An Unusual Tenement House with a Tower in Warsaw Entered Into the Register of Historical Monuments
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Wiktor Bychowski's corner tenement house with an outbuilding, built between 1910 and 1912 at 61 Mokotowska Street in Warsaw, has been entered into the register of historic monuments.
The Mazovian Voivodeship Conservator of Monuments has added Wiktor Bychowski's corner tenement house at 61 Mokotowska Street in Warsaw to the register. The building is over 110 years old.
Wiktor Bychowski's historic tenement house at 61 Mokotowska Street in Warsaw has been officially listed in the register of historic monuments. The building, which has graced the intersection of Mokotowska and Wilcza Streets for over a hundred years, impresses not only with its unique architecture but also with its rich history and unique details.
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