Poland · Warsaw · Koło osiedle
Koło is a historic residential block in Wola with unique 1950s functionalist housing and a garden-style layout.
Useful information
Koło was Poland's first planned residential block of the post-war era, designed by Helena and Szymon Syrkus in the 1950s. It has spacious flats, internal garden courtyards and an original layout with green axes. The block is regarded as a model of modern post-war Polish residential design.
Three- to five-storey 1950s buildings with spacious flats and green courtyards. Prices are mid-range — the block is valued for its historical importance and unusual layout.
The M2 Płocka station is within walking distance. Trams and buses along Górczewska. About 8 minutes to the centre on the metro.
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It's the first planned residential block of post-war Poland, with a unique functionalist layout.
Yes, mid-range prices with metro nearby. Current listings in the DomCom catalogue.
About 8 minutes to Centrum on M2 from Płocka station.
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