Dom przy ulicy Jałowego 33

The two-story brick building features rectangular windows with profiled frames, crossed hip roofs with strongly projecting eaves, and a front projection with a side porch.

Built in 1896 for gymnasium teacher Bielecki according to architect Franciszek Stążkiewicz's design, the house later belonged to the Piwecki family and then to the Grzegorczyk family.

The interior preserves elements of Art Nouveau and eclectic stoves, along with paneled woodwork that reflects the architectural styles of late 19th century Rzeszów.

The house includes water, sewage, gas, and electrical installations, with a three-bay layout and a two-flight staircase featuring an iron balustrade near the entrance.

In the 1930s, the decorated Art Nouveau wooden porch was replaced with a masonry version, and a terrace was added to the rear elevation in the 1960s.

Location: Rzeszów

Inception: 1894

Part of: 33 Jałowego Street in Rzeszów

Address: ul. ks. Józefa Jałowego 33, 35-010 Rzeszów

GPS coordinates: 50.04107,21.99301

Latest update: March 13, 2025 21:20