Warszawa, Śródmieście, Śródmieście

FOR RENT | Apartment in a renovated building

UNIQUE, DESIGNER APARTMENT IN A RENOVATED, BEAUTIFUL TENEMENT HOUSE WITH LIFT

Poznanska street | Historic tenement house | Prestigious location | Bright interiors | High standard

A high-class apartment in a renovated, exclusive tenement house in the city centre of Warsaw. An ideal offer for those looking for an exceptional flat in a prestigious location with good access to a rich urban infrastructure.

*****

LAYOUT OF THE ROOMS AND STANDARD:

The flat of 60 m2 consists of:
* Spacious living room,
* kitchen annex,
* bedroom,
* bathroom with shower,
* guest toilet.

Finished with taste, the spacious and sunny apartment is located in a restored tenement house from 1910, located at 16 Poznańska Street, in the very centre, among the beautiful townhouses of Śródmieście. The flat is fully furnished and equipped. The highest quality materials were used to finish the interiors, apart from that, spacious custom-made wardrobes and designer furnishings are undoubted assets of the flat. Southern exposure.

BUILDING:

The townhouse located at 16 Poznańska Street in Warsaw was built in 1910 for brothers Adolf and Herman Knothe. Among the numerous historical elements of the staircase and interiors, the original Art Nouveau metal balustrades, woodwork of the doors to the premises and the floors have been preserved.

Thanks to the modernisation carried out, the historic tenement has regained its former splendour, thus becoming one of the buildings stylistically reminiscent of the old Warsaw of the early 19th century, then known as the ‘Paris of the North’.

LOCATION:

Poznanska Street is one of the most beautiful streets in Warsaw. Systematically renovated – it has undergone a complete metamorphosis over the past few years. Renovation of historic tenement houses has turned over its former pre-war splendour and made the street a fashionable location for atmospheric pubs, restaurants, boutiques and luxury hotels.
It has regained its splendour, retaining its former identity by referencing the architecture of old Warsaw.