A 45-square-meter apartment for 4 people in the DOKI development on Popiełuszki Street in Gdańsk’s Młode Miasto district. Bedroom with a double bed, living room with a pull-out sofa, walk-in shower, and a large balcony overlooking the Museum of the Second World War. Parking included in the price.
HAVEN features a Scandinavian style—white walls, light wood, orange accents, and a shipyard mural with a crane on the living room wall. The bedroom features a double bed with a wooden panel above the headboard, and the living room has a sofa bed for two additional guests. The bathroom features dark rust-colored tiles and a walk-in shower. The large balcony offers a view of the green spaces and the Museum of the Second World War.
A parking space in the building’s garage is included in the price of your stay. The kitchen is equipped with a built-in oven, a dishwasher, and a refrigerator with a freezer.
The DOKI development is located on Popiełuszki Street in Gdańsk’s Młode Miasto district, in the post-shipyard part of the city featuring rain gardens and green roofs. The Montownia food hall is right next to the building—less than a minute’s walk away. It’s an eight-minute walk to the Imperial Shipyard and the European Solidarity Center. The B90 and 100cznia clubs are about twelve minutes north. The Old Town and Długi Targ are an 18–20-minute walk away. Buses from Wałowa go to Gdańsk Główny Station, from where the SKM reaches the center of Sopot in 15 minutes and the center of Gdynia in half an hour.
HAVEN is perfect for couples and families looking for an apartment with character—featuring a shipyard mural and a balcony view of green spaces instead of a courtyard. It’s also a great choice for a business trip for two, when a stylish interior and proximity to the Imperial Shipyard are important.
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The bedroom has a double bed, and the living room has a sofa bed—a total of four sleeping spots.
Green spaces and the Museum of the Second World War — the balcony overlooks an open space, not a neighboring courtyard.
It’s an 18–20-minute walk along Aksamitna and Wałowa Streets. The Imperial Shipyard and the European Solidarity Center are closer (8 minutes), and the Montownia food hall is right next to the building.
Yes. The price includes one parking space in the DOKI building's garage.
Yes. In the adjacent DOKI building, there is also IDEAL —an apartment for four people with a designer interior (green glazed bricks, tropical wallpaper) and a separate walk-in closet with a washing machine.
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