Leopoldinum brings the lap of luxury to Wrocław

High-quality projects are a relatively new phenomenon in the Wrocław real-estate market, and the first luxury residential developments only appeared in the middle of 2005. However, the city's cultural and architectural assets, accompanied by a range of business opportunities, have contributed to a growing demand for luxurious apartments.

One development that is capitalizing on this trend is Rezydencja Leopoldinum, located on Kępa Mieszczańska, 10 minutes' walk from the city's market square. Leopoldinum is a luxurious six-storey tenement house. There are 28 air-conditioned apartments of 54 to 107 sqm, whose terraces overlook the University, Ostrów Tumski and the Oder river. A concierge serves the tenants and their guests 24 hours a day. In the main hall, with walls of granite, marble and mahogany, guests will be able to relax on leather sofas. There are no heaters in the apartments as heat is delivered by a recuperator system. This also allows tenants to regulate the temperature in their homes on the internet.

The investor in the project is Euro-dom, a company based on Polish and German capital. Founded by architects and construction engineers, the company has already developed residential projects on ul. Sliczna and Al. Armii Krajowej. Designed by the Maciej Hawrylak studio, Leopoldinum is being constructed by Warbud, one of Poland's largest construction companies. The investment, which started in June last year, is scheduled for completion by Q4 this year. Some apartments are still on sale, and are priced at around zł.8,000 per sqm.