Property in Poland

Poland is a country situated in the central part of the European Lowland and occupies the area from the Baltic Sea to the ranges of the Sudety and the Tatra Mountains. The country is famous for its beautiful, very often untouched by the human nature, history and culture. Due to its rich and diversified landscapes, the country tempts a lot of foreigners who decide to buy a Polish property and spend at least a part of a year there. The country provides visitors and potential Polish property owners with numerous attractions, such as long, sandy beaches, lake districts with the most famous – the Land of Great Mazurian Lakes, magical lowland areas, as and of course the mountains – from the low Karkonosze to the highest Tatras. There are also twenty-three national parks, which offer natural attractions to even most demanding ones. Polish estate agents focus also on the history of the country in order to encourage foreigners to buy a property in Poland. As far as the architecture is concerned there are medieval castles, as well as modern fortresses, old city districts and magnate palaces.

Many people view Poland as an old-fashioned place and are completely unaware of the fact that it has been, a bridge between the East and West and nowadays still becomes reasonably cheap and safe. Over the past decade, it has developed into a modern and progressive spot, that still maintains its traditional culture. It’s definitely a fascinating destination to spend holiday or even buy a Polish property to appreciate the beauty of the region for a longer period of time.

There is a wide variety of Polish properties to choose from. They are especially recommended for those who prize hospitality, culture, but at the same time are ready to try new things. Polish people are known to be very warm and they greet their guests with the words: ’Guest in the home, God in the home’. Another important thing, that needs to mentioned when thinking of purchasing a Polish property is definitely its mouth watering cuisine. For centuries it has been influenced by different cultures, such as French, Italian, Tatar, Armenian, Lithuanian, Cossack, Hungarian and Jewish which in consequence has formed a very rich in dishes Polish cuisine.

Those who consider owning a property in Poland should contact Polish estate agents who will offer them numerous attractive closes, situated in different parts of the country, ranging from the biggest cities, such as Warsaw, Krakow, Poznan, Wroclaw, through the seaside region, lake districts and mountains resorts. The Polish property market provides attractive residential investment opportunities, but at the same time requires some knowledge connected with the specific character of the country, such as the lack of transparency and maturity of the Polish property market, the arranging of local financing, the risk of ownership transfer and a waiting period for the mortgage registration. Polish estate agents try to do their best in order to help their clients overcome the mentioned problems. Those who decide to buy a Polish property can count on an overview of the market location, infrastructure and rental income research, budgeting and a profitability analysis, property selection and negotiating purchase agreement’s terms and conditions with the developer.


After joining EU in 2004 Poland has become a very attractive place for those who wish to enjoy the European style of life, contact with nature and historic spots. Therefore, the number of foreigners who buy Polish properties is constantly growing. The country is also a great place for property investors, who are encouraged by strong economy, stable Polish property sector, as well as growth and further development of the country.