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Apartment 35 m² for rent — first rental, City Center
City of Zagreb, Donji Grad, Donji grad
950 €
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Area 35m²
Key information
Property type Apartment
Category For Rent
Property subtype Apartment in building
Completion Move-in ready
Property ID RE440027
Price per m² 27 €
Description
An apartment of 35 m² is available for first rental on the 1st floor of a newly renovated residential project in the inner city center of Zagreb.
It consists of one bedroom, a living room with a kitchen, a bathroom, and an entrance hall. The apartment is functionally organized so that the living area is connected to the kitchen, while the bedroom is separate and provides privacy from the rest of the apartment. The interior is modernly furnished with Italian furniture and prepared for the first tenant.
The property is located in Teslina Street, in Donji Grad (Lower Town), in the immediate vicinity of Zrinjevac, Cvjetni trg (Flower Square), and Ban Josip Jelačić Square. The location allows for daily activities almost entirely on foot, with easy access to tram transport, shops, restaurants, cultural amenities, and all important facilities of Zagreb's center.
The apartment is rented for a minimum of one year. Utilities are paid separately according to consumption. A deposit equal to one month's rent is required upon signing the contract.
For additional information and to arrange a viewing, feel free to contact us.
Property details
Washing machine
Close to the center
Internal stairs
Dishwasher
Television
Kitchen island
Public transport
Electric blinds
High ceilings
Floor plan
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