Apartment for rent - Warszawa, Śródmieście, Henryka Sienkiewicza - 7,500 PLN - 50 m²

A loft-style studio in a historic tenement building – Sienkiewicza Street | 50 m²

A 50 m² apartment located in an early 20th-century tenement building on Sienkiewicza Street, right in the heart of Warsaw.

The building was constructed around 1911–1912 to a design by Warsaw architects Wacław Heppen and Jan Napoleon Czerwiński. It represents a classic example of city-centre architecture from the period of Warsaw’s dynamic development in the early 20th century.

Today, Sienkiewicza Street remains one of the most central and convenient locations in Warsaw — just a few minutes’ walk from Świętokrzyska metro station, where the M1 and M2 lines intersect.

About the apartment:

The studio has been individually designed by an architect. During the renovation, original elements typical of historic tenement buildings, such as authentic brickwork, have been preserved, while the walls and ceiling are adorned with hand-painted frescoes, giving the interior a unique character.

The high ceilings made it possible to create a mezzanine sleeping area above the bathroom is a part of the apartment, allowing the space to retain its open-plan layout while also providing a clearly defined sleeping zone.

The interior has a loft-style character, combining contemporary design with elements of the building’s historic architecture.

Finishing standard:

• resin flooring with underfloor heating
• preserved original brickwork
• hand-painted frescoes on walls and ceiling
• full-height built-in wardrobe

Appliances & equipment:

• Bosch kitchen appliances
• washer-dryer
• extractor hood
• built-in fully automatic coffee machine
• Denon audio system
• Sony TV

The apartment also features two paintings that complement the interior design.

Layout:

• open-plan living area with lounge and dining space
• fully fitted kitchen
• mezzanine with approx. 120 cm headroom
• bathroom with shower
• small balcony

Additional information:

• ceiling height: 3.7 m
• underfloor heating
• restored original wooden windows
• fibre-optic internet
• alarm system
• smoke detector, flood sensors and motion detector

There are several parking options available, including the possibility of renting a space in an underground garage (access from Sienkiewicza Street or Powstańców Warszawy Square) or obtaining a resident parking permit.

Location:

One of the apartment’s key advantages is its location.

Within walking distance:

• Świętokrzyska metro station (lines M1 and M2)
• Palace of Culture and Science
• Nowy Świat Street
• Krakowskie Przedmieście Street
• numerous restaurants, cafés and galleries
• business centres

This location combines the historic character of central Warsaw with the convenience of city living.

Map based on: “Warszawa outline with districts v4.svg”, author: Mfloryan, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.5 licence, modified.

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