Real estate agency HERRYS offers for sale a one-bedroom apartment in a partially renovated condition on Galbavého Street in the popular Bratislava district of Dúbravka. The apartment is located on the 11th floor of a residential building and, thanks to its east-facing orientation, offers pleasant views of the Malé Karpaty and Kamzík Hill.
The apartment represents an interesting opportunity for clients looking for a home in Bratislava, as well as for investors considering purchasing a property for rental purposes. It provides a practical layout for a single person or a couple. Given the current kitchen layout, there is an option to modify the layout and create a separate sleeping area, potentially transforming the apartment into a more practical 1.5-room apartment.
The partial renovation included the replacement of windows, water and waste pipes, flooring, wall finishes and vertical utility risers. The new owner can therefore complete the remaining parts of the interior according to their own taste and needs.
The apartment building is equipped with two passenger elevators and one freight elevator, ensuring convenient access to the apartment even on the higher floor.
he apartment consists of an entrance hallway, a separate bathroom with a bathtub, a separate toilet, a separate kitchen, and one room.
The practical layout also offers the potential to modify the kitchen and create a separate sleeping area, allowing the apartment to be adapted into a more practical 1.5-room living space.
Dúbravka is one of Bratislava’s sought-after districts, thanks to its combination of excellent amenities, green spaces and convenient transport connections to other parts of the city.
The area surrounding the apartment offers shops, services and other amenities needed for everyday living. A major advantage is the proximity of tram connections, providing convenient access to Bratislava city centre and other districts.
The surrounding area also offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation and leisure activities close to the Malé Karpaty.
