More natural light
8% additional lighting in docking zones
Stara Wieś, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland
7R Park Warsaw South II is a modern logistics park located in Stara Wieś near Warsaw, designed for companies in need of efficient warehouse space in the immediate vicinity of Poland’s largest market. The project offers high-quality multi-tenant warehouse space, with the option of flexible division into modules tailored to tenants’ needs.
The facility is designed to meet the needs of companies in the logistics, e-commerce, distribution, and light manufacturing sectors. The building’s layout and technical specifications support efficient process organization, space optimization, and the ability to adapt as the business grows.
The park also offers solutions that enhance workplace comfort and energy efficiency, including LED lighting, access to natural light, and building management systems. It is a facility that provides flexibility without compromising on quality—and that is exactly what tenants are looking for.
7R Park Warsaw South II is located in Stara Wieś, within one of Poland’s most important logistics corridors, southwest of Warsaw. The location offers direct access to key road infrastructure and quick connections to the capital’s city center and major national highways.
The investment’s greatest advantage is its proximity to the S8 expressway, which serves as one of the region’s main transportation arteries, as well as convenient access to the Opacz interchange, connecting the S2, S7, and S8 routes and the A2 highway. As a result, this location enables efficient handling of both urban distribution and operations on a national and international scale.
In addition, the park offers:
The southern Warsaw region is one of the most mature and developed warehouse markets in Poland. Its proximity to a large consumer base and workforce makes it an ideal location for companies operating in e-commerce, retail, and contract logistics.
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Location
Site plan

Materials
The standard of the future
8% additional lighting in docking zones
's efficient lighting control. Lower OPEX and better energy consumption management.
K360 standard, 4.1 bar. Better risk mitigation and the ability to store a wider range of goods.
Required qE50 parameter, verified by a blower door test. Lower heat loss and higher energy efficiency.
Air exchange calculated individually. Savings
on heating and improved
workplace comfort.
900 mm instead of 600 mm. Optimized heating costs and more efficient operation of the loading area.
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