LUMO
Space for living.

Discover LUMO

LUMO is an intimate development taking shape at Głębocka 110A in Warsaw's Białołęka district. It is an interesting, up-and-coming neighbourhood with uncrowded space, friendly to current and future residents. Alongside green areas and modern residential architecture, residents find there everything they need for comfortable living.

Intimate architecture

LUMO has been designed to create a friendly and comfortable place to live, blending smoothly into the character of the district. It will be a 4-storey building with 80 apartments of varied sizes, from 27 to 87 m², with balconies, loggias or access to a garden. The apartment layouts make it easy to adapt the space to individual needs.

Together with the designers, the developer took care to fine-tune the unit layouts for everyday ergonomics and efficient use of space – kitchens will be more practical, allowing for more worktop area, while the interiors as a whole will enjoy excellent natural light. A particularly interesting part of the offer are the top-floor apartments, where an additional level in the form of a mezzanine makes it possible to arrange a relaxation zone, a quiet bedroom or a creative studio in an unconventional way.

On selected floors, residents will be able to use storage units that improve the comfort of storing belongings. The remaining ones are located in the underground garage. 86 parking spaces are available on level -1, both single spaces and platform spaces in an independent parking system.

The green side of LUMO

The well-thought-out concept of the new building also includes modern solutions that will help reduce residents' monthly costs. A photovoltaic installation will be built on the roof, powering the common areas of the property. Solar energy will be used, among other things, to light the staircases, run the lift and power the building's technical systems.

It is worth emphasising that the sustainable approach to designing LUMO is also reflected in the attention to the functionality and natural lighting of the apartments. Appropriately designed interiors will provide maximum access to daylight, creating a pleasant everyday atmosphere.

The rhythm of Białołęka

LUMO is being built in a place where everyday life can easily be combined with rest, meetings and entertainment. In the immediate vicinity there are spots that encourage spending time together – from restaurants and meeting places, through recreational areas, to cultural and family events.

For a culinary treat, literally across from the development, you can head to Stajnia Smaku – a food hall where a varied gastronomic offer invites you both to a quick lunch and to an unhurried celebration of moments with family or friends, or simply a carefree coffee with dessert. Besides the venue's spacious interiors, in good weather you can comfortably settle at the tables or in the garden chairs outside.

When you feel like an active day or relaxing outdoors, consider Park Magiczny, a recreational and sports space designed with the participation of residents and with people of all ages in mind. Playgrounds await children; for older visitors there is a skatepark, a bikepark, a sports pitch, an outdoor gym and tables for ping-pong and chess. Walking paths and picnic spots encourage peaceful rest. It is also worth visiting the educational corner referring to the traditions of Mazovia, created in cooperation with the Ethnographic Museum.

The life of the district is also about culture. The Białołęka Culture Centre, operating in four locations – the main one at Głębocka 66 – regularly invites residents to performances, concerts, screenings, workshops and events, including open-air ones. The centre also hosts neighbourhood initiatives and is home to the „Głębocka 66” cinema.

It is precisely this diversity that shapes the character of Białołęka – a district with room for a family weekend, an active afternoon, good food and local events. LUMO fits naturally into this calm, comfortable rhythm – it is being built close to places that let you live your own way and enjoy the city's charms without needing to leave the district.

Convenient everyday life

Comfortable living starts with good neighbours and well-spent time. With LUMO, many everyday matters can be handled without long journeys. In the immediate surroundings of the development there are, among others, a Biedronka grocery store at Głębocka 110, restaurants and a bakery, as well as a primary school and a kindergarten just a few minutes' walk away.

Easy access to healthcare is also important. Near LUMO there is, among others, the Family Med family clinic, which together with nearby pharmacies forms a base that lets you efficiently take care of the most important needs. Right next door you can also arrange a vet visit with your pet, do some garden shopping or have your car serviced. Broader shopping and service options are offered by the nearby G City Targówek shopping centre at Głębocka 15.

LUMO's location makes it easy to weave everyday errands into your usual route between home and work, saving time on extra trips. That means less time spent travelling and more for what really matters – family, rest or your own interests.

Well-connected Białołęka

Another asset of LUMO is transport, which lets you comfortably combine life in calm and green Białołęka with access to the rest of Warsaw. In the immediate vicinity of the development there are stops for bus lines 120, 132, 240, 256 and the night line N11. The nearest metro station is Bródno, about 17 minutes away. The development's good transport accessibility is complemented by the S8 expressway, which makes it easier to reach other districts of Warsaw and to travel out of the city. The district also plans further investments in public transport, including a tram line.

A historic treasure of Białołęka

Right next to LUMO stands one of Białołęka's most remarkable monuments – the church of St Michael the Archangel, the oldest wooden church in Warsaw. Its history dates back to the 16th century and, according to local accounts, it was founded in 1534 by Queen Bona.

The larch building has survived more than three centuries of turbulent history – from the Swedish Deluge, through the destruction of the Second World War, to successive reconstructions and renovations. To this day it has retained its characteristic wooden log structure, dated to 1717, built by the Bernardines on the site of an older church burned down during the Swedish Deluge. The building draws attention with its shingled roof, a small roof turret housing its smallest bell, and a free-standing wooden belfry with two larger bells – Michał, weighing 450 kg, and Józef, weighing 200 kg.

The interior hides valuable paintings and sculptures that let you feel its centuries-old history. The little wooden church is not only a precious monument but also a unique testament to the history of Grodzisko – a place that existed long before these lands were incorporated into Warsaw. Among the modern buildings of Białołęka, it recalls the former character of this part of the city and the local identity. It is a unique combination that binds modern Warsaw with places on the city map whose history goes back hundreds of years.