Villa Pod Jedlami in Zakopane

The wooden residence features traditional highland architecture with intricate timber details, steep roofs, and decorative elements throughout its two-story structure.

Built in 1897 by architect Stanisław Witkiewicz for Jan Gwalbert Pawlikowski, this villa established the architectural standards for mountain houses in the region.

Local craftsmen created interior furnishings following specific designs, with Kazimierz Sieczka making dining room pieces and Wojciech Brzega producing bedroom furniture.

The villa stands on stone foundations with a central two-story section and single-story wings, adapting to the natural slope of the terrain.

Three original fir trees that inspired the villa's name were later replaced by linden and yew trees, which now define the garden landscape.

Location: Zakopane

Inception: 1897

Architects: Stanisław Witkiewicz

Address: Koziniec 1

GPS coordinates: 49.28752,19.97755

Latest update: March 2, 2025 20:49