In the world of ultra-premium real estate, price is often just a number, but it’s the location that gives it meaning. When the media reported the sale of a penthouse for PLN 21 million, all eyes turned to Śródmieście. However, for those familiar with Warsaw, this record was no surprise. It was set where history meets understated luxury – at Orris Residence.
Not just the price, but the standard that justifies it.
The record price of almost PLN 90,000 per square meter is a mathematical result, but it is based on the unique nature of the investment at Okólnik Street 11. Orris Residence is not just another development project – it is the revitalization of a part of Warsaw’s soul.
The investment restored the splendour of the neoclassical Ordynacka Tenement House from 1912, offering a standard that is rare in the capital:
- Absolute intimacy: Just 5 apartments in the entire building. This luxury is unavailable in modern apartment buildings.
- Dialogue with tradition: A light limestone facade and interiors finished with marble and veneers, which reference the best European patterns.
- A view that has no price: A panoramic roof terrace overlooking the Vistula River and the Chopin Museum is a privilege available to a select few.
Orris Residence as the protagonist of a market breakthrough
It was this particular space that became the backdrop for the success that has been covered by major media outlets for the past two days. The sale of this penthouse, brokered by Partners International, proved that Polish buyers have matured for trophy assets – unique properties whose value will only increase.
Behind this historic success lies Olga Fibak, who perfectly combined the developer’s vision with the buyer’s expectations. Representing both parties in such a prestigious transaction is a testament to the highest level of trust that can be earned in the real estate market. Thanks to her determination and expertise in the ultra-luxury segment, Orris Residence has officially become the most desirable address in the capital.
Is this the end of the excitement at Okólnik 11?
The record has been broken, but history is still being written. Although the most expensive penthouse in Warsaw’s history already has its owner, the last two spacious apartments at Orris Residence are still waiting.
They are an ideal option for those who:
- Seek a quiet retreat in the heart of the city.
- Appreciate above-standard interior heights and a historical context.
- Want to own a property in a building that has defined a new era of luxury in Poland.
Don’t wait, check out the offer. This is likely your last chance to become part of this record-breaking story and live in a place that’s currently the talk of the town.
Details about the record-breaking sale can be found in the article in “Rzeczpospolita”
