Via Lactea: furnished 34 m² studio with balcony and parking space

Compact Comfort with Balcony and Parking Spot

34 m² studio on the 6th floor of Via Láctea, designed for those seeking practical living in Downtown Curitiba. The space includes a double bed, a full bathroom, and a private balcony that increases natural light; the kitchen is equipped with a stove, refrigerator, and microwave, and the washing machine makes daily routines easier. The uncovered parking spot in the lot is a rare advantage in the central area. Included shared Wi-Fi ensures connectivity for work and leisure.

Condition and Capacity

Unit ideal for one or two people, with functional furniture that optimizes the open studio space. We don’t add equipment: the items listed above are on the unit’s technical sheet and make the apartment move-in ready without major adjustments.

Simplified Monthly Routine and Digital Management

The property is organized for monthly stays and transitional periods: compact spaces, essential appliances, and practical furniture reduce maintenance time. The reservation and signing process is fully digital, with an electronic contract and the option to request additional services and bed and bath kits via app. There is also a party hall in the building for occasional events, whose use follows condominium rules and may incur additional charges.

Who This Studio Is For

Recommended for students, professionals on temporary assignments in the city, or anyone seeking a functional spot downtown. The setup suits those who prioritize practicality without giving up a private outdoor area (balcony) and their own parking space.

Convenient Address and Amenities Within Steps

Located on Rua Marechal Deodoro, Via Láctea is a short distance from UFPR’s Rectorate, Muffato Supermarket, and health units such as Hospital de Clínicas and Oswaldo Cruz, facilitating appointments and quick shopping. Nearby restaurants, coffee shops, and bakeries reduce the need for long trips; the downtown public transportation network makes it easy to access other parts of the city. In short, it’s a functional spot for those who need to balance study, work, and commitments in the city.