Metro Art 7

Ulica Chodakowska in Praga-Południe is an address with a distinctly post-industrial heritage, which residential developments have been steadily taking over for years. There is no compact, historical street frontage here; it is a space of former plants and industrial halls that is gradually blending into the urban fabric. In this setting, at ul. Chodakowska 36, Victoria Dom is building Metro Art 7. This is an offering for those looking for right-bank Warszawa in its rawer, pragmatic version, without pretense of pre-war glamour.

Contrary to the development's name, there is no metro nearby and this must be said plainly: daily commutes rely on surface transit. The Chodakowska 04 stop is about 70 metres from the entrance, which resolves the issue of morning departures. Basic needs are met by the immediate surroundings: daily shopping is done at the Żabka store, the nearby Obiekto sports facility invites workouts, and the Świat Zdrowia medical clinic and Słoneczna Kraina kindergarten operate within a short walk. The nearest larger green area, Park Michałowski, is located about 700 metres away.

The layout of Metro Art 7 includes units ranging in size from 32,9 to 104,0 m², offering from 2 to 4 rooms. This division clearly defines who this space makes sense for. Compact two-room apartments of just over thirty metres are a rational choice for singles and couples looking for their first own home. In turn, four-room variants, reaching up to one hundred metres, answer the needs of families requiring a clear division between bedrooms and a common area, who are looking for new housing on this side of the Wisła.