


Apartment 92 m², new building, terrace and garage – Sveti Duh, Zagreb
City of Zagreb, Črnomerec, Sveti Duh
1,900 €
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The apartment, with a total area of 110 m², or 92 m² net living area, is located in a new building from 2025 in the Sveti Duh area, on the raised ground floor of a building with a total of three floors.
The apartment has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a terrace, and its own garage parking space, and is rented fully furnished.
The apartment consists of a living room connected to the kitchen and dining area, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms with a toilet.
The apartment also includes a terrace and is oriented south and east.
Heating is provided by a heat pump and underfloor heating, and the apartment is additionally equipped with air conditioning. Available equipment includes electric blinds, a video intercom, security doors, an alarm system, a dishwasher, and a washer and dryer.
The energy class of the property is A+. The building has an elevator and is accessible to people with disabilities. The apartment includes one garage parking space and a storage room. The building is connected to city water and sewage systems and has a building permit and occupancy permit. Pets are allowed.
The property is located in the Sveti Duh area, in the Črnomerec city district, close to public transport, shops, schools, kindergartens, and green areas.
The location provides quick access to the wider center of Zagreb and other parts of the city.
The monthly rent is 1,900 €, and the deposit is 2,000 €.
For additional information and to arrange a viewing, please feel free to contact us.
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