<p>This award-winning, unique extraordinary villa, designed by one of the most famous Czech architects, Josef Pleskot, is surrounded by estates from the 1930s in the Podol&iacute; district of Prague. This architecturally exclusive residence stands out for its sensitive integration into the existing buildings and use of natural materials.</p><p><strong>The all-concrete villa</strong>&nbsp;consists of 3 above-ground and 1 underground floors interconnected by an elevator. The ground floor consists of a central space with a dining table and seating by the&nbsp;<strong>fireplace</strong>, which is seamlessly connected to the kitchen on one side and the atypical living room with a&nbsp;<strong>double ceiling</strong>&nbsp;on the other. There is also a study, a toilet, a hallway, and a vestibule. The partially covered&nbsp;<strong>terrace&nbsp;</strong>(50 m²), which connects the interior with the&nbsp;<strong>garden</strong>, is accessible from all rooms. On the 1st floor is a bedroom with an&nbsp;<strong>en-suite bathroom&nbsp;</strong>and access to the terrace, another 2 bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. The 2nd floor consists of an&nbsp;<strong>air-conditioned master bedroom</strong>&nbsp;with a fireplace,&nbsp;<strong>en-suite bathroom</strong>, and&nbsp;<strong>walk-in closet,&nbsp;</strong>and&nbsp;<strong>a large roof terrace&nbsp;</strong>equipped with a fireplace. The gym,&nbsp;<strong>sauna</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>wine cellar</strong>, and utility facilities are in the basement.&nbsp;<strong>Covered parking spaces</strong>&nbsp;are on the ground floor of the building.</p><p>The exterior and interior of the villa are complemented by a number of&nbsp;<strong>wooden elements</strong>, raw&nbsp;<strong>leather, steel, and stone</strong>, large areas of integrated&nbsp;<strong>mirror glass</strong>&nbsp;together with several&nbsp;<strong>skylights</strong>, bringing maximum&nbsp;<strong>natural light&nbsp;</strong>into the space. All of the materials used, especially those that are Czech-made, have a pure natural form. The house won the prize for the best architectural realization in the&nbsp;<strong>Construction of the Year 2013</strong>&nbsp;competition and a prize at the international architecture and urban planning festival<strong>&nbsp;Architecture Week Prague 2013</strong>. In the&nbsp;<strong>Real Estate Project of the Year 2013</strong>&nbsp;competition, it became the&nbsp;<strong>absolute winner</strong>&nbsp;and also won the architects' prize, the expert jury's prize and the public's prize.</p><p>This quiet part of&nbsp;<strong>Podol&iacute;</strong>&nbsp;provides a full range of urban amenities and excellent accessibility. A C line metro station is a 10-minute walk away, and the city center can be reached in a few minutes by car. A shopping center, restaurants, shops, schools, and kindergartens are nearby, as is&nbsp;<strong>Vy&scaron;ehrad</strong>, the&nbsp;<strong>Podol&iacute;</strong>&nbsp;swimming stadium, the Žlut&eacute; l&aacute;zně spa, the C&iacute;sařsk&aacute; Louka Island or the well-known&nbsp;<strong>bike path along the Vltava</strong>, where you can enjoy&nbsp;a place for sports and relaxation.</p><p>Floor area 401 m², terraces 155 m², garden 225 m², land 543 m².</p>