Apartment 46 m² Warsaw, Poland

The whole project will consist of 6 buildings. The first stage of investment is one residential building. Further, a central building will be built in the depths of the complex.

The complex will also have a recreation area, a playground and bike racks in front of the buildings, as well as special places for bicycles in the garage hall.

The complex will be monitored by security.

The first building consists of 107 comfortable apartments ranging from 26 to 109 m2. It will be characterized by elegant decoration of common spaces and patios with comfortable benches for future residents. The construction is scheduled to be completed by the end of 2024.

The project is zero. Szeligowska is 8.1 km from the center of Warsaw.

The whole project consists of 107 new apartments located in 1 apartment building. The building has 6 aboveground floors, ground floor and 1 underground floor.


Apartments are available:

2-room area from 46 to 47 m2, price from 722 000 PLN
3-room area from 54 to 66 m2, price from 851,000 PLN

Parking spaces are provided - the price is 23000-35000 PLN

The complex will be surrounded by good public transport infrastructure: the nearest bus stop will be only 350 m away. On the street itself, next to the planned development, a metro line II station will be built, which in the future will connect residents of the neighborhood even with the farthest corners of Warsaw. For motorists, the S8 highway is close (approx. 5 min. by car) will provide good communication with the whole city. In this area you will also find many retail and service outlets, such as: City Park Shopping Center, Karolin, Factory Ursus or Chilly Park. Kindergartens and schools will also appear in the vicinity. Future residents who like to spend their free time outdoors will appreciate the proximity of the green fort, the park of Gurchevsk and the pond.

The Bemowo district, which stretches along the western borders of Warsaw, is the place of residence of about 116 thousand people. Residential development is quite diverse.

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