End of renovation works: January 2009

The five-storey neo-Romantic house at 22 Wilcza Street, located in the heart of the City, close to Trzech Krzyży Square and the Łazienki Park, is one of the few authentic jewels of Warsaw architecture that have survived the war. Built in the 1890s to the design of two celebrated Warsaw architects: Aleksander Woyde and Karol Kozłowski.

The Von der Heyden Group working in close cooperation with the community of co-owners living in the front part of the house started meticulous renovation work. Renovation works have been divided into three parallel tasks: the building of an additional floor, the construction of the panoramic lift, the renovation of the façade, staircase and an entrance gate. The building has regained its original façade and passageway leading to the courtyard. Additionally a glass lift has been constructed in the inner courtyard.

For those who would like to live with the spirit of history, Von der Heyden Group offers for sale eight high developer-standard apartments. Five of them are two-level apartments.

More information about the Wilcza 22 historic building, you will find in the brochure attached below: