The transaction, which Law and Justice wanted to keep secret, concerned the Napoleonic inn at ul. Płowiecka. According to Newsweek's findings, The building was to be built in the Lech Kaczyński Museum, and one of the apartments was to be intended for Jarosław Kaczyński during the renovation of his house in Żoliborz. The neighbors and people associated with the object confirm that the PiS president appeared on the spot. The whole thing came to light only after the conflict between the owners and the Srebrna company, which finally offered PLN 5 million for the property.
Dworek owners signed a preliminary sales contract in January 2025, setting a price at PLN 12 million. Silver, associated with the Institute of Lech Kaczyński and closely related to PiS, she was to buy two plots: larger with an area of over 3.5 thousand. sq m and smaller, 44 sq m.
On a larger one, according to Fakt.pl, there is a historic manor house with 21 rooms and hotel apartments, banquet, conference spaces and a restaurant. The contract contained a provision that there was no court proceedings against any of the plots.
Transaction problems and a sudden change of decision
Soon it turned out that the smaller plot was the subject of a dispute between the owners and the neighbor. Despite this, the Srebrna company was still interested in buying and paid PLN 1.2 million of deposit. However, the decision to terminate the contract was suddenly made. The company demanded from the owners of twice the deposit paid. According to the owner, it was Jarosław Kaczyński who was to decide to withdraw from the contract, because he makes all key decisions in the company. The owner of the manor expressed bitterness, emphasizing that she did not know the reasons for this sudden change of position.
Court dispute over the Napoleonic Inn
A few months after the termination of the contract, the Silver company again turned to the owners with a proposal to purchase real estate, this time offering PLN 5 million. INThe manor holder firmly rejected this offer, considering it inadequate to the value of the object and a large plot in the prestigious location. She noted that she did not intend to sell real estate for such a low amount.
Currently, both parties, as it reminds, Fakt.pl, prepare lawsuits. The owner of the Napoleonic Inn emphasized that the case is so complex that the final decision would have to be taken by the court.
New buyer wanted
The owner of the manor does not exclude the sale of real estate, regardless of the result of the court dispute. He assures that she is ready to fight for her rights, even if she would lose the case. Currently, the Napoleonic Inn at ul. Płowiecka is put up for sale again, and the price remains unchanged.
