Wisła Plaza ul. Ludna 2

Office | Rent | Warszawa, Śródmieście, Ludna

Price of office space (m2): 13,80 EUR
Service charge (m2): 29 PLN
Total area: 10 000 m²
Available floor area: 1578
Offer number: 68/15087/BB

Description

Ludna 2 is a modern, nine-story office building located at 2 Ludna Street in Warsaw. It offers approximately 10,000 sqm of leasable space and provides tenants with access to a three-level underground parking garage.
The building was designed with a strong focus on both safety and user comfort. It is equipped with an advanced fire protection system, including sprinklers and smoke detectors, ensuring rapid response in case of emergencies. A secure access control system restricts entry to the building and specific areas within it to authorized personnel only.
Round-the-clock security, supported by CCTV monitoring, ensures continuous surveillance of the premises and surrounding area. An additional convenience for tenants and visitors is an on-site restaurant located on the ground floor.
Ludna 2 is equipped with state-of-the-art IT infrastructure, including fiber-optic internet connectivity, which ensures fast and stable online access. Tenants also have access to conference rooms suitable for meetings, training sessions, and executive board discussions.

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