These are the flats we have open this season. The price is for the apartment; the courtyard, the grapevine, and the Sunday table come with belonging, not money.
3 rooms · 84 m² · 2nd floor (the good balcony)
A high-ceilinged flat opening onto the carved wooden balcony that rings Lado's Courtyard, where the grapevine planted after the war now shades the whole well by August.
2 rooms · 61 m² · Ground floor with its own small garden patch
A calmer flat in the courtyard everyone calls the gentle one. The elderly piano teacher on the third floor sets the volume for the whole well.
3 rooms · 92 m² · 3rd floor, corner with views of the vine canopy
Named for the ladder kept in the stairwell, which everyone uses and no one owns. The flat looks straight down into the heart of the table.
2 rooms · 70 m² · 1st floor, two arched windows onto the well
Two south-facing arched windows; you'll hear Mzia's old students every afternoon, mostly Chopin, occasionally Bartók when the brave ones come around.
2 rooms · 58 m² · 2nd floor, off the spiral stairwell
Named for the cat that owns the spiral staircase here and the bowl that's always full thanks to whichever neighbor remembered first.
4 rooms · 105 m² · Ground floor opening directly onto the courtyard
The flat whose terrace becomes part of the courtyard when the long table comes out for Saturday lunch, which is most Saturdays.
We'll set up a sit-down in the courtyard before any contract talk.
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