“Light is a symbol of the divine.” These words of Daniel Libeskind materialise in this apartment, its architecture a true synthesis of the arts and physical expression of the designer’s harmonious vision of the world.
Apartment 196 stands out for its breathtaking play of light. Its south-eastern orientation gives it its extraordinarily beautiful exposure to sunlight and its particularly warm ambiance. Its two bedrooms include the Master Bedroom, with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet. Attractive layout of this light drenched residence makes it a luxuriously comfortable living space.
Huge widows of the debonair salon space provide panoramic views of the commanding Palace of Culture and Science, the emblematic public building of the city. The middle distance reveals Warsaw’s central intersection of Marszałkowska street and the Jerozolimskie avenue, its southern frontage adorned by Polonia Palace Hotel, a symbol of the carefree hedonism and splendour of the city’s inter-war period; sporting impressive night-time illumination. Walls of glass in the bedrooms and the salon also provide vistas of the green expanse of Park Ujazdowski and the Łazienki Królewskie park-and-palace complex.
The unique location of Złota 44 makes immediately accessible glamorous shopping and great dining: firstly within the vast domed terraces of Poland’s state-of-the-art shopping mall next-door. The inviting cafés of the nearby Świętokrzyska street lure with limitless cupfuls of choice coffee and their intimate interiors.
Apartment 196 is ever so close to Warsaw…
Apartment 196 stands out for its breathtaking play of light. Its south-eastern orientation gives it its extraordinarily beautiful exposure to sunlight and its particularly warm ambiance. Its two bedrooms include the Master Bedroom, with en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet. Attractive layout of this light drenched residence makes it a luxuriously comfortable living space.
Huge widows of the debonair salon space provide panoramic views of the commanding Palace of Culture and Science, the emblematic public building of the city. The middle distance reveals Warsaw’s central intersection of Marszałkowska street and the Jerozolimskie avenue, its southern frontage adorned by Polonia Palace Hotel, a symbol of the carefree hedonism and splendour of the city’s inter-war period; sporting impressive night-time illumination. Walls of glass in the bedrooms and the salon also provide vistas of the green expanse of Park Ujazdowski and the Łazienki Królewskie park-and-palace complex.
The unique location of Złota 44 makes immediately accessible glamorous shopping and great dining: firstly within the vast domed terraces of Poland’s state-of-the-art shopping mall next-door. The inviting cafés of the nearby Świętokrzyska street lure with limitless cupfuls of choice coffee and their intimate interiors.
Apartment 196 is ever so close to Warsaw…
