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Live in Piastow!

Our investment is unique - located in a quiet and peaceful surroundings and connected with A2 highway, just 2 km from Warsaw borders (12 km from city center). Property is surrounded by well developed infrastructure. Availability of educational institutions (kindergarten, schools), health care services and shopping spots makes our property an attractive place to live.

All apartments have balconies.

Our advantages

• property located 2 km from Warsaw borders, 12 km from city center
• Warsaw Commuter Train station nearby
• convenient road connection to A2 highway
• elevators, underground garage
• building height: 14 m
• full infrastructure
• calm and quiet environment
• every ground floor apartment has an outdoor garden
• playground for children
• prices as low as 4 357,50 PLN (price of 1 sq. m, VAT incl.)
• free wall layout customizing on demand
• connecting apartments into a big one on demand!
• low-priced interior finishing packages
• free housing loan advisory

Henryk Wieniawski was a virtuoso compared to Paganini. He played in almost all European countries (in some, numerous times), USA, Canada and Cuba. Had over 130 appearances in Polish towns alone. Performed solo, with his brother Joseph - a pianist, and with other outstanding artists, incl. Anton Rubinstein, exquisite chamber musician.

Wieniawski combined intense concert activity with composing, which he begun as early as in his childhood. Wrote ca. 50 virtuoso and lyrical pieces (intended mainly for own delivery) full of reference to national and folk tradition (polonaises, mazurkas, kujawiak dances). Wrote fantasies on opera themes (e.g. Faust by Gounod), which enjoyed immense popularity in the 19th century. Author of etudes and two virtuoso concert pieces for violin and orchestra still performed by outstanding soloists. His most renown pieces are recurrently recorded for leading record labels.

Listen to Polonaise brillante op. 4 by Henryk Wieniawski (violin - Bartlomiej Niziol - skrzypce, piano - Andrzej Tatarski)

source: Towarzystwo Muzyczne im. Henryka Wieniawskiego w Poznaniu, Encyklopedia Muzyki PWN, 1995; J. Ekier "Blizej muzyki"; E. Grabkowski i R. Polczynski "Henryk Wieniawski", wyd. ATENA