Positioned within the ground and lower ground floors of 16 Charles Square, Flat 2 is a generously proportioned apartment of approximately 138 sqm, defined by its layered layout and distinctive architectural character. Entered via a dedicated hallway that leads to the rear patio, the home unfolds into a large open-plan reception, kitchen, and dining area, conceived as a central space for living and entertaining. A separate study provides a quieter, more focused environment, while two well-appointed bedrooms and two bathrooms are arranged to offer both comfort and privacy.

A defining feature of the property lies below: one of the bathrooms is set within the building’s original domed brick cellar, where the historic curvature of the ceiling contrasts with contemporary mirrored details to create a striking, atmospheric space. To the rear, a private terrace extends the living area outdoors, offering a secluded setting within this historic context.

The building itself, dating back to the 1720s, has transitioned through multiple identities, from residence to courthouse and political headquarters, before its careful transformation into five apartments by Marta Nowicka. The renovation preserves key Georgian elements while introducing a considered modern material palette, resulting in a home that is both rooted in history and designed for contemporary living.