Cukry Praga

CUKRY PRAGA: LOFT STYLE IN A HISTORIC FACTORY

The Cukry Praga project is a unique regeneration of a historic complex comprising three former factory buildings, situated in Warsaw’s Praga North district.

The intimate scale of the development comprises just 12 flats and 3 commercial premises, ensuring privacy, tranquillity and the unique character of the location.

The residential section has been designed as authentic lofts, in which light, height and the original structure of the historic building play a key role. The industrial aesthetic has been combined with modern architectural solutions, creating spaces of raw, timeless elegance.

Key features of the development:
· ceiling heights of up to 4.17 m
· natural light thanks to new glazing
· the option to create mezzanines and open-plan layouts
· preserved original brickwork and post-industrial details
· flat sizes ranging from 37 to 213 m²
· a private, green courtyard covered in ivy and featuring year-round vegetation.

LOCATION

Nowa Praga is now one of Warsaw’s most dynamic and authentic districts. Cukry Praga is situated in the heart of this part of the city, combining an urban lifestyle with the intimate atmosphere of its historic surroundings.

Nearby you’ll find:
· green spaces and parks
· art galleries and cultural institutions
· restaurants, cafés and meeting places
· excellent transport links to the centre of Warsaw

HISTORY OF THE VENUE

The F. Anczewski Confectionery Factory is a legend of Warsaw’s confectionery industry, dating back to 1865. The factory was one of the pioneers of industrial Warsaw and was among the first factories to have its own telephone number. The quality of its products rivalled that of brands such as Wedel and Blikle. Today’s Cukry Praga pays tribute to this history — the industrial architecture, original brickwork and details have been preserved and integrated into a modern residential development.