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Ogrody Andersa is a modern investment that will be built in a quiet part of Gliwice, in the vicinity of the city center. The location of the estate will make communication between other districts of the city and other points of the Silesia and Dąbrowa Agglomeration exceptionally efficient.
The first stage of the project includes 114 apartments with varying layouts and sizes – from 25 to 102 m2. At this phase, the building will have a cascade layout – from 5 stories above ground with local drops to 4 stories. An underground garage hall was designed for the residents.
At the second stage, three buildings will be erected with a total of 220 apartments. Various sizes and numbers of bedrooms, as well multiple possible directions for the windows to face, will make it possible to choose an apartment tailored to one’s individual needs.
Diversification of layouts and apartment sizes will make Ogrody Andersa an ideal offer for both large families and singles. Numerous amenities will make the estate a comfortable space for rest and relaxation in a safe environment. Beautiful gardens will be created on the project site, which will blend in with the surrounding architecture or emphasize the beauty of the surrounding architecture.
The strategic location of the estate will allow the residents to freely use the cultural and entertainment offer of the agglomeration. All thanks to the cinemas and theaters operating in the area, as well as the Silesian Opera in Bytom. A walk to the old town of Gliwice will not take more than half an hour, and a wide range of restaurants and cafes will guarantee a pleasant experience.
In their leisure time, residents will be able to indulge in body and spirit care. There are fitness clubs, gyms and SPA salons in close proximity. The surroundings of the Ogrody Andersa investment create excellent conditions for outdoor entertainment and recreation. There are numerous green areas and bicycle paths nearby, which will allow for active recreation and trips to the western outskirts of the agglomeration.
