Refurbished villa in the fashionable south of Warsaw

Stylish historic villa in Baniocha from 1892, designed by the renowned family of architects Marconich, known among other things for the design of the Hotel Bristol in Warsaw. The house has been fully restored in accordance with the guidelines for the protection of historical monuments.

The usable area is 300 m². The mansion has 9 rooms and 3 bathrooms on three floors. The room heights are 370 cm and 225 cm (in the attic).

Outside there are 3 terraces and 2 balconies. The property includes a plot of 5,000 square meters, on which, in addition to the house, there is also a farm building - formerly living quarters for servants and a coach house.

The building has been completely renovated and is ready for occupancy. New wooden windows were installed, all installations, roof, floors, stairs and more were renewed. A new gas heating system was installed last year. In addition, there is a free standing tiled stove in the living room.

The property is fully connected to the city utilities: electricity, gas, water and sewerage. The surroundings of the Chojnowski Landscape Park and the beautifully landscaped forest plot with old trees give the property an idyllic and unique character.

The south of Warsaw: beautiful and in high demand

Baniocha in the south of the Polish capital is a former noble village with quick access to the city center. Warsaw's south is known for its fashionable and wooded places with numerous villas and historic vacation residences built by wealthy citizens at the turn of the century. Among the most famous and expensive places in the whole of Poland is the small town of Konstancin Jeziorna, which is four kilometers away from Baniocha.

We invite you for a visit!