Designed by one of the leading Czech architects, Zdeněk Fránek, this cutting-edge villa is surrounded by a landscaped garden with a pool. Future residents will have the chance to live in a home like no other with the Moravian Karst serving as a picturesque backdrop.

Its shape allows for the open living, kitchen, and dining room to be connected to the garden and pool area via an enormous glass wall that lets in plenty of natural daylight. Also on the ground floor is a utility room with bathroom facilities. The first floor has an open gallery leading to a large bedroom (can be divided in two as needed), a study corner, and a bathroom. Parking under a cleverly designed carport.

With a structure made of reinforced concrete, the interior combines the coolness of this material with the warmth of wood. Aluminum windows with safety glass and sun protection provide a high degree of insulation, and the marble floors have underfloor hot water heating, which, combined with fan-coil units, keep the interior cozy and warm. Doors are wooden or fully glazed with milky glass. Brazilian Garapa wood was used on the terrace and the bathrooms and kitchen are of the highest quality.

The secure property includes a garden lined with tall vegetation for shade and privacy. It's located in a small community about a 30-minute drive from Brno, making it easy to enjoy both town and country.

Interior: 123 sq. m., terrace: 48 sq. m., built-up area: 73 sq. m., garden: 676 sq. m., land: 749 sq. m.