A set of housing units

Prague 1, Malá Strana

Key investment criteria

• net floor area of the housing units is 398.3 sq. m., 35 sq. m. of cellar space
• total gross floor area of the building 495,9 m2
• space for adding an elevator
• the building is empty, unencumbered by leases, mortgages, or other burdens
• unique architecture and preserved rare original architectural elements
• interiors are very sunny; windows mainly face east and south
• breathtaking views of the Petřín garden, Vltava River, the National Theater, and other Prague landmarks from the tower
• excellent location
• direct sale of a property (asset deal)

Property description

• 5 above-ground floors, 1 underground floor (partial basement)
• 1 separate apartment unit on each floor (from approx. 71 sq. m. to approx. 86 sq. m.)
• may be divided into 2 apartments/floors
• built-up area and courtyard 183 sq. m. (incl. a patio of 40.8 sq. m.)
• built in the second half of the 17th century by the Premonstratensian order
• extensively reconstructed in 1844
• extant plans from 1924
• attic conversion from 1927–1930 (used as a sculpture studio)
• the house is made of marlstone from Bílá hora and Podolí lime produced on the site of today's swimming stadium
• reconstruction of the facade and roof in 2000–2002
• 1 apartment under reconstruction, 1 apartment reconstructed in 2002
• new wiring necessary
• gas underfloor heating
• original Renaissance beamed ceilings, vaults, loft platforms, etc.
• registered as an immovable cultural monument

A beautiful spot on the corner of two Malá Strana lanes, a few steps from the romantic Čertovka Stream, Kampa Park, the elegant Janáček embankment, and the vast Petřín Gardens. Charles bridge is also nearby. There are restaurants and cafes in the immediate vicinity, as well as the sports field in Tyršův dům. A tram stop is about a minute's walk away, and you can take a tram to the Malostranská, Anděl, or Národní třída metro stations in no time.