The apartment offered for sale is on the first floor of a building with an elevator built in 2021. 800 m from the beach. Gated community. Additionally, you can buy a parking space for PLN 15,000. Apartment area: 27.92 m2. Living room with kitchen of 23.5 m2, the remaining area is occupied by the bathroom – 4.6 m2. Apartment fully furnished. Monthly rent PLN 360. Underfloor heating. Internet and TV access. There is a bicycle room in the building. The premises can be used to meet your own housing needs and as an investment for rent. Approximate distances: – to the beach 800 m, – to the Dino store 50 m, – to Goksir with a swimming pool and tennis court – 400 m, – Kołobrzeg approx. 15 minutes by car. Possible access by train from Kołobrzeg and a new bicycle path. It is possible to sign a contract with a company dealing with short-term rental. Available immediately. Ustronie Morskie (formerly German Henkenhagen, Ostseebad Henkenhagen, Ustronie Nadmorskie) – a summer resort in Poland, located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Kołobrzeg County, Ustronie Morskie Commune, on the Baltic Sea. A town with a summer seaside resort and a sea port, located on the Pomeranian Bay, on the Słowiński Coast, between Kołobrzeg and Koszalin. The town is the seat of the Ustronie Morskie commune. Access by car from the east through Koszalin by road to Kołobrzeg. In the town there is a Ustronie Morskie railway station on the line from Koszalin to Kołobrzeg. A town with a typical tourist character. Most establishments, hotels and catering points offer their services in the summer season. Ustronie Morskie is one of the holiday resorts on the Polish coast. The town offers many accommodation options in guesthouses, sanatoriums (all year round), private homes and campsites. A short distance from the centre of Ustronie, there are decaying military fortifications from the PRL period; the coastal forests are home to huge bunkers and gun emplacements. The oldest oak tree in Poland, Bolesław (800 years old – a hundred years older than Bartek's oak), is located in the commune of Ustronie Morskie, and Warcisław (640 years old) is right next to it. The Ustronie Morskie summer bathing area covers 2,100 m of coastline, excluding 3 sections of fairways[8]. In 2022, the bathing area met the mandatory quality requirements for water in a European Union bathing area[9]. The Ustronie Morskie bathing area was awarded the Blue Flag in the 2006, 2007, 2010–2013 seasons. The apartment offered for sale is on the first floor of a building with an elevator built in 2021. 800 m from the beach. Gated community. Additionally, you can buy a parking space for PLN 15,000. Apartment area: 27.92 m2. Living room with kitchen of 23.5 m2, the remaining area is occupied by the bathroom – 4.6 m2. Apartment fully furnished. Monthly rent PLN 360. Underfloor heating. Internet and TV access. There is a bicycle room in the building. The premises can be used to meet your own housing needs and as an investment for rent. Approximate distances: – to the beach 800 m, – to the Dino store 50 m, – to Goksir with a swimming pool and tennis court – 400 m, – Kołobrzeg approx. 15 minutes by car. Possible access by train from Kołobrzeg and a new bicycle path. It is possible to sign a contract with a company dealing with short-term rental. Available immediately. Ustronie Morskie (formerly German Henkenhagen, Ostseebad Henkenhagen, Ustronie Nadmorskie) – a summer resort in Poland, located in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, Kołobrzeg County, Ustronie Morskie Commune, on the Baltic Sea. A town with a summer seaside resort and a sea port, located on the Pomeranian Bay, on the Słowiński Coast, between Kołobrzeg and Koszalin. The town is the seat of the Ustronie Morskie commune. Access by car from the east through Koszalin by road to Kołobrzeg. In the town there is a Ustronie Morskie railway station on the line from Koszalin to Kołobrzeg. A town with a typical tourist character. Most establishments, hotels and catering points offer their services in the summer season. Ustronie Morskie is one of the holiday resorts on the Polish coast. The town offers many accommodation options in guesthouses, sanatoriums (all year round), private homes and campsites. A short distance from the center of Ustroń, there are decaying military fortifications from the PRL period; the coastal forests are home to huge bunkers and gun emplacements. The oldest oak tree in Poland, Bolesław (800 years old – a hundred years older than Bartek's oak), is located in the commune of Ustronie Morskie, and right next to it is Warcisław (640 years old). The Ustronie Morskie summer bathing area covers 2,100 m of coastline, excluding 3 sections of fairways[8]. In 2022, the bathing area met the mandatory quality requirements for water in a European Union bathing area[9]. The Ustronie Morskie bathing area was awarded the Blue Flag in the 2006, 2007, 2010–2013 seasons.