Mokotow. Microdistrict (obszar) „Wyględów”

Wyględów is a microdistrict in the northwestern part of the Mokotów district, in the Górny Mokotów subregion. In the east it borders with the mokotowski settlements of Stary Mokotów and Wierzbno, in the south with Służewcem, in the southwest with the Włochy district, and in the west and north with the Ochota district. The name of the area comes from the village of Wyględów-Kościesze, which was founded in the 16th century and was located near where Bełska Street now runs.

The boundaries of the Wyględów microdistrict are determined as follows: Expansion of the street. Batorego from the height of ul. Chodkiewicza (along the border of the dzielnic Ochota/Mokotów districts) – Żwirki i Wigury - railway line Warszawa-Radom (railway line) – Woronicza – Wołoska – Chodkiewicza. Northern border – Pole Mokotowskie.

The boundaries of the Wyględów microdistrict are determined as follows: Expansion of the street. Batorego from the height of ul. Chodkiewicza (along the border of the dzielnic Ochota/Mokotów districts) – Żwirki i Wigury - railway line Warszawa-Radom (railway line) – Woronicza – Wołoska – Chodkiewicza. Northern border – Pole Mokotowskie.

In the Wyględowa area there is Fort M Mokotów of the Warsaw Fortress. The character of the area's development is very diverse - there are single-family villas, post-war apartment buildings, as well as many modern residential complexes and apartment buildings, including one of the most famous cottage complexes - Marina Mokotów.

History of the Wyględów neighborhood

Wyględów (Wyględy, Wyględowo-Kościesze) is a gentry village mentioned at the beginning of the 16th century, located in the area of modern street. Bełskiej (between Rakowcem, Wierzbnem and Zbarzem). By the end of the century it consisted of about 34 hectares of land.

By 1773, a blacksmith shop, a brewery, windmills, a tavern, and wooden residential buildings for local peasants had been built here. After the fall of the January Uprising, the village received voting rights. At that time it was located in the Warsaw district, Pruszków commune, Służewo parish, had about 48 hectares of land and 70 inhabitants lived here.

In the 80s of the XIX century. At its northern end, Fort M Mokotów was built, which was part of the inner ring of the Warsaw Fortress. After modernization at the turn of the 80s and 90s, it was intended for storage, and after 1909 it was partially demolished, but retained all the shelters and barracks (the southern side of modern Racławickiej street between Miłobędzką, Żwirki and Wigury streets). With the construction of the fort by the Russian authorities, intensive development of this area began.

In 1916, these territories were included in the administrative boundaries of Warsaw. With the annexation of suburban areas to the city and the establishment of its new boundaries, a new stage began in the development of the Fort Mokotów area, as well as other suburbs.

During the interwar period, the fort housed the broadcasting stations of the Polish Radio, and the territory of the village was divided into low-rise houses, mainly for one family. Then cottages were built, into which mainly pilots of the Polish army moved with their families.

After the war, the SBM Politekhnika residential complex joined the surviving buildings.

There are many interesting places and objects on the territory of Wyględowa, incl. Fort M ("Mokotów"), Gwardia Warsaw sports club, Warszawianka water park, Central Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, National Institute of Geriatrics, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation, Pole Mokotowskie Park, Soviet Military Cemetery (Cmentarz Mauzoleum Žołnierzy Radzieckich), Faculty of Materials Science of the Warsaw Technical University at ul. . Wołoskiej.

New residential complexes have been built in Wyględowe: Marina Mokotów and Eko-park.

Real estate in the Wyględów microdistrict

- Marina Mokotow

Address: ul. Żwirki i Wigury , Wyględów, Mokotów, Warszawa (4 km from the center). Marina Mokotów is a gated residential complex in the Wyględów microdistrict, consisting of single-family and apartment buildings. The 21.5 hectare site, built between 2003 and 2006, houses approximately 5,000 residents. On its territory there is a park, an artificial pond, sports and entertainment areas, shops and service points.

The complex is located in the block between the streets: Żwirki, Wigury, Racławicką, Miłobędzką, Etiudy Rewolucyjnej and Woronicza in Mokotowie, a few bus stops from the airport. Frederic Chopin. Nearby is the restored Mokotów Fort.

The complex is located in the block between the streets: Żwirki, Wigury, Racławicką, Miłobędzką, Etiudy Rewolucyjnej and Woronicza in Mokotowie, a few bus stops from the airport. Frederic Chopin. Nearby is the restored Mokotów Fort.

Residential buildings are surrounded by extensive green spaces, which make up 60% of the plot size. The main entrance for residents and guests is located on Racławickiej Street.

Particular attention was paid to elements associated with a reservoir with banks reinforced with granite: piers, pedestrian bridges, dams, catchments. A landscape park was created around the reservoir. The park is surrounded by residential buildings of various shapes and character, which range from large apartment buildings with skylights to the west of the reservoir to single-family houses to the east of the reservoir. The greenery and water in the park, the green courtyards of the buildings, the greenery of the streets and squares and the gardens of the villas create a continuous layout of green spaces.

In the northern part of the complex there are single-family buildings (54 semi-detached houses and 10 residences). The remaining residential areas are located in the southeastern part. These are 15 residential buildings with 1027 apartments. Cozy buildings with modern, calm architecture have different heights. Noble materials are used on the facade and interiors - laminates of wood, stone, fiber cement, stainless steel, glass. The number of floors ranges from 4 to 8. In the common areas of the complex, avenues, squares, city squares, a fountain with sculptures, and numerous decorative elements are designed.

On the territory of the complex there are cafes, restaurants, grocery stores, pharmacies, shopping and service points, a post office, children's playgrounds, arcades with fitness equipment, and an open-air gym. The complex is fenced and monitored, with 24-hour security. Residents have parking spaces in the underground garage and external surface parking spaces for guests. There are no public roads through the territory.

- Residential complex Eko-Park

The Eko-Park residential complex is considered one of the most exclusive apartment buildings in the capital. The complex includes 11 residential residences with unique architecture, consistent both urbanistically and stylistically.

The complex of modern apartment buildings and several office buildings, known as Eco-Park, is one of the most architecturally interesting and most frequently awarded residential complexes in Warsaw. The close proximity to the capital's largest park (Pole Mokotowskie), high quality of life and short distance from the city center and the airport make the investment "Eco-Park" one of the most sought-after places in the capital.

The luxury residential complex Eko-Park has a lot to offer its residents: restaurants, cafes, beauty salons, grocery stores and an international kindergarten are all within walking distance. At the same time, it is a very popular destination among foreigners (especially diplomats and corporate employees) - thanks to this, Eco-Park boasts a multicultural atmosphere and its own unique atmosphere.

Near the complex there is a tram, bus stop and metro station (Pole Mokotowskie, 1080 meters away). Nearby there are charming cafes and cozy restaurants with the atmosphere of old Mokotowa. Nearby, 60 m away is Żabka, 130 m away is Delikatesy Organic.

In the immediate vicinity there are schools, kindergartens, banks, cinemas, theaters and recreation centers. There are 51 educational institutions in the vicinity of the investment. The nearest ones are: kindergarten 340 m, bilingual kindergarten and bilingual primary school PWN 380 m, Warsaw University of Technology 400 m.

Access to medical care: Ekoderm therapeutic and aesthetic dermatology clinic 100 m, skin clinic 200 m, Central Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs MSWiA 260 m, Medic House medical center 320 m. In the immediate vicinity of the investment there is a field/court on distance 710 m. Fitness club Everybody - 170 m.

- Delicato Investment

One of the components of the Eko-Park residential complex is the Delicato investment. Investment Delicato is located on ul. Biały Kamień, Wyględów, Mokotów, Warszawa (3.1 km from center). It is a complex of 4 apartment buildings located in the chamber part of the Eko-Park complex. Each apartment is equipped with a terrace or loggia as standard. In addition, there are gardens on the ground floor and on the roof of the building. For the convenience of residents, two levels of garages have been prepared, connected to the residential floors by elevators.

The excellent location in the center of Mokotowa, the close proximity to the center, convenient communications and the proximity of Pól Mokotowskich define its unique character. investments.

Date of commissioning: 3rd quarter of 2009. Number of apartments in the investment: 3 buildings, 96 apartments. Room area: 34 - 195 m2.

- Grazioso Apartamenty

The Grazioso Apartamenty is also part of the Eko-Park Residential Complex. Address: ul. Chodkiewicza 5 , Wyględów, Mokotów, Warszawa (3.2 km from the center). Put into operation in the 1st quarter of 2013. The entire investment consists of 5 apartment buildings. The buildings have 6 to 7 above-ground floors, including a ground floor and 1 underground floor. The entire investment consists of 158 apartments.

The Grazioso Apartments are an investment phase of the Eko-Park residential complex, recognized as one of the most architecturally interesting and prestigious investments in Warsaw. The Grazioso Apartments were designed by leading Warsaw architecture studio Kuryłowicz & Associates. The investment, located in close proximity to Pola Mokotowskiego, consists of three buildings with a total of 158 apartments ranging from 53 m2 to 187 m2. Each apartment has a parking space (for an additional fee) in the underground garage.

The Grazioso Apartments feature green roofs and roof gardens. Ground floor apartments have gardens and top floor apartments have terraces. The complex has playgrounds, ornamental trees, green areas and water cascades. Residents also have spa and beauty salons at their disposal.

Grazioso Apartments are interesting primarily for all those who value the comfort of living in the city surrounded by the natural greenery of Pola Mokotowskiego, as well as easy access to all the service and commercial infrastructure of the capital.

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Sights of the Wyględów microdistrict

- Pole Mokotowskie Park

Wyględów borders the Pole Mokotowskie park, which is undoubtedly a huge advantage of this area.

Located between Warsaw's Mokotów district and the city center, the park is one of the largest in Warsaw. Contrary to its name, only a small part of the modern Pole Mokotowskie park is located in the Mokotów area. Most of the field (48.61 hectares, almost 71%) is located in the Ochota neighborhood and the city center. Part of the park area is called Jozef Piłsudski Park.

From 1818 until the Second World War, the 200-hectare area was largely occupied by the airfield and aircraft factory of the Warsaw University of Technology. Pole Mokotowskie housed the Warsaw Airport until 1934, and the Warsaw Hippodrome from 1884–1939. On May 17, 1935, the funeral of Józef Piłsudski took place at Pole Mokotowskie.

The current park was designed and developed in the 1970s and 1980s. In 2010, a two-kilometer educational trail named after Ryszard Kapuscinski was opened. In 2018, at the intersection of Niepodległości Ave. and st. Wawelska, 45 apple trees were planted in memory of outstanding Polish women.

The Polish National Library is located in the park. The park is also known for its bars and restaurants. A little further south is the Pole Mokotowskie metro station.

The park has many walking and cycling paths, sports fields for team games, playgrounds, as well as many lawns where interesting sporting events are held.

- Fort M (Mokotów)

Fort M (Mokotów) is a fort of the inner ring of the Warsaw Fortress, built in the 80s. XIX century, located on the street. Racławickiej, 99. Fort M (Mokotów) was built near the then village of Mokotów, directly on the south side of the current Racławickiej street. It was a typical fortification in the form of a regular pentagon with a dry moat. The ditches were protected by brick caponiers. After the fortress was modernized in 1889-1892, the fort was allocated for storage; therefore, additional storage shelters were built there.

After 1909, when the official liquidation of the fortress was approved, part of the fortifications was demolished, but all the shelters and barracks remained. During the interwar period, the fort housed Polish radio stations. Because of this, the fort was heavily bombed during the defense of the city in September 1939. In the third ten days of September, heavy battles were fought for it.

The fort, like other buildings of the Warsaw Fortress, never fulfilled its military function. In 1925, broadcasting stations of the Polish Radio were installed here.

After World War II, from 1961 to the end of the 1980s. XX century, the fort housed the Zarat factory, a manufacturer of television and radio broadcasting equipment.

The fort underwent an expensive reconstruction and became a major cultural and business center. There are offices, restaurants, conference rooms, agencies, exhibition halls and studios. The whole area is a very pleasant place to rest and relax.

Currently, the fort is surrounded by residential buildings along the streets: Balonowej, Olimpijskiej and Płatowcowej, and is used as a company headquarters.

The fort is included in the register of monuments.

- Cemetery - mausoleum Żołnierzy Radzieckich

Memorial complex in Warsaw, where 21,468 Red Army soldiers who died during the liberation of Warsaw from German occupation are buried. Opened on May 9, 1950. The complex also includes a 38-meter granite obelisk to Soviet soldiers (according to another version, its height is 21 meters). The territory of the complex has an area of 19.2 hectares with monuments and tombstones, surrounded by forest. A wide staircase leads to the monument through three terraces. The inscription on the obelisk reads: In memory of the soldiers of the Soviet Army who died for the liberation of Poland from German occupation in 1944-1945 (the text of the inscription was changed in 2015). On both sides of the obelisk there are monumental sculptures of Red Army soldiers on the theme of heroism and sacrifice. The cemetery is surrounded by artistically designed greenery.

Social sphere in the Wyględów microdistrict

Wyględów is well connected by transport to other parts of the capital. Its border streets - Wołoska and Żwirki i Wigury, as well as Racławicka crossing them - are major arteries where buses and trams stop.

Access to public education is very good in the southern part of the district, where there are municipal primary schools and kindergartens. Wyględów is very close to the faculties of Warsaw universities - the Medical University of Warsaw and the faculties of the University of Warsaw in Żwirki i Wigury (geology, biology, physics, mathematics, computer science and mechanics). On the opposite side of Wyględowa, within walking distance, is the Warsaw School of Economics.

Sports lovers living in the Wyględowa microdistrict have excellent conditions for practicing their hobbies. The Pole Mokotowskie park and the forest surrounding the Cmentarz-Mauzoleum Żołnierzy Radzieckich are ideal places for sports – running, cycling or playing outdoor games. In the south of the area there is the Mokotovia Sports Club, where you can practice volleyball, judo and swimming. There is a public swimming pool on Bełskiej Street. Olympic-length swimming pools are located in the surrounding areas on the street. Księcia Trojdena (sports and rehabilitation center of the Medical University of Warsaw) and at ul. Merliniego (Warszawianka). The Sports and Rehabilitation Center of the Medical University of Warsaw also has a climbing wall, sports grounds for team games and saunas: dry and steam.

Shopping in Wyględów can be done at numerous local grocery stores. The nearest large shopping center is Galeria Mokotów. The gastronomic map of Wyględowa is centered around the Mokotów fort and the new residential area Biały Kamień/Żaryna/Chodkiewicza.

The primary health care clinic for children and adults in Wyględowie is located on the street. Żuławskiego. On the street Wołoskiej is located the Central Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Internal Affairs (Centralny Szpital Kliniczny MSWiA), and the National Institute of Geriatrics, Rheumatology and Rehabilitation is located on Spartańskiej Street. Very close to the boundaries of the Wyględów microdistrict, on the street. Postępu is one of the largest medical centers of the LuxMed group with many specialized rooms.

Wyględów is a developing neighborhood. There are many places to make new investments here.