Newly renovated second-floor apartment within the landmarked 18th-century Pałac Przebendowskich on ul. św. Jana, located in Krakow's Old Town core. The property underwent a comprehensive 2025 renovation covering all utility infrastructure, window assemblies, flooring, and room layouts. The residence remains unlived-in post-renovation.
The building retains its baroque stone facade, entry portal, wide staircase, and central courtyard. Approved engineering plans exist for courtyard landscaping and the installation of a residential elevator.
The 124.44 sqm interior features 3.00-meter ceiling heights, west-facing windows overlooking the interior courtyard toward the Pałac Wodzickich and Czartoryski Library facades, and an optional second entry via the gallery corridor. The layout comprises a separate kitchen with dining space, three independent living or sleeping quarters, two full bathrooms finished in microcement, and a dedicated dressing or utility room.
Interior finishes include custom-milled oak cabinetry, natural stone countertops and sills, new double-glazed wooden windows, and three original masonry tile stoves fully dismantled and restored by specialists. Heating is supplied via an individual Vaillant gas boiler with hydronic radiant floor heating in both bathrooms.
Legal ownership is unencumbered. Monthly administrative fees average approximately 700 PLN, with utilities metered separately. Fixed cabinetry, stone fittings, and restored tile stoves remain with the real estate. Staged images serve as conceptual representations of loose furnishings.
