Rent in Górna, Łódź
Górna is a large, primarily residential district south of the centre, made up mostly of housing estates and quieter streets. It is one of the more affordable parts of the city, with two-room rents below the median and good tram access into town.
The median asking rent for a 2-room flat in Górna (Łódź, Poland) is 2 049 zł per month as of 2026-10-26 (PolandRent, n=66); the p25–p75 fair range is 1 800 zł–2 350 zł, making Górna the #4 most expensive of 5 Łódź districts.
Median rent in Górna by size
| Size | Median | Fair range (p25–p75) | Sample |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 room | 1 387 zł | 1 250 zł – 1 550 zł | 62 |
| 2 rooms | 2 049 zł | 1 800 zł – 2 350 zł | 66 |
| 3 rooms | 2 616 zł | 2 200 zł – 3 100 zł | 31 |
PLN per month · PolandRent, updated 2026-10-26 (Q4 2026).
What it's like to live in Górna
Górna ("Upper") stretches south from the centre and is one of Łódź's most populous districts, built largely around mid- and late-20th-century housing estates interspersed with older houses and pockets of greenery. It is unpretentious and residential — people live here for space, calm, and price rather than for nightlife or sights. Everyday amenities are solid, with local shops, markets, and schools, and the main arteries carry frequent trams toward the centre. Rents are clearly below the citywide median, which makes Górna a practical choice for budget-conscious renters, families, and anyone prioritising more square metres over a central address.
Best for
- budget-conscious renters
- families
- renters wanting more space
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Górna rent FAQ
- How much is rent in Górna, Łódź?
- As of Q4 2026, the median 2-room flat in Górna rents for about 2 049 zł/month, a studio around 1 387 zł, and a 3-room flat about 2 616 zł.
- Is Górna expensive compared to the rest of Łódź?
- A 2-room flat in Górna is -2% versus the Łódź median of 2 099 zł — about the same as the city overall.
- Is it well-connected?
- Yes. Górna's main streets carry frequent trams and buses into the centre, so commuting without a car is straightforward despite its distance from the core.
- What kind of housing is there?
- Mostly mid- and late-20th-century housing estates, with some older houses and greener pockets. It is calm and residential rather than central or lively.