Przedwojenna kamienica | 2 apartamenty lub 4 pok.

Opis

NO COMMISSION FOR THE BUYER!!!

A unique apartment with an elevator in a pre-war tenement house from 1936.
Located in one of the most valued parts of Old Mokotów, just a few minutes' walk from Morskie Oko Park.
This is an offer for both those looking for a unique place to live and investors who appreciate the potential of real estate in prestigious locations.

The property underwent a major renovation in 2025. The current layout includes two independent apartments, each approximately 38 m², offering a wide range of uses for the property, both for investment and residential purposes.
With little effort, it is possible to restore the spacious, functional layout of a 3- or 4-room apartment with an above-standard ceiling height of 3 m.

Both apartments are currently rented out on a short-term basis, generating a good income for the owner, which will be presented to the buyer.

The general renovation included a new electrical system, high-quality windows with enhanced acoustic insulation, and three air conditioning units. The interiors were finished with meticulous attention to detail, harmoniously combining modern solutions with the character of the prewar tenement house. The original herringbone oak parquet floor, one of the most distinctive features of this prewar apartment, was also carefully restored.

The building underwent a comprehensive renovation of its street and courtyard facades, supervised by a conservator, while preserving its historic character. An additional feature, rarely found in pre-war buildings, is an elevator, which significantly enhances the comfort of daily use.

The apartment boasts excellent interior lighting thanks to large windows and access to a green, well-kept patio with benches, a bicycle storage area, and a cozy garden with a magnificent walnut tree, blooming lilac, and numerous plantings.
In the immediate vicinity, you'll find atmospheric cafes, renowned restaurants, and cultural and entertainment venues like the Nowy Theatre and Iluzjon Cinema. The proximity of Morskie Oko Park further highlights the unique character of this part of Old Mokotów.

Building:
A modernist tenement house designed by Juliusz Żórawski, one of the most distinguished architects of the interwar period. The building survived World War II without significant damage and is a valuable example of Warsaw modernism inspired by the ideas of Le Corbusier. Distinctive features include sandstone facades, preserved Art Deco details, and the unique decorative façade at 24A Puławska Street. After the war, the tenement house and its annex were designated as apartments for members of the Presidium of the Council of Ministers.

Communication:
Excellent public transportation is one of the greatest advantages of this location. Tram and bus stops are located approximately 100 meters away, providing quick access to the city center and other parts of Warsaw. The Pole Mokotowskie and Racławicka metro stations are approximately a 10-minute walk away.