One-, two- or three-room flat?

Flat size tailored to your needs

You have just made the most important decision of your life: you are buying a flat! You can't wait to find your dream flat – with 1, 2 or maybe 3 rooms? Exactly – how many? Haven't you quite decided yet? If you are still wondering whether to invest in a studio, a two-room flat or a larger one, this article was written with you in mind. After reading it, you will have no doubts left.

The studio – small but delightful

The biggest asset of a studio is, of course, the price. Its low cost is, however, reflected in the floor area. One-room flats usually do not exceed 35 sq m. That is nevertheless enough for a single person or a couple. Studios are often the first properties of young people who are keen to feel the independence of having a place of their own. If you are one of them, a small floor area will certainly not be a problem for you.

Much more important here is how practical the room's layout is. It will fulfil many functions at once: bedroom, dining room, living room, and also a space to work in. So when searching for the ideal studio, look for a space that can serve all these functions. A practical layout will be all the more important if you plan to live there as a couple. In that case the space should be organised so that everyone feels at ease in it.

A studio will be an ideal choice for people with a small budget who very much want a place of their own. Confirmed singles who do not need much space and do not plan to start a family will also feel great in this type of property.

The two-room flat – a versatile option

The two-room flat is the most common choice among estate agency clients. Singles, young married couples, families with children and older people all opt for it. Whether a given flat will meet a particular client's expectations depends mainly on its layout and practicality, as well as on individual needs.

A two-room flat gives a single person many possibilities. Living alone, we can arrange one of the rooms as a living room and the other as a bedroom. If we run a sole proprietorship, one of the rooms can be set aside as a home office.

A young couple will also feel perfectly at home in this kind of space. Two rooms make it easy to separate the day area from the night area. In such a flat everyone can also find a little time to themselves without getting in the other person's way.

Couples with children also often choose two-room properties. The main reason is to save money, but even three or four people can live comfortably in such a flat. It is enough to set aside one of the rooms for the children, while the other can serve as both the living room and the parents' bedroom.

The three-room flat – a long-term investment

While we often treat a studio or a two-room property as temporary accommodation, a three-room flat is usually a long-term investment. A larger space will suit young married couples as well as families with more children. A three-room flat offers plenty of possibilities for arranging the space. It can accommodate a child's room, the parents' bedroom and a living room. Childless couples can set up an additional study or guest room. It all depends on the owners' needs.

We hope this article has helped you decide which flat is right for you. To get the most attractive listings tailored to your needs, contact our estate agent Marta Kulawik, who will find the flat of your dreams for you.