Timeless Elegance of Old Ochota An elegant apartment in a historic tenement building located in the prestigious Kolonia Lubeckiego. The area is 110.45 m², and the apartment consists of 4 rooms. The building has an elevator, and the architecture delights with its historic details in a prestigious location. Warsaw is constantly changing, yet there are places that have remained symbols of good taste, timeless architecture, and urban elegance for nearly a hundred years. One of them is the historic Old Ochota. In the very heart of this unique part of the city, at the corner of Wawelska and Glogera streets, stands one of the most characteristic tenement houses of pre-war Warsaw - the historic building of the Construction and Housing Cooperative of SGGW Employees, with its striking corner turret, which has long been a recognizable element of the Kolonia Lubeckiego skyline. The tenement was built in the interwar period, between 1927 and 1931, according to the design of Adolf Inatowicz-Łubiański. The facades are adorned with details referencing the art deco style, and the interiors of the staircases have retained some of the pre-war decor. The tenement survived World War II, making it even more unique. The offered apartment of 110.45 m² has preserved everything that lovers of pre-war architecture seek - space, proportions, light, and an unparalleled atmosphere. From the moment you pass through the representative entrance gate from Glogera Street, you can feel the atmosphere of pre-war Warsaw. The well-maintained tenement, staircase, and elevator emphasize the unique character of the property. The apartment is located on the second floor, providing an ideal balance between the comfort of everyday life and a sense of privacy. The dual-aspect layout of the rooms ensures that the interiors are filled with natural light throughout the day, and the high windows perfectly showcase the architecture of this extraordinary tenement. The 110.45 m² includes: a representative hall of over 17 m², a spacious living room, three comfortable bedrooms, a separate large kitchen with the possibility of creating a family dining area, a pantry and utility/technical room, as well as a bathroom. The functional layout allows for the creation of both an elegant family apartment and a prestigious workspace or representative residence for those who appreciate classic interiors. This is one of those properties that does not need to be adapted to everyday life - it was created with comfortable living in mind. In the premium real estate segment, it is rare to find such favorable maintenance costs. The monthly administrative rent is only 1,251.29 PLN, which corresponds to about 11 PLN per m². In comparison, similar tenements and apartments in this part of Warsaw generate administrative fees averaging 16 PLN per m², meaning costs are even 30-50% higher. The source of this advantage is the unique operating model of the cooperative, which also owns rental premises providing a steady income. This additional income supports the cooperative's budget and allows for exceptionally low fees for its members, translating into real savings for the owner for years to come. The apartment is heated by the municipal heating network, ensuring convenience and reliability of use. Hot water is provided by an electric heater (boiler), discreetly placed in a designated technical room, which does not interfere with the aesthetics of the interior. Pre-war tenements in Old Ochota have long been among the most sought-after properties in Warsaw. Their value is created not only by location or architecture but also by solid brick construction, high ceilings, exceptional acoustics, a representative entrance, and a cozy atmosphere with mature greenery. These are properties that cannot be built anymore. Old Ochota is one of the most desirable parts of Warsaw, chosen by those who want to live close to the center without giving up the tranquility, greenery, and atmosphere of a pre-war city. A few minutes' walk separates the apartment from Pola Mokotowskiego, Maria Skłodowska-Curie Park, Wielkopolski Park, Warsaw Filters, and numerous cafes, restaurants, and boutiques of Old Ochota. The location guarantees quick access to the most important universities in Warsaw, such as the Medical University of Warsaw, the Warsaw School of Economics, the Warsaw University of Technology, and the University of Warsaw. Nearby are also renowned medical facilities, including the Stefan Banach University Clinical Center, the Maria Skłodowska-Curie National Research Institute of Oncology, the Sports Medicine Center, and the Clinical Hospital of the Child Jesus. This is one of the best-connected locations in Warsaw. Numerous tram and bus lines in the immediate vicinity provide quick access to every part of the city. Approximate distances are about 3 km to the Central Station, 6 km to Chopin Airport, 10 minutes by public transport to Politechnika Metro, 20 minutes on foot to Pola Mokotowskiego, 4 km to the business center at Daszyński Roundabout, and about 10 minutes by car to the city center. Despite its central location, the area offers convenient parking options. Residents benefit from a subscription to the Unattended Paid Parking Zone, and there are numerous parking spaces available along Glogera, Wawelska, and nearby streets. There are also garages and parking spaces offered for rent by housing cooperatives and private owners. This is a proposal for those who are not just looking for another apartment. The apartment is for those who appreciate timeless architecture, the prestige of historic addresses, space that is unmatched in contemporary construction, an excellent location, and the security of capital invested in a property of lasting value. The greatest assets are the historic tenement with an elevator, the prestigious part of Old Ochota, the historic Kolonia Lubeckiego, 110.45 m², 4 well-arranged rooms, a dual-aspect layout, an elegant gate from Glogera Street, an on-site building manager, low rent, a stably managed cooperative, excellent communication, and exceptional investment potential. Some addresses are not purchased solely for their size. They are bought for the history, prestige, and lifestyle that cannot be replicated in contemporary construction. Wawelska 78 is indeed one of those addresses.

Apartment - 4 rooms - 110 m² - Wawelska St. Warsaw Ochota Filtry

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