Exceptional Baroque Villa, Prague 9 Vysocany

Sotheby’s International Realty Czech Republic offers for sale an exceptional villa located in a quiet residential area of Prague’s Vysočany district. This four-story villa with a layout of 9+1 and a total area of 450 sqm represents an extraordinary combination of architectural history and modern luxury. It is situated in a peaceful, green part of the city with complete civic amenities. The villa underwent a complete renovation in 2019, respecting the original character of the building while adapting it to the highest standards of contemporary living. The property includes a carefully landscaped plot of 1,347 sqm with two separate entrances, offering complete privacy and a representative setting.

The interior has been finished with exceptional attention to detail and quality. The floors feature luxurious Kährs Oak Classic Nouveau Black matte wood flooring, whose dark tone adds elegance and depth to the space. The kitchen and built-in furniture were custom-made by the renowned Italian company Old Line, which also designed the wardrobes. The bathrooms are fitted with exclusive Devon & Devon sanitary fixtures, a symbol of Italian design and craftsmanship. The villa offers four bathrooms, a spacious terrace, and a balcony overlooking the beautifully maintained garden.

The property also includes a separate annex fully equipped for staff accommodation – a comfortable living room, kitchen, bathroom, and a private entrance. At street level, there is a garage for two cars and a generous storage area.

This exceptional villa has a rich history that lends it a unique character. It was built in 1935 according to the design of the prominent architect and engineer Alois Dlabač, whose work has indelibly marked the form of Prague architecture in the first half of the 20th century. Dlabač’s distinctive style was based on the tradition of Prague Baroque and Czech Renaissance and emphasized harmonious proportions, decorative elements and representative expression. His most famous projects include the design of the grammar school in Karlovy Vary, the reconstruction of Walsee Castle in Austria, the winning design for the monument to František Palacký in Prague (together with sculptor Ladislav Šaloun), and the architectural decoration of several houses in Pařížská Street.

Leading craftsmen of the time also participated in the construction of the villa - the wrought iron grilles were created by J. Jindrák from Vysočany and the stucco work was done by Antonín Nejedlý. The result is a timeless residence that combines historical charm with the quality and elegance of the First Republic architecture.

Thanks to its architectural value, precise reconstruction and attractive location, this residence represents a unique opportunity for those looking for housing with soul, history and timeless elegance. It offers the ideal combination for a representative family residence in the wider center of Prague.