Author: patryk

SŁONECZNE SKOROSZE

SUNNY SPOT ON THE URSUS
Begin 2005
End 2007

The left-bank Warsaw

The Słoneczne Skorosze (Sunny Skorosze) Estate is located at the corner of ul. Skoroszewska and ul. Tomcia Palucha in Ursus. There are five multifamily residential buildings (from 4 to 7 storey). The buildings are equipped with fast lifts and ground garages for passenger cars. Cosy staircases are additional assets of our buildings.

The location is convenient; direct access to the infrastructure, public transportation, schools, and kindergartens.

The Ursus district

Nowadays Ursus is one of the smallest districts of Warsaw; it is 9 square kilometers. It is located on the west of the capital city, 9 km from the city centre. It adjoins the Varsovian districts: Włochy and Bemowo and the suburban communes: Ożarów Mazowiecki, Piastów and Michałowice. Ursus lies at the crossroads of international motorways and railways so it is favourably located.

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BELVEDERE

LUXURY TO THE POINT
Begin 2005
End 2007

Gardens nearby

Belvedere is located in Bielany district at the corner of ul. Gen. Maczka and ul. Rudnickiego. Its construction started in 2005 and was completed in 2007. The Belvedere Bielany building stands in the vicinity of Niedzielskiego 2 Estate, Kochanowskiego Apartments, and Bemowo Estate.

The building is located near the family allotment gardens BEMOWO.

Bielany

Bielany is one of the left-bank districts of Warsaw with well-developed infrastructure. There are a lot of green areas: numerous allotment gardens and Fort P’s wood. In 1994 Bielany became an independent commune (Polish equivalent of borough).

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Skoroszewska 1A & 1C

YOUR PLACE IN WARSAW
Begin 2002
End 2004

Multi-family nook

There are two multi-family residential buildings (from six to nine-storey) on Skoroszewska 1A and 1C. They both have underground garages and a wide range of business premises on the ground floors of the buildings.

A bit of history

In the mid-16th century, a part of the area belonged to the Nadarzyński family. In the 17th century, the village belonged to the Falęcki family and in the 18th century, it became a property of bailiff Karczewski. In the early 19th c. Skorosze resided in the Sąchocki family. Later, it was managed by the Mullers, Teodor Andrault, the Hass, the Jungs, the Kuhlens, the Berendts, and the Własows.

(źródło. https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skorosze_(Warszawa))

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