A compact, bright and cozy apartment offering a beautiful skyline view of Warsaw from the 14th floor. Inside you’ll find a comfortable sleeping area, a relaxing lounge space, and a desk suitable for work or dining. The apartment is located right next to Bródno Metro Station, as well as tram and bus stops, making it easy to get around the city. Kondratowicza Street features plenty of restaurants, cafés and shops, and nearby you can also enjoy local markets with regional products. Both Bródno Forest and Bródno Park are within a short walk — perfect for daily walks and relaxation. The area also offers a swimming pool, IKEA Targówek, a cinema and several gyms. Nature lovers will appreciate the convenient access to the Natura 2000 area by the Vistula River, ideal for cycling and long nature walks. Parking is available next to the building, and a gated parking spot can be arranged upon request. The neighborhood is calm, green and well connected to the rest of Warsaw, providing a comfortable stay for both short and extended visits.

As a host, I focus on clear communication, guest comfort and a smooth experience. I speak Polish and English, and I know Warsaw very well, so I’m happy to recommend great food spots, local gems and interesting places beyond the usual tourist paths. I offer assistance within reasonable limits, and when possible, I can provide early check-in or late check-out. I usually respond quickly, which helps guests handle plans and small requests with ease. I also work in event planning, photography, and as a drone operator, and I can prepare professional photos or video upon request — whether for personal or business use. Transport around the city or transfers can also be arranged as an additional service, including rides in a convertible, depending on availability. My approach is professional and straightforward — support where it matters, and full privacy and independence for guests throughout their stay.

Bródno is one of Warsaw’s fastest-developing districts, combining the history of old settlements with a modern, urban character. Many guests are surprised by how much this area has to offer. Fun facts about Bródno • The name comes from the old Slavic word brod — a shallow river crossing that once existed in this area. • It is one of the oldest inhabited zones in Warsaw, with an early medieval cemetery (9th–11th century) discovered here. • Bródno became part of Warsaw only in 1916; before that, it functioned as a village. • It is considered one of the greenest districts in the city thanks to its forest areas and spacious parks. What’s interesting nearby? • Atrium Targówek – a popular shopping mall with restaurants, a cinema and many stores. • IKEA Targówek – one of the largest and easiest-to-reach IKEA locations in Warsaw. • Polonez Swimming Pool – with a pool, sauna and fitness zone for active guests. • Local markets – offering regional food, fresh produce and handmade items. • Cycling routes leading towards the Vistula River and the Natura 2000 protected areas. • Bródno is also known for its street art and murals, which make for a pleasant walking route. It’s a district that blends convenience, green surroundings and surprising historical depth — a combination many guests appreciate.