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ul. Dworzeckiego 6A
New 2-room flat with balcony and parking in Strzeszyn
ul. Dworzeckiego 6A, Jeżyce, PoznańAmenities
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Check the photos, description and full costs before reserving. You can rent online.
Read the sample lease on this page. After reserving, you can sign your lease online.
You pay by bank transfer or Stripe (BLIK, card). Never cash to a stranger.
Keys wait in a deposit box once the lease is signed. You collect them at any hour.
If the place materially differs from the listing, follow the mismatch and refund procedure in the Reservation Terms.
Behind this listing is the citymate rental team in Poznań.
About this place
Brand-new, never lived-in two-room apartment (36.8 m²) on Dworzeckiego Street in Strzeszyn. The windows face south, so the apartment is very sunny, bright and warm. It is fully furnished and equipped with a washing machine and a dishwasher, and a parking space is included in the rent. The living room has a comfortable sofa and coffee tables and opens onto the balcony. The bedroom has a double bed with bedside tables and a large wardrobe with sliding doors, and also opens onto the balcony. The kitchen is fully fitted with an oven, hob, sink and LED lighting under the cabinets, next to a round table with four chairs. The hallway has a tall built-in wardrobe. The bathroom has a glass shower, a wall-hung toilet, a countertop washbasin with a cabinet and an illuminated mirror. The building has no lift. The Literacka stop is a 3-minute walk and Hezjoda is 5 minutes away. By public transport it takes about 17 minutes to Poznań University of Life Sciences, about 29 minutes to the University of the Arts and about 30 minutes to Poznań University of Economics and Business. ALDI, Lidl and Żabka are nearby, and the Golęcinka river valley is close by for walks or running. Book a viewing and we will be happy to show you the apartment.
What is included
- parking space
- fully furnished and equipped
The amount shown is the total of the fixed monthly charges listed in this offer. Metered charges are excluded from this total and settled separately based on usage.
Bills are metered; the estimated cost is around 100 zł per month. (Building fee PLN 600/month. Electricity billed by usage, approx. PLN 100/month.)
Before you decide
Location
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Jeżyce, ul. Dworzeckiego 6A
Open in Google MapsAround the neighbourhood and across the city
- Poznań Główny – wejście głównepublic transport
- about 23 min
- Rondo Kaponierapublic transport
- about 26 min
- Uniwersytet Przyrodniczypublic transport
- about 17 min
- Uniwersytet Artystycznypublic transport
- about 29 min
- Literackaon foot
- about 3 min
- Hezjodaon foot
- about 5 min
- Uniwersytet Przyrodniczy w Poznaniuon foot
- about 43 min
- Collegium Da Vincion foot
- about 76 min
Source: Google Maps. Departure: 17 Nov 2026, 09:00. Full journey, including walking and transfers included by Google. Waiting before the selected service depends on when you leave. Times refer to the specific points, not entire campuses. Fetched: 11 Nov 2026, 00:10.
What happens next
You reserve this place online (reservation fee via Stripe: BLIK, card, Apple Pay or Google Pay).
We send the next steps to the email address provided.
You read the lease calmly and sign it online.
You pay the deposit and the first month. Only then, not earlier.
You collect the keys from a deposit box, at any hour.
We confirm the key-collection date in the next steps after reservation.
Your lease is with CITYROOM Sp. z o.o., the company behind citymate, renting in Poznań since 2017.
Booked online without a viewing? The Reservation Terms explain how to report a material mismatch and how the remedy or refund procedure works.
Questions about this place
How does reserving this place work?
You pay a reservation fee of 500 zł today through Stripe (BLIK, card, Apple Pay or Google Pay). That takes the place off the market for 5 days while you read and sign the lease online, in Polish and English. Once the lease is signed and the first payments are made, you collect the keys from a deposit box.
When do I get the reservation fee back?
In full, within 7 days, if we do not send you the lease during the reservation period, if the place stops being available because of us, or if the lease is not concluded through no one's fault. The fee is not refunded if you resign after receiving the lease. When you sign, the fee counts towards the one-off commission.
What does 3,090 zł a month cover?
Fixed monthly charges: rent 2,490 zł; building fee 600 zł. Total: 3,090 zł. The amount shown is the total of the fixed monthly charges listed in this offer. Metered charges are excluded from this total and settled separately based on usage. Included: parking space, fully furnished and equipped.
What do I pay before I move in?
First month 3,090 zł, deposit 2,850 zł and a one-off commission of 1,000 zł: 6,940 zł in total. 500 zł of that is the reservation fee you pay today, so 6,440 zł is due when the lease is signed. The deposit comes back within 30 days after you move out, minus any documented deductions.
What if the place is not as described?
You have 48 hours after collecting the keys to report a material mismatch with the listing. We then fix it, offer a comparable place or settle and refund as set out in the Reservation Terms.
How long do I have to stay?
The minimum stay is 12 months. Staying longer is fine.
Can I see the place before I decide?
Yes. Ask for an in-person viewing before you decide and the team confirms a time with you.
Who do I sign the lease with?
Your lease is with CITYROOM Sp. z o.o., the company behind citymate, renting in Poznań since 2017.

The people behind citymate
A young team that gets how you want to rent.
We are a group of young people who know what renting in a new city feels like because we have done it ourselves. We focus on clear information, visible next steps and straightforward contact routes.
We genuinely like working with the people who live with us, and we are happy to help with the odd, off-script things that come up along the way. And if a good friendship grows out of it, even better. That is the kind of renting we want to run.


