The choice is small. Which apartment in Minsk can be rented for 1000 rubles a month?
The housing rental market in Minsk is still not on the side of tenants.
Nice, but ordinary apartments can be quite expensive: 1500, 2000 rubles per month and higher. Options with fresh designer renovation, located in new neighborhoods, have especially increased in price. What if you limit your search to 1000 rubles? The choice narrows significantly, writes Onliner.by.
Let's start with a one-room apartment on Rozy Luxemburg Street, 90. Although small, it is well-furnished: there is both a sofa and a bed for sleeping. And in the kitchen, new residents will find appliances and kitchenware.
— Metal door, quiet courtyard, convenient location, — writes the owner.
Both one person and several can live here. The cost of this 1-room apartment is 1050 rubles per month.
The next 2-room apartment with an area of 50.8 sq. m is located on Angarskaya, 66. According to the realtor, the housing has a functional layout and is ready for occupancy:
— High-speed internet, fiber optics, as well as household appliances: refrigerator, TV, and automatic washing machine. A spacious parking area is provided near the house, which will solve the problem of personal vehicle placement at any time of day. There is also a children's playground nearby.
The renovation in the apartment is popularly called "grandmother's", but everything for living is indeed present. The rental cost of this two-room apartment is 1050 rubles per month.
And here's an interesting apartment waiting for someone on Bohdan Khmelnytsky Street, 2. It has no furniture, but it does have a recently done renovation.
— Rented without furniture. There is a gas stove, kitchen sink. The apartment is after cosmetic renovation. Warm brick house, double-glazed windows, — lists the advantages the owner.
The location of the two-room apartment is also interesting — near the "Akademiya Navuk" metro station and the "Kastrychnik" cinema. The rental cost is 1050 rubles per month.
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