Żelazna 54

The section of Żelazna in the area of the former Kercelak is dense, downtown Wola, where pre-war tenements stand side by side with modern infill buildings. Żelazna 54 by the developer Matexi fits into this typically urban landscape – without the sprawling courtyards known from housing estates on the district's outskirts. It is an address for people who accept the raw character of this neighborhood: compact development, narrow sidewalks, and the sounds of trams coming from the nearby thoroughfare.

Daily commuting relies on the surface transit network: it is about 150 metres to the Wola-Ratusz 01 stop. To be frank, there is no metro station within walking distance, just as there is no city park – for relaxation among trees, one must head to another part of the city. Everyday errands, however, are handled on the spot: one can pop down for groceries to Żabka on the same street, the Z Uśmiechem spot is just a few dozen steps away, and it takes a few minutes to walk to Well Fitness for a workout. Technikum nr 3 im. Ludwika Krzywickiego also operates in the neighborhood.

Units ranging from 1 to 4 rooms have been designed here, with sizes from 29,5 to 131,3 m². The smallest layouts make sense as buy-to-let purchases for employees of nearby Wola office buildings who care about saving time and avoiding long commutes. In turn, the large apartments of over one hundred square metres are an option for families who consciously opt for city life at the cost of having no greenery outside their window. If someone compares this building with the new quarters in Odolany, here they get the authentic fabric of Wola, forgoing estate-style recreation.