For rent: a unique apartment on the 2nd floor, offering a perfect combination of pre-war craftsmanship, historic character and modern comfort.

3 BEDROOMS | HISTORIC TENEMENT | BALCONY | METRO

THE PROPERTY
The apartment has undergone a comprehensive renovation, while preserving original features such as oak parquet flooring, ornate stucco detailing and a unique Art Nouveau tiled stove, while also gaining modern amenities. New wooden window and door frames further enhance the elegant, representative character of the interior. The apartment offers 2 bedrooms and a study that can be used as a 3rd bedroom, making it an ideal home for both a family and those working remotely.

KEY FEATURES
– 2 comfortable bedrooms and a study that can serve as an additional bedroom.
– Impressive 3.2 m ceiling height, enhancing the sense of space.
– Dual-aspect exposure, providing excellent natural light throughout the apartment.
– Authentic historic details, including the original tiled stove, ornate stucco and oak parquet flooring.
– Modern kitchen equipped with high-end Samsung appliances and a water filtration system.

LAYOUT
The apartment features a highly functional and spacious layout:
– Living room with open-plan kitchen: 31.49 m², with access to a 3.28 m² balcony
– Bedroom I: 20.64 m²
– Bedroom II: 13.69 m²
– Study / Bedroom III: 12.15 m²
– Bathroom: 5.13 m²
– Utility room: 5.97 m²
– Hallways and circulation space: 14.67 m² in total

LOCATION
The building is located directly opposite the monumental Main Building of the Warsaw University of Technology. In the immediate vicinity is Hala Koszyki, one of Warsaw’s most popular destinations for dining, socialising and experiencing the city’s vibrant atmosphere.
The surrounding area also offers numerous restaurants, cafés, boutiques and theatres, as well as Plac Zbawiciela and Plac Konstytucji. Those who enjoy an active lifestyle will appreciate the proximity of Pole Mokotowskie Park.

THE TENEMENT
The tenement building at 12 Noakowskiego Street, constructed in 1911 for Aron Oppenheim, is a remarkable example of Warsaw Art Nouveau and early modernism. It has preserved its original architectural details, including balustrades, door portals and tiles in the entrance passage. The building survived the war almost intact and, over the years, was associated with prominent figures from the cultural world, including composer Karol Szymanowski. Following the renovation of the staircases and installation of modern elevators, the building now combines its historic character with the comfort of contemporary living.

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