What it really costs to buy a home in Poland
The taxes and fees on buying a resale flat in Poland add about 2% to 3% on top of the price, led by the 2% PCC transfer tax. First-time buyers pay far less.
Ignacego Krasickiego, Brzeziny, Rzeczpospolita Polska
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A house for people who want peace and privacy, but do not want to give up the convenience of living in the city.
**For sale a brick house located in Brzezinach at ul. Krasickiego, on a plot of 642 m². The area is fenced, well-maintained, with lots of greenery and space to relax. Location away from a busy street, quiet and peaceful.**
The house is partially basemented, with a building area of 99 m². The facade is insulated, the roof covering is made of sheet metal, and the windows are plastic.
Utilities: water from a well, septic tank. Heating on ecogroszek in a separate boiler room located outside the building.
Layout of the premises: separate fully furnished kitchen with built-in appliances + dining room spacious hallway passage room with a sofa and TV two independent rooms, including one larger bright living room and one smaller room bathroom with a shower, built-in, with space for a washing machine
**One owner, full ownership, no debts. Property available immediately.**
An ideal offer for those looking for a quiet place to live with their own garden.
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Updated June 23, 2026
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A house for people who want peace and privacy, but do not want to give up the convenience of living in the city.
For sale a brick house located in Brzezinach at ul. Krasickiego, on a plot of 642 m². The area is fenced, well-maintained, with lots of greenery and space to relax. Location away from a busy street, quiet and peaceful.
The house is partially basemented, with a building area of 99 m². The facade is insulated, the roof covering is made of sheet metal, and the windows are plastic.
Utilities: water from a well, septic tank. Heating on ecogroszek in a separate boiler room located outside the building.
Layout of the premises: separate fully furnished kitchen with built-in appliances + dining room spacious hallway passage room with a sofa and TV two independent rooms, including one larger bright living room and one smaller room bathroom with a shower, built-in, with space for a washing machine
One owner, full ownership, no debts. Property available immediately.
An ideal offer for those looking for a quiet place to live with their own garden.