White brick, exposed installations, and black fittings give this apartment a loft character. The wooden floor, plenty of natural light, and intensely blue fabrics in the bedroom balance the industrial elements well. This flat has a distinctive style while remaining casual and comfortable for everyday use.
The 48 m² space consists of two separate rooms. In the living room, you can relax on the sofa bed, watch TV, or sit at the high table next to the window. The kitchenette is part of the same area, allowing meal preparation and evening relaxation in the apartment to naturally blend together.
The bedroom offers more privacy. It contains a 140 cm wide bed, a large wardrobe, and a desk where you can work comfortably. The room leads directly to a small balcony overlooking the inner courtyard. A table and two chairs provide an additional space, especially enjoyable during warmer months. The 140 cm wide sofa bed in the living room can accommodate up to four guests in total.
The kitchen includes an oven, hob, fridge, toaster, and basic utensils. Guests also have access to a bathroom with a shower, a washing machine, a clothes dryer, and an elevator in the building.
The apartment is located in a part of Kraków close to Wawel, the Vistula Boulevards, the Manggha Museum, and the National Museum. It is a good choice for a couple, a family, or anyone who wants a separate bedroom without sacrificing workspace or areas for socializing.
The tenement house also includes apartments Aleje II, Aleje III. The building at Aleje 4 also houses apartments Aleje IV, Aleje V.
