A prestigious, spacious ground-floor office space with windows facing the street.

• The entrance is almost directly off the street; it’s the first unit after entering the renovated, historic stairwell. 
• The perfect location for a company that welcomes guests and clients! 
• The windows facing the street allow for the placement of advertising or company signage in the window.

Layout: 

• 4 versatile, bright offices 
• Separate kitchen with a balcony facing a green patio (can be converted into a conference room with a kitchenette or an additional office)
• Spacious hallway with a coat rack and space for a copier 
• Bathroom with shower
• Separate restroom 

The office rooms feature beautiful hardwood floors and impressive door frames in a unique color. 

• Rent: 6,000 PLN + administrative fees, including waste disposal and an advance payment of 2,000 PLN for water and heating
• Total fixed monthly fee: 8,000 PLN + VAT 
• Electricity charges based on meter reading
• Internet: Tenant’s own contract

We invite you to come view the property.

Building

A pre-war, stately apartment building near the Warsaw Water Treatment Plant.

• Entrance from the renovated stairwell
• Stone flooring in the stairwell 
• New facade 
• All utilities have been replaced

The historic part of Warsaw’s Ochota district: Filtry.

A unique neighborhood with well-preserved pre-war townhouses and plenty of green space. Prestigious location and excellent transportation links!

Just 200 meters away is Narutowicza Square—an iconic spot with a wide variety of dining options.

Transportation:

• Very close to the city center and the business district of Wola
• Access to trams and buses
• 2 bus stops from Rondo Daszyńskiego (Rondo Daszyńskiego Metro Station—Metro Line 2)
• 3 tram stops to Politechnika Square and 4 to the Politechnika Metro Station (Metro Line 1)
• 1 stop from Aleje Jerozolimskie
• 2 stops to the Central Station
• Easy access via Żwirki i Wigury Street to Chopin Airport—many bus lines go that way
• Close to Łazienkowska Route (Wawelska Street) and highways leading to southern Poland.