Sopot is a place that undoubtedly captivates with its beauty, being one of the most beautiful cities along the Baltic coast. It is considered by many to be an exceptionally attractive place to live, as confirmed by numerous rankings where Sopot often takes top spots. Although only about 40,000 people live here permanently, nearly 2 million tourists come here every year.

Among the many attractions that Sopot offers, there is one place that often escapes the attention of most tourists - Plac Rybakow. This picturesque and magical space surprises with its character, contrasting with the rest of the city. It is just a few steps from the seaside promenade.

The past of Plac Rybakow as a fishing settlement is still visible today in various elements, such as the old anchor located in the middle of the square. In 1914, this settlement was designed by Paul Puchmuller, a Sopot architect responsible for many characteristic buildings in the city. Puchmuller deliberately gave the fishing cottages a unique appearance, using elements of local folklore and rural architecture to distinguish them from the rest of the buildings.

At Plac Rybakow, you can see two types of houses: low, terraced buildings and larger houses built in the shape of the letter H.

In the last century, the former fishermen's houses were transformed into private apartments. Many of them have been renovated and modernized, but the charming atmosphere of the place remains unchanged. Plac Rybakow is still a small square surrounded by extraordinary buildings that serve as homes for many local artists. This small corner of Sopot, just a minute from the beach, is a true inspiration. Residents also have the unique opportunity to buy freshly caught fish directly from the boat, which is undoubtedly a unique experience in the heart of the densely populated Tricity agglomeration.

The presented house is a true gem in the heart of Sopot, where comfort and luxury blend with historical charm. Renovated 20 years ago, this property requires no additional repairs or maintenance, making it ready for immediate occupancy. Can you imagine a better place for a holiday home?

A key benefit is the fact that it has mainly been used as a second home, which guarantees low wear and maintenance. The gas boiler, a basic element of the heating system, was replaced just a year ago, meaning it will serve for many years without the need for replacement.

The house is thoughtfully designed to maximize the available space and provide comfortable living conditions. The ground floor is an open space that includes a living room with a kitchenette, with direct access to the garden that leads straight to the beach.

Additionally, on the ground floor, there is a bedroom with its own bathroom and wardrobe, providing privacy and comfort. There is also an additional WC and wardrobe on the same level, as well as a garage for a large car. Do you have 2 cars? There is still the possibility of designating a parking space in the garden, with access from the street, without losing its recreational character.

On the first floor, there are two additional bedrooms, accessed by separate wooden stairs. This provides additional privacy for each person living in the house.

The property has 120 square meters of area according to the land register, but 132 square meters of actual living space, all on a plot of 217 square meters. Additionally, on the first floor, both bedrooms have access to a terrace of over 40 square meters.

It only requires light refreshing, allowing for immediate move-in and enjoyment of peace and quiet, despite being located in the very center of the resort. It is a true oasis of tranquility amidst the vibrant Sopot, providing access to all urban amenities while offering privacy and a unique location.

The presented advertisement does not constitute a commercial offer within the meaning of Art.66 par.1 of the Civil Code.

Specifications:
Area: 132.0 m²
Bedrooms: 4
Built: 1920

Additional Features:
Duplex: True

Seller: Piotr Erdmann

Data source: https://www.otodom.pl/pl/oferta/w-spokojnej-enklawie-sopotu-ID4xeB3#map