Virtually all of the world's former torpedo testing structures were destroyed during World War II or were converted into museums over time. Some of them still function as active military facilities to which ordinary mortals cannot enter. Against this background, the remains of the Hexengrund research complex, and specifically one of its observation towers, are an exception. This is what was put up for sale.The Germans released F5B torpedoes from the torpedo depot in Gdynia, intended for U-boats and military aircraft. The missiles landed in the shallows near Jastarnia and Jurata, where they were observed from towers located on the water. Two of them were located near Jurata, and one in Jastarnia, 600 m - 2 km from the shore. The latter is already destroyed, but the foundation is still visible. Of the remaining two, only one was for sale.An extraordinary haven on the waterIn the densely built-up landscape of Jurata, it has long been difficult to find (literally and figuratively) a quiet haven. That's why the torpedo house located a few hundred meters from the shore is unique:· The very center of Jurata , yet in complete isolation· Your own apartment, hotel, space located on the waters of the Baltic Sea - unique in Poland· A well-preserved historical monument of global significance· Possibility to create a private marina far from land· Incredible diving potential (500 m away is the wreck of the ORP Grozny submarine and the second torpedo house - the remains of the same complex).What is hidden in the torpedo room in Jurata?For a building from 1942 that witnessed the most turbulent moments in the history of the 20th century, the torpedo house in Jurata is still in excellent condition. The walls and ceilings of the building are intact, and on the walls you can still admire the original brickwork from the 1940s. Small elements of damaged window joinery and period fittings have also been preserved.What does the future hold for the torpedo room?In 2009, the previous owners managed to obtain permission for the expansion from the Minister of Infrastructure (together with the decisions of the Minister of National Defense, the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, and the Minister of Economy). The reconstruction was to include the expansion of the building, strengthening its foundations and building a pier for small boats directly next to the existing structure.A few years later, an architectural concept was created with a breakwater, a marina and an additional floor, allowing for a total of approx. 150 sq m. building area and additionally enlarge the area around the facility. The project of creating its adaptation was undertaken by the MFRMGR Marta Frejda & Michał Gratkowski Architekci studio.Earlier, in 1998, a construction permit was issued by the Maritime Office in Gdynia. As you can see, the trail for further work has already been paved, and this extraordinary property is only waiting for a visionary who will bring these plans to life.A unique proposition for an investor looking for a truly unique location with a very interesting historical background. A place with a unique atmosphere and the possibility of creating e.g. an elegant event space , a sports and recreation base or simply for private use for the most demanding people.Formal pageThe property is located approximately 1 km from the head of the pier in Jurata, a hydrotechnical structure with land rights described in the Land and Mortgage Register as LAND UNDER INTERNAL SEA WATERS. A single-story building, located at the bottom of the Bay of Puck, with an area of 70 square meters with the concept of expansion to 3 floors. Plot area: 151 square meters.Permission for the expansion of the building was issued in 2009 by the Minister of Infrastructure (together with the provisions of the Minister of National Defense, the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, the Minister of Economy), without further proceedings or commencement of work. The reconstruction was to include the expansion of the building, strengthening its foundations and the construction of a pier for small boats directly next to the existing structure. The decision included a general list of arrangements to be implemented. Earlier, in 1998, a construction permit was issued by the Maritime Office in Gdynia, also without further proceedings. This description does not constitute an offer within the meaning of the Civil Code, but is an invitation to start talks regarding the acquisition of rights to real estate.link to the location on Google Maps https://goo.gl/maps/7iJCngj1GBBWsWKRA

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Virtually all of the world's former torpedo testing structures were destroyed during World War II or were converted into museums over time. Some of them still function as active military facilities to which ordinary mortals cannot enter. Against this background, the remains of the Hexengrund research complex, and specifically one of its observation towers, are an exception. This is what was put up for sale.

The Germans released F5B torpedoes from the torpedo depot in Gdynia, intended for U-boats and military aircraft. The missiles landed in the shallows near Jastarnia and Jurata, where they were observed from towers located on the water. Two of them were located near Jurata, and one in Jastarnia, 600 m - 2 km from the shore. The latter is already destroyed, but the foundation is still visible. Of the remaining two, only one was for sale.

An extraordinary haven on the water
In the densely built-up landscape of Jurata, it has long been difficult to find (literally and figuratively) a quiet haven. That's why the torpedo house located a few hundred meters from the shore is unique:
· The very center of Jurata , yet in complete isolation
· Your own apartment, hotel, space located on the waters of the Baltic Sea - unique in Poland
· A well-preserved historical monument of global significance
· Possibility to create a private marina far from land
· Incredible diving potential (500 m away is the wreck of the ORP Grozny submarine and the second torpedo house - the remains of the same complex).

What is hidden in the torpedo room in Jurata?
For a building from 1942 that witnessed the most turbulent moments in the history of the 20th century, the torpedo house in Jurata is still in excellent condition. The walls and ceilings of the building are intact, and on the walls you can still admire the original brickwork from the 1940s. Small elements of damaged window joinery and period fittings have also been preserved.

What does the future hold for the torpedo room?
In 2009, the previous owners managed to obtain permission for the expansion from the Minister of Infrastructure (together with the decisions of the Minister of National Defense, the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, and the Minister of Economy). The reconstruction was to include the expansion of the building, strengthening its foundations and building a pier for small boats directly next to the existing structure.

A few years later, an architectural concept was created with a breakwater, a marina and an additional floor, allowing for a total of approx. 150 sq m. building area and additionally enlarge the area around the facility. The project of creating its adaptation was undertaken by the MFRMGR Marta Frejda & Michał Gratkowski Architekci studio.

Earlier, in 1998, a construction permit was issued by the Maritime Office in Gdynia. As you can see, the trail for further work has already been paved, and this extraordinary property is only waiting for a visionary who will bring these plans to life.

A unique proposition for an investor looking for a truly unique location with a very interesting historical background. A place with a unique atmosphere and the possibility of creating e.g. an elegant event space , a sports and recreation base or simply for private use for the most demanding people.

Formal page
The property is located approximately 1 km from the head of the pier in Jurata, a hydrotechnical structure with land rights described in the Land and Mortgage Register as LAND UNDER INTERNAL SEA WATERS. A single-story building, located at the bottom of the Bay of Puck, with an area of 70 square meters with the concept of expansion to 3 floors. Plot area: 151 square meters.

Permission for the expansion of the building was issued in 2009 by the Minister of Infrastructure (together with the provisions of the Minister of National Defense, the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, the Minister of Economy), without further proceedings or commencement of work. The reconstruction was to include the expansion of the building, strengthening its foundations and the construction of a pier for small boats directly next to the existing structure. The decision included a general list of arrangements to be implemented. Earlier, in 1998, a construction permit was issued by the Maritime Office in Gdynia, also without further proceedings. This description does not constitute an offer within the meaning of the Civil Code, but is an invitation to start talks regarding the acquisition of rights to real estate.

link to the location on Google Maps https://goo.gl/maps/7iJCngj1GBBWsWKRA

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