Modern Investment. Discover the Reasons to Explore the Botanica Konstancja Concept.
21 - 10 - 2023
Who hasn’t dreamt at some point of living far from the hustle and bustle of the streets, in a place surrounded by unique greenery, where the desired relaxation, rather than a meticulously planned event, becomes an effortless daily routine within arm’s reach? Botanica Konstancja is an idea created to embody these very desires of a secure haven full of peace, nature, and space for reflection, all without the need to forgo modern conveniences.
Botanica Konstancja — your place amidst nature
The concept of a modern housing estate with semi-detached single-family houses is nothing new. However, what sets apart the investment described here is the direct proximity to the Botanical Garden in Konstancin, which naturally influences the character and layout of the development. The celebration of nature and a sustainable approach to communal green spaces are among the primary principles guiding the architects of the estate.
Speaking of architecture, it’s impossible not to mention the artistry in the design of the houses themselves. A modern flair and design principles that blend traditional material, texture, and finishing solutions with a modern, spacious, and functional form of construction. Two-story glazing, multi-level ceilings, and sky-high terraces, all bathed in the glow of a roaring fireplace — this is the essence of Botanica Konstancja.
The location also adds undeniable appeal to this project. Despite its apparent isolation from the noise of the city, the place is well-connected, with just a half-hour drive separating it from the center of Warsaw. The proximity of shops, restaurants, and various attractions is another clear advantage of Botanica Konstancja, with a picturesque cafe in the nearby garden turning out to be a true gem.
Peace and nature within reach
Please familiarize yourself with the detailed offer of the apartments included in the investment. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact us.
