Villa Marconi única Cerca De Varsovia Con Un Gran Jardín

Unique Marconi Villa near Warsaw with a Large Garden

For sale: an exceptional residence from 1895, designed by renowned architect Władysław Marconi, known for his iconic works in Warsaw such as the Hotel Bristol, The House Under the Giants, and the Dziewulski Palace. This remarkable property is located just 24 km from Warsaw, Poland, right past Konstancin Jeziorna, in the scenic buffer zone of the Chojnów Landscape Park. Within a short distance of up to 5 km, there are shopping centers, schools, and kindergartens.

This stylish historic palace villa offers 400 m² of living space and is set on a 5,000 m² wooded plot. Built using traditional methods and high-quality brick, the building features a varied architectural form, including a two-storey main body and a lower, single-storey eastern wing with a habitable attic. The multi-pitched roofs are covered with ceramic tiles. Its picturesque silhouette, characteristic of late 19th-century palace architecture, is enriched with five terraces, bay windows, and balconies. At the front, two porticos rest on segmental arches with balustrades, and in the northwest corner stands a striking three-storey tower topped with a helmet-style roof.

The interiors impress with historic details, stucco decorations, and architectural elements drawing inspiration from medieval, Renaissance, Rococo, and classical styles. The total building area of 400 m² comprises 9 rooms, 3 bathrooms, a kitchen, pantry, and 2 cellars. The ground floor features a representative area with 4 rooms, kitchen, pantry, and an ornate tiled stove. On the first floor are 3 rooms and a walk-in closet; the attic contains a bathroom and additional living space, while the tower spans three levels. Ceilings are 3.7 m high on the ground and first floors, and 2.25 m in the attic.
The villa has three separate entrances (two at the front, one from the garden). All municipal utilities are connected: electricity, gas, water, and sewage. The house is equipped with oak flooring, gas heating, and a state-of-the-art heat pump that can be remotely controlled online.

The building underwent a comprehensive renovation: the roof truss and tiles were replaced, all electrical, heating (copper pipes), and plumbing systems were renewed. Traditional wooden windows and doors were also replaced, carefully preserving their historical appearance. The villa is move-in ready. It is situated deep within the plot, surrounded by mature pine trees and a magnificent old oak by the entrance gate.

A second building is also located on the property. Originally built as stables and a carriage house, it has since been adapted into a guest house with two independent units, each with its own bathroom. There is potential to expand this space or construct a second house adjacent to the villa.

The property has remained in the hands of one family since the early 20th century. It has also served as a film set for several Polish productions. Ready to be lived in, this villa is perfectly suited as a private residence, company headquarters, event venue, or creative retreat.

There is also a possibility to purchase the adjacent 5,000 m² plot, which historically belonged to the estate, bringing the total land size to over 1 hectare.

I invite you to contact me and schedule a private viewing of this unique historical property with a soul.