Śródmieście, Muranów, Pokorna

Apartamenty Murano

A unique and prestigious place

The Murano Apartments were built in the heart of Warsaw. Proximity to the center and the Dworzec Gdanski subway station are advantages for those who value time. The Old and New Town and the surrounding parks with beautiful trees encourage walking and morning jogging. In turn, the proximity of the Arkadia Shopping Center will certainly make everyday life easier.

Modern architecture and security

Murano Apartments is the best architecture, it’s facades covered with natural stone with decorative rosettes. On the top floors are located air-conditioned apartments with spacious terraces. The living areas will be able to be arranged according to individual tastes. Each apartment is planned to have access to state-of-the-art multimedia infrastructure. Special care has been taken for security, equipping the entire building with an advanced videophone system with an alarm function, allowing connection with several other units and transmitting images from selected locations, such as playgrounds.

Greenery in the heart of Warsaw

The project’s highlight is an enclosed, extensive garden with three themed playgrounds. A secluded enclave of peace and greenery will be created on an area of one hectare. A variety of plant species will ensure its beautiful appearance at any time of the year. The garden’s landscaping elements have been chosen to blend in with the landscape and not obscure the greenery. Water from the cascade will gently flow down the granite slabs, transforming into a small pond with fountains beating from it.

Location of the investment
The investment is located on the border of Śródmieście and Żoliborz, on Inflancka Street and Pokorna Street.

Śródmieście is the central and at the same time the most representative district of Warsaw. Its area is 15.57 square kilometers, and 117,000 people live there. The most important monuments of the capital are located here, such as the Royal Castle and the Palace of Culture and Science. It is also here that the Presidential Palace and the main government offices, including the Sejm and the Office of the Council of Ministers, stand. Next to them rise office buildings, hotels, apartment buildings, as well as the capital’s most important educational and cultural institutions, among them the Grand Theater and the National Museum. Downtown is home to the Torwar sports and entertainment hall and one of Europe’s largest shopping malls, Arkadia. In the district you can find 8 parks, including Łazienkowski Park. Downtown is connected to the eastern part of the city by 4 bridges. At the same time it is well connected with the rest of Warsaw – there are three subway stations and about 30 lines of public transport. In addition, the Warszawa Centralna railway station and the Powisle railway station are located here. Four provincial roads run here.