from this period. The uniform architectural character of the building and the annex indicates that the basic form of the tenement house was developed at the end of the 19th century. Traces of earlier construction phases are almost invisible today, which proves the thoroughness and consistency of that modernization. Tenement house standard: