Maison Mitoyenne De La Première République Avec Jardin Et Vue Sur Prague

Half of a semi-detached house located in a quiet residential area with excellent transport links offers a unique opportunity for family or multi-generational living in one of Prague’s most sought-after locations.

The house, with its beautiful views of the surrounding area, is part of a historic complex of villas built in 1923–1924 according to a design by architect Eduard Hnilička in the Rondocubism style. The atmosphere of the era is evoked by preserved original features such as wooden parquet floors, double wooden windows, and characteristic architectural details.

The layout of the house is spread over three floors. The semi-basement floor has two bedrooms, a study, a workshop, and a utility room. The entrance floor forms the heart of the house – a spacious living room, kitchen with dining area, pantry and storage room, a bedroom facing the quiet garden, bathroom, and separate toilet. The kitchen has direct access to a south-facing terrace. The first floor offers a kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, bathroom, and balcony with a view of the greenery. Above the living area is a generous attic with high beams, which has not yet been used and offers the possibility of building additional living space.

The house has undergone foundation insulation and drainage around the entire perimeter, making the semi-basement dry and fully habitable. About 20 years ago, a partial renovation of the electrical wiring, heating, water, risers, and kitchen took place. Heating is provided by gas boilers, and water is heated by a boiler.

There are two garages on the property with a capacity for up to 4 cars. The garage ceiling is oversized and ready for a possible extension.

The area called Šumava is a sought-after residential neighbourhood with excellent access to the city centre and nature. There are schools, kindergartens, parks, sports facilities, and popular cafes and restaurants in the vicinity.