Develia has officially completed the construction of the final two stages of its Next Ursus residential development in Warsaw. The newly finished phase includes three modern buildings: Accent, Ambition, and Energy, bringing a total of 301 apartments and four commercial premises to the vibrant Ursus district. The general contractor for the project, Develia Construction, also oversaw the development of surrounding road infrastructure.
Among the available units are spacious three-room apartments, ranging from 59 to 64 square meters, priced from PLN 12,950 per square meter. Each apartment comes with a balcony, terrace, or garden, providing ample outdoor space. Residents will also have access to both underground garages and above-ground parking spaces.
“Next Ursus offers the perfect balance of active urban living in a well-connected district while providing a peaceful retreat thanks to the numerous green and recreational areas,” said Natalia Marczak, Sales Manager at Develia. “All the units are now ready for handover, allowing future residents to immediately enjoy their new homes and the conveniences of this prime location.”
The Next Ursus estate is packed with modern amenities, including photovoltaic-powered multimedia benches with built-in WiFi stations, a fountain, walking paths, a volleyball court, playgrounds, and an outdoor gym. These features offer residents a relaxing break from the city’s hustle and bustle. The surrounding area is also well-served by cafes, restaurants, grocery stores, and pharmacies, enhancing the lifestyle offering.
In terms of transportation, the development is just one kilometer from the Warszawa Ursus Północny KM station, with the Warszawa Ursus SKM station reachable within minutes by car, bike, or bus. The planned Karolin metro station and a new four-level Park+Ride facility for the second line of the Warsaw Metro further boost the location’s connectivity and attractiveness.
Develia’s Next Ursus development is designed to blend convenience, comfort, and modern living, making it one of the most sought-after residential projects in Warsaw’s growing Ursus district.
