Woodland House

This top-quality modern timber house with breathtaking views stands in the middle of a one-hectare plot with mature trees, ensuring absolute privacy. The building is thoughtfully integrated into the popular Kersko-Bory Nature Park area, surrounded by deep forests and convenient hiking and bike trails, less than 30 km from the outskirts of Prague.

The single-story house consists of three wings connected in a T-shape, with the main entrance located at their junction. One wing contains the living room, kitchen, dining area, study, a smaller bathroom, and a toilet. The private wing offers 3 bedrooms, 3 walk-in closets, a main bathroom, a sauna and a laundry room. The last wing serves as the technical and utility area, storage space, and a covered parking area.

Built in 2017 using the Finnish Honka log system, the profile of the logs is designed so that no settling of the structure needs to be considered. The walls and terraces are primarily made of Finnish pine, floors made of polished Italian stone tiles and multi-layer oak panels, windows are wood-aluminum, doors are oak, and the roof is made of titanium-zinc sheet. Abundant wooden elements are complemented in an exterior with natural stone cladding. The house is heated and cooled by a heat pump, complemented by wood-burning accumulator stoves. Home technologies can be controlled via the GIRA smart system with remote monitoring over the internet. The house is connected to a central security system, and the entire property is protected by infrared cameras with recording. The central feature of the garden is a natural pond, with sliding doors from the living areas opening onto the terrace so that the pond becomes an integral part of the home. The original pine trees have been supplemented with young oaks, birches, and hornbeams, naturally linking the garden to the surrounding nature park.

A restaurant operates near the property, basic amenities are available in Hradištko, and full services can be found in nearby Nymburk. A bus stop 1.5 km from the house provides direct connections to Prague’s Černý Most metro station (a 37-minute ride). The D11 highway also offers a quick and convenient drive to the capital. The flat landscape, famously associated with the writer Bohumil Hrabal, is characterised by deciduous forests with rare plants and animals, including the great crested newt.

Total area 474 m², built-up area 453 m², garden 9,547 m², plot 10,000 m².

Option to purchase through the transfer of a 100% share in the SPV.