..:: A unique apartment in a historic townhouse on Aleje Ujazdowskie ::.. An

elegant 99.3 m² apartment located on the 3rd floor of a historic townhouse at 18 Aleje Ujazdowskie—one of Warsaw’s most prestigious and
elegant streets...:: Floor plan:

• three spacious rooms,
• a fourth room with the potential to be converted into a kitchen,
• a bathroom,
• kitchenette
• a grand entry hall.

..:: What about the apartment?
The windows overlook a quiet patio, ensuring peace and privacy despite the central location. An additional advantage is the two separate entrances to the apartment leading from two stairwells—one of which is grand and has been recently renovated. No elevator.
The apartment stands out for its high ceilings, over 3.5 meters tall, which give the interiors a unique sense of space and elegance. Many original architectural elements have been preserved, emphasizing the property’s historical character: beautiful wooden floors, stucco work adorning the ceilings, and original doors
...:: Historical Background:
The tenement house at 18 Aleje Ujazdowskie is one of the most characteristic examples of luxury architecture in this part of the city from the late 19th century. The building was constructed around 1895 on the initiative of Ludwika Trębicka of the princely Puzyn family, and its design is attributed to the distinguished Warsaw architect Stefan Szyller.
The ground floor of the building served commercial purposes—it housed shops with semicircular display windows, including a store for the “T.W. Krąkowscy” furniture factory, known for its products popular during the interwar period. The upper floors were designated for spacious, luxurious apartments.
The building’s façade was originally adorned with rich, eclectic ornamentation. In 1944, the building was partially burned during the Warsaw Uprising. In the postwar period, some of the façade’s decorations were simplified, but the building’s structure remained intact and to this day stands as a valuable example of Warsaw architecture from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.
In recent years, the building underwent a thorough renovation co-financed by the City of Warsaw. In 2016, the front facade was restored, reconstructing some of the architectural details, while in 2018, the courtyard facades were renovated, restoring their full historical design
...:: Location:
The apartment is located at the prestigious address Aleje Ujazdowskie 18, in the heart of Warsaw, in the Śródmieście district. Aleje Ujazdowskie is one of the capital’s most prestigious and elegant thoroughfares, connecting historic buildings, numerous embassies, and exceptional green spaces.
In the immediate vicinity is the prestigious Trzech Krzyży Square—one of the most recognizable spots in the city center, with a wide selection of restaurants, cafes, boutiques, and services. The location also offers proximity to numerous parks and walking areas, including Ujazdowski Park and Łazienki Królewskie—one of the most beautiful urban parks in Europe.
The neighborhood boasts excellent public transportation—bus stops and the city’s main transportation routes are nearby, enabling quick access to other parts of Warsaw. Plac Trzech Krzyży and the area around Aleje Ujazdowskie also constitute an important hub of the capital’s diplomatic and business life.
This is a unique location that combines prestige, historical character, and access to a full range of urban amenities, while offering proximity to green spaces and Warsaw’s most important cultural landmarks.

It is a unique opportunity for those seeking an apartment with character in a prestigious location, blending historical charm with design potential in the very heart of Warsaw.