Rakowicka 2 has an urban character fitting the 'Pod Czaplą' tenement. Light blues, grays, and natural wood create a calm backdrop, while black-and-white photos add a slight retro tone. The apartment's layout has two sides: the living room faces Rakowicka Street, and the bedroom and balcony overlook the courtyard.
The living room centers around a round table seating four. Next to it is a lounge area with a TV and a 140 cm wide sofa bed, offering two extra sleeping spaces. The open white kitchen is part of the same room, allowing time together while preparing meals.
The bedroom is cozier. It has a 140 cm wide bed, a small desk, and direct access to a balcony overlooking the courtyard. It suits a couple, but the separate bedroom and sofa in the living room allow comfortable space for a family or four guests.
The kitchen includes an oven, dishwasher, cooktop, and basic appliances. The apartment also has a washing machine, bathroom with shower, and two air conditioning units.
The apartment is on the first floor of a renovated tenement with an elevator. 'Pod Czaplą' was built in 1936–1937 and its modernist style recalls the restored emblem featuring a flying heron. Proximity to the Main Station and Galeria Krakowska is convenient, especially for train travelers, and the Main Market Square is about a 10-minute walk. The apartment has no assigned parking space.
In the same entrance hall is Rakowicka 4. In the 'Pod Czaplą' tenement, you can also book apartments: Rakowicka 11, Rakowicka 14, Rakowicka 15, and Rakowicka 16. This allows larger families or groups to stay together while keeping the independence of separate units.
