Residential Historicist building with neobaroque facade elements, constructed in 1895. The project, which included two three-story buildings (4 Klionovycha Street and 9 Levytskoho Street) on the parcel belonging to Teofila Nikolicz, was designed by the architects Jakub Sołomon Kroch and Maurycy Silberstein. The project was approved by the magistrate in 1894. Beginning on July 1911 the building’s owner, Michal Teppa, leased it to the Command of the Third Brigade of the Cavalry of the State Ministry of Defense (3 Brygady Kawalerii Ministerstwa Obrony Krajowej). In 1911 the architect Wlodzimierz Podhorodecki carried the building’s reconstruction. In the 1910s Aleksander Antoni Wolski, writer and editor of periodicals "Dziennik polski" and "Skorowidz adresowy" resided here. In the 1930’s the building belonged to Klara and Rachmann Reiss. Presently it is used for residential purposes (2009).
