Living in Białołęka, Warsaw

Monthly rent in PLN (zł). First-hand contracts come straight from the landlord or housing company. Second-hand contracts are sublets, and they usually cost more.

Within AffordWhere's Warsaw dataset, a one-bedroom here averages about zł3,500/month — roughly 11% below the city median, and among the more affordable of the 12 areas we track. Two-bedrooms run zł4,200 - zł5,200/month and three-bedrooms zł5,500 - zł6,900/month on second-hand contracts. At 35 minutes to the center by bus, it sits farther out than most Warsaw areas in the set. On safety it rates 4/5, among the lower-rated in the city. Based on its rent, commute, and the affordable, families, suburban tags, it may suit families and longer-term renters who want space.

Weighing options? For a shorter commute, see Śródmieście.

Rent figures reflect official statistics compiled January 2026. See data sources.

OpenStreetMap maps Biedronka as the nearest supermarket around the Białołęka reference point. A school is also mapped within walking distance.

Amenity data from OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License (ODbL). The extracted amenity dataset is published under the same license.

How much is rent in Białołęka, Warsaw?

A 1-bedroom apartment in Białołęka costs zł3,100 - zł3,900/month (second-hand contract) or zł2,800 - zł3,500/month (first-hand). A 2-bedroom ranges from zł4,200 - zł5,200/month, and a 3-bedroom from zł5,500 - zł6,900/month.

Is Białołęka safe for expats?

Białołęka has a safety rating of 4/5 (Safe) on our scale. That is one of the higher ratings on the 1-5 scale; as always, check specific streets and visit at different times before signing a lease.

How long is the commute from Białołęka to Warsaw center?

The commute from Białołęka to Warsaw city center takes approximately 35 minutes by bus.

What is Białołęka like to live in?

Northern suburb. New developments, families, affordable. In our data it is tagged as affordable, families, suburban.