Mazowieckie, Poland

Long-term apartment rentals in Warsaw

Monthly and yearly leases in Warsaw.

Long-term renting in Warsaw usually means a one-year contract with an option to extend; owners often propose najem okazjonalnynajem okazjonalny — occasional leaseA special lease form with the tenant's notarised declaration to vacate voluntarily — it protects the owner and is a market standard, not a catch., a form requiring a notary visit — it's a market standard, not a catch. The best long-term flats go fastest, so a full set of documents and a quick decision genuinely improve your chances. The most stable supply is in the residential districts — Mokotów, Ursynów, Białołęka and Targówek; in Śródmieście part of the stock works as short-term rental, so there are fewer long-term offers. The deposit is usually one to two months' rent; ask what the charges include (building fee, utilities).

The average deposit in Warsaw is 5558 zł (about 1,4× the monthly rent), and 85% of rental listings come furnished.

Data as of July 18, 2026, refreshed regularly