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Homes for rent in Blloku, Tirana

Browse 64 listings for homes for rent in Blloku, Tirana, from private landlords and agencies. Most ask between €543 and €2,500 a month; the median rent is €900.

64 properties

Rentals

What a tenant finds for homes for rent in Blloku, Tirana

Furnished
36 of 64 (56%)
Median rent, furnished
€815/month
Median rent, unfurnished
€978/month
Added in the last 7 days
64

How far your budget goes

What renters pay for homes for rent in Blloku, Tirana

Listings online
64
Median rent
€900/month
Rent range
€543 – €2,500
Rent by layout
LayoutListingsAverage rent
2+135€1,095
1+120€702
3+14€1,900
4+11€5,000

Worked out from the active listings on this page, last updated 22 October 2026. How prices are calculated

Blloku, Tirana: a renter’s guide

If you want to walk everywhere and live among cafés, shops and offices, Blloku is the obvious first place to look in Tirana. The trade-off is cost: demand is high and there is little room left to build, so prices per square metre are among the steepest in Albania and rents follow. Flats range from older apartments to newer blocks between the villas. Buses L1, L2, L13 and the Green Line (L16) stop on the edges, and the Faculty of Law and the University of the Arts are close. Before signing above a bar, visit on a weekend night.

Where it is

Blloku (“the Block”) belongs to Tirana e Re, in Administrative Unit no. 5. From Skanderbeg Square it is a 10–15 minute walk, around 800 metres to the south.

Life here

Cafés, bars, restaurants and shops make it the hub of Tirana’s nightlife. Enver Hoxha’s former home is here, and the Selman Stërmasi stadium stands on the edge of the area by the Lana river. The Faculty of Law, the University of the Arts, the German Hospital and Amavita Hospital are close.

Who it suits

If you want to walk to the office, to restaurants and to the centre, Blloku puts it all on your doorstep. If sleep matters, ask which way the bedroom windows face and view the flat in the evening, when the bars are full.

Housing and history

Up to 1991 the area was off limits: only the Party of Labour leadership lived here, and ordinary Albanians could not go in. Once it opened, many apartment blocks were built among the older villas.

Getting around

L1A/L1B, L2, L13 and the Green Line stop nearby, at “Sheshi Willson” and “Piramida” among others.

Public transport near Blloku, Tirana

Closest stops: Kinema Agimi, Brigada 8, Sheshi Willson, Libri Universitar, Shallvaret, Vëllezërit Frashëri, Drejtoria Policisë A, Piramida.

Lines serving them: L1A Selitë – Allias; L1B Allias – Kodra e Diellit 2; L2 TEG – Ish Stacioni i Trenit; L13A/L13B Tirana e Re; L16A/L16B Linja e Gjelbër.

Data from OpenStreetMap (October 2026); routes change, and the Municipality of Tirana publishes the timetables.

Good for

  • Expats and young professionals who want to live car-free in the centre
  • Businesses after offices or shopfronts in the busiest district
  • Owners letting short stays to visitors

Questions renters ask

What is the typical monthly rent for homes for rent in Blloku, Tirana?
Going by the active listings, most rents for homes for rent in Blloku, Tirana fall between €543 and €2,500 a month. The median is €900: half the listings ask less.
Which layouts come up most often?
Among homes for rent in Blloku, Tirana, the most common layouts are 2+1 (35 listings), 1+1 (20 listings), 3+1 (4 listings), 4+1 (1 listing).
Can I rent directly from the owner, without an agency?
Yes: 4 of the 64 listings for homes for rent in Blloku, Tirana were posted by the owners themselves.

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