This classic, Old Europe apartment in the city center on Prague's beautiful riverfront boasts
unobstructed views of the Vltava, Petřín Hill, and Prague Castle. It was designed by an
important 19 th century architect and built by Václav Havel's grandfather.

Occupying the entire 3 rd floor of the apartment building, its layout consists of three large
rooms (one of which has a bay window and another with a balcony), two rooms facing the
courtyard, a kitchen, a bathroom, a separate toilet, a closet, and a second balcony
overlooking the courtyard. There is also a spacious foyer.

Parquet floors have been carefully preserved and the double-wing doors have been
refurbished. The fully equipped kitchen has never been used and is therefore in mint
condition. The wooden casement windows are faithful replicas, but the ornamental Art
Nouveau balcony railings are originals. The elegant apartment building has been renovated
inside and out and features a distinguished facade, suitably refined common areas, Cetin
fiber optic cable, a courtyard, and an elevator.

Its location in New Town couldn't be more ideal—this district's cafes, restaurants, shops,
museums, and historic sites attract people from all over the world. The National Theater,
Charles Square, the islands in the Vltava River, and so much more are all nearby within
walking distance.

Floor area: 247 sq. m., balconies: 10.22 sq. m. and 6.25 sq. m.