Estate Description

The generous maisonette apartment with a view of Petřín and the Church is part of the completely renovated baroque palace "Měšťanský dům U Zlatého a bílého jednorožce", located near the Charles Bridge, Kampa and Prague Castle. The quiet apartment with amazing views consists on the entrance level (4th floor) of an entrance hall, a living room connected to an open kitchen, dining room and active wine cellar, as well as a bathroom (with shower and toilet). On the upper floor, there is a spacious bedroom with its own bathroom (with a single bath, shower and toilet), a dressing room and a gallery. The apartment has recently undergone a complete and expensive renovation. In the interior, modern elements are now impressively combined with historical elements, admittedly massive beams and parquet floors in the entire apartment (except for the bathrooms) contribute to the cozy feeling, and the rounded staircase is the decoration of the entire apartment. The windows are wooden sash, the air conditioning ensures an optimal temperature even on hot days. Security is guaranteed by a videophone, an alarm and a security entrance door. An intelligent wiring system is also installed. Fully equipped kitchen with Miele appliances. Admittedly massive beams and parquet floors throughout the apartment contribute to the period atmosphere. The history of the house dates back to the 14th century. The building survived 2 major fires in 1420 and 1503, and continued repairs and reconstructions took place in the following centuries. There was a famous traveling inn here, which was visited by, for example, Ludwig van Beethoven, W. A. Mozart, Mikoláš Aleš or Albert Einstein. The house is located on a romantic square in the impressive location of Malá Strana, just a minute's walk from the tram stop or 5 minutes from the metro station. All amenities are within a short walking or driving distance. The amount of landscaped greenery in the surroundings contributes to pleasant living: the peaceful Vojanovy sady, several breathtaking royal gardens and the extensive Petřínská sady. Interior 186 m2.