Question 1

How do I get a flat in Warsaw?

Accepted Answer

There are many ways to get a flat to rent in Warsaw. One common method is to go through a house agent. The major challenge with that approach is that it can be tiring and time-consuming.

The easiest and most practicable way to get a flat in Warsaw is by keeping your search for a flat online. We’ve got lots of flat listings on Spotahome! On our website, you will find many rental properties both within and on the outskirts of Warsaw.

Question 2

What are the best neighborhoods to rent an apartment in Warsaw?

Accepted Answer

Warsaw is filled with lots of interesting neighborhoods you can rent a flat or a studio and settle in. Let’s have a look at the top three of them.

Zoliborz

Located along the banks of river Vistula, Zoliborz is a nice place to live in Warsaw, though one of the smallest cities. One of the uniqueness of Zoliborz is that it has one of the oldest architectural landscapes in Poland, dating back to as far as the 1930s. Another reason why Zoliborz might be a great choice is that it is quiet and serene, making it one of the best places to get a flat if you enjoy a laid back kind of life.

Wilanow

Wilanow is home to one of the grandest palaces in Europe: the Wilanow King’s Palace, the place of residence of Poland’s Monarch. Wilanow is a good place to move in with your family, thanks to its tranquil nature. Nevertheless, not all parts of Wilanow are all quiet and calm - there are some areas that give off modern city vibes. These parts are mostly located near the Vistula river. Accommodation offers and options in Wilanow are near limitless. You can choose between older structures that tend to cost less, or newer buildings with modern-day architectural styling.

Mokotow

Mokotow is your best bet if you are a big fan of ice skating and love to mingle with nationals of foreign countries. The reason is that Mokotow has one of the biggest indoor skating arenas in Poland, and a lot of expats live in the area. Unlike the two previous neighborhoods, Mokotow is very busy. The city is notorious for traffic jams, and the hustle and bustle here never seems to end. Be it as it may, Mokotow is still a lovely place to live, and rent here is affordable.

Question 3

What are the advantages of renting a furnished flat in Warsaw?

Accepted Answer

One of the major advantages of renting a furnished flat is that it saves you the trouble of buying house furnishing from scratch after moving into a new home. This makes it a great choice if you are looking for rent for a short/medium term.

Another advantage of renting a furnished flat in Warsaw is that it eliminates the need to spend money moving furniture from your old apartment. That’s a double win for you.

Question 4

Which district in Warsaw is best connected to rent a flat?

Accepted Answer

Warsaw has a well-developed public transport system - and there are lots of options to choose from. Trams, buses, metro, trains, and taxes. The city is well connected, allowing you to get to anywhere you want without much hassles. To enjoy Warsaw’s public transport system, you will have to rent a flat in districts at the center of Warsaw. This includes Mokotow, Praga Północ, or Bielany.

Question 5

Is a deposit or bond required in Warsaw?

Accepted Answer

Most landlords in Warsaw will ask for a deposit or bond before renting a flat to you. Often, deposits are usually 3-month worth of upfront rent. However, not all property owners ask for a deposit. So, before paying for a flat, be sure to ask if a deposit is required. On Spotahome you will find many options deposit free!

Question 6

Can a foreigner rent an apartment in Warsaw?

Accepted Answer

The short and long answer is a yes. Foreigners, irrespective of the country, can rent an apartment in Warsaw. At Spotahome, you can find the best flat to rent in Warsaw without leaving the comfort of your home, no matter where you are located on the planet. Our owners are happy to rent their properties to those who want to see Warsaw in its beauty, enjoy this great city, and make a home here.

🏠 Nº of properties	52 flats and apartments for rent
💵 Minimum monthly price	starting from 1500 zł
☀️ With balcony/terrace	21 homes
🔥 With heating	44 rentals
🧦 With washing machine	43 properties
🚀 With elevator	26 rentals

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