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Koszalin Historic villa for sale

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Listed property in central Koszalin

Koszalin, Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego 51, West Pomerania, Poland

180,900 GBP

PLN 890 000

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Annual costs and figures for this property

The following information provides an overview and may vary.

Property tax

1,112 PLN

Annual taxes for this property.

Insurance costs

1,000 PLN

Current annual insurance costs for this property.

Total annual maintenance costs

2,200 PLN

The approximate total annual maintenance costs.

Historic villa
Year built 1901
Listed
350 m² Total area
220 m² Floor area
866 m² Plot size
8 Rooms
2 Bathrooms
2 Floors

"House Branderup" was built in 1901 and stands in a central position in Koszalin, close to the court, hospital and city park. After the war, Dr Józef Szantyr - hospital director - occupied the building and ran medical offices on the upper floor. Two independent staircases divide the building naturally into separate sections.

The property is listed and may not be subdivided into residential units. Original features are retained throughout: carved doors, a principal staircase, tiled stoves and original window joinery. Preparatory works have been completed - installations renewed, floor infill removed, basement deepened to design specification.

The local zoning plan (MPZP 09U) designates the property for office and service use and permits a rear extension of up to 80% of the building's width. Approval for new timber window frames and roof skylights is in place. The property may qualify for the Polish "Pałacyk Plus" tax relief scheme, under which up to 50% of conservation and restoration costs may be deducted from the taxable base. Independent advice from a Polish tax adviser is recommended.

Full documentation is available on request: conservation guidelines from the Voivodeship Heritage Conservator (December 2025), current structural report, building inventory and an architectural concept with office-use visualisations.

Further background on the villa and the Koszalin region is available in the REALPORTICO magazine.

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