Luxury Apartment in Prague for Rent

Floor area: Three-bedroom apartment 115,9 m², private terrace 9 m² + storage 1.9 m². I recommend that you view this beautiful place.
Location: Prague City Center

I am the owner and I offer for long time rent an extraordinary three-bedroom apartment in a luxurious location in Prague City Center. It has a wonderful view and excellent accessibility to all areas of Prague using the metro, tram, or bus. All civic amenities within easy reach. Suitable for a family or as a luxury executive apartment.

This is a loft in a historical pre-war apartment building which has undergone complete renovation, including an elevator. Thanks to this, the operating costs are low.

A pleasant park on the border of Vrsovice, where children can play sports.

Since 1891, one of the collections of the National Museum has been housed in the monumental Neo-Renaissance historic main building at the top of Wenceslas Square in Prague, which you pass along the north-south main road on your way through the center to the Vinohrady area.

This park is located in Vinohrady. It is a city park with an area of about 27 acres. In the park there are extensive grassy areas, playgrounds, the TJ Bohemians sports stadium, and the TJ Sokol Vinohrady sports ground. In the northern part, towards Zizkov, the Riegrovy sady garden and the Paradise Garden recreational and sports park are connected to it. It offers some of the most beautiful views of Prague.

This is one of the four stages currently being used by the National Theatre in Prague. The former German Prague Opera House is one of the most important music venues in Europe. It can be found between the main railway station and the National Museum in Prague, close to the north-south main road, which is used for traveling from the city center to the Vinohrady area.

The square is right next to the Viktoria Zizkov soccer field, and thanks to a set of surrounding schools, it is a center for students to meet.

This square in Prague's Zizkov district is named after prominent British statesman and writer Winston Churchill, and is located in close proximity to Prague Main Railway Station and Vitkov Hill, in front of the Old School of Economics.

Frantisek Marsner and his wife Albina founded their confectionery company, which later became the well-known Orion, in 1891 in King's Vinohrady when they cooked Turkish honey over a primitive fire in a basement workshop. After new development in 1999, the name Orionka remained.

A hill in Zizkov whose upper part is called Parukarka. From the elongated hill, arranged as a park, there is an excellent view of Prague to the west and a smooth transition to the nearby Vitkov Hill.

This is a 4-minute walk away, and it is an important public transport hub connecting various areas of Prague. The dominant feature is the Church of the Sacred Heart of the Lord. Regular farmers' markets are a traditional and popular event in the square..It is within walking distance of 4 minutes and is an important public transport hub connecting Prague. The dominant feature is the Church of the Sacred Heart of the Lord. Regularly held farmers' markets are a traditional and popular part of the square.

This is located at the corner of Libicka and Korunni streets. Due to the location of the apartment, it is the closest restaurant. The brewery brews its own beer and regularly hosts concerts.

Prague’s most important railway station. The historic building, with a hall above the tracks, is the largest Art Nouveau monument in the Czech Republic; you pass it on your way through the center to the Vinohrady area.

This small square is located in the older part of Zizkov near the upper, eastern part of Seifertova Street, which borders it from the north side. The entire southern side of the square is formed by the massive Neo-Renaissance building of the Karel Sladkovsky Gymnasium. Virtually the entire square is occupied by the neo-Gothic Church of St. Prokop.

The cemeteries are within a 5-minute walk. The cemeteries are the largest burial grounds in Prague, with an area of approximately 124 acres. It is estimated that approximately 2,000,000 deceased have been buried here during the cemeteries’ existence, making them also the largest burial ground in the entire Czech Republic.

The Vinohrady Market Hall, called the Pavilion since 1994, is a historic building from the turn of the 20th century on Vinohradska Avenue in Prague's Vinohrady district. It can be found between the National Museum and JZP Square.

Vinohrady Theatre is one of the main drama theatres in Prague. It is located on Peace Square in the Vinohrady district of Prague 2. The building of the theatre, mostly in the Neo-Renaissance style with Art Nouveau elements from 1907, is located in the Vinohrady, Zizkov, Vrsovice Municipal Conservation Area.

The tower was built in 1882 in Neo-Renaissance style according to the project by architect Antonin Turek. At that time it was part of the water supply system of the town of King's Vinohrady, which consisted of the waterworks in Podolí, underground water tanks, a pumping station, and a tower water tank on Korunni street in Vinohrady.

The dominant feature of the nearby square is the Olsanka Hotel, where you can enjoy an indoor swimming pool and saunas.

A very popular summer scene with a sophisticated roof, in a popular location on the border of Zizkov and Vinohrady.

This is located opposite the elementary school and serves as a park and playground and for families with children to meet.

Near the orchards is the tower of the Vinohrady Waterworks, the building of the Vinohrady Hus Choir, and the Kladska Primary School. The park is bisected by Dykova Street; the northern part is flat, with benches and a water feature, while the southern part slopes downward from Dykova Street and has a restaurant with a garden.

The apartment is oriented to the southwest. On the 6th floor there is a hallway with a beautiful, wide, wooden staircase and on the 7th floor there is another hallway offering a wide range of uses as well as a dressing room, a living room with a dining room and kitchenette, a bedroom, another room, a separate toilet, a bathroom with a corner bath and shower, and another toilet. The terrace is accessible from the main room and bedroom.

Your own gas water heater, air conditioning, aluminum roller security shutters, awning, security entrance door, CCTV system throughout the building.

One of the many advantages of the apartment is the private terrace with a view of the Zizkov and Petrin towers, the Church of the Sacred Heart of Our Lord and the top of St. Vitus's Cathedral at Prague Castle. Another advantage is the silence, because all the windows face a beautiful courtyard of buildings typical for Prague City Center.

The apartment is equipped with a kitchenette with an induction stove, dishwasher, and American fridge.

You have the option to rent a garage in the courtyard!

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Conditions

Minimum rental period: 3 weeks
Ownership: Private Property
Location of the building: Centre of the City
Floors: 7th floor out of 8 including 1 underground
Apartment type: Duplex
Loft conversion: YES
Elevator: YES
Barrier-free: NO
Construction: Brick
Condition of the building: Very good
Heating: Central gas heating
Gas: Individual
Water: Remote water supply
Waste: Public sewerage
Electricity: 230V / 380V
Telecommunications: Internet, Cable TV
Furtinute: Fully equipped
Transport: Train, Highway, Road, Public transport, Bus
Communication: Asphalt

Areas / Dimesions

Usable area: 125 m²
Floor area: 116 m²
Private terrace: 9 m²
Storage: 2 m²

Rooms and their floor areas:

entrance: 3.09 m²
staircase: 7.86 m²
stairs: 8.16 m²
corridor: 21.31 m²
living room: 26.23 m²
room: 15.41 m²
private terrace: 9.0 m²
room: 15.63 m²
toilet: 1.28 m²
bathroom: 8.92 m²
dressing room: 8.09 m²

Price

EUR 490 per week

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