<div class="col-12 px-0 mt-2 mb-2 form-group-col form-item-perex_en"><div id="offer_perex_en_view" class="form-control-view"><p>This Hohenberg vila from the 1920s is located in Bene&scaron;ov near Prague, surrounded by a spacious garden with century-old lime trees and mature greenery. The entrance to Konopi&scaron;tě Castle Park lies just 300 meters away. The history of this exceptional property dates back to the time when Habsburg Archduke Ferdinand d'Este, the original owner of the villa, resided at Konopi&scaron;tě Castle.</p></div></div><div class="col-12 px-0 mt-2 form-group-col form-item-description_en"><div id="offer_description_en_view" class="form-control-view"><p>The elevated ground floor of the villa is arranged as follows: an entrance hall with a staircase leading to the upper floor, a spacious living room, a kitchen with&nbsp;<strong>a winter garden</strong>, a separate toilet, a study, and a terrace. The upper floor consists of three bedrooms (one with access to&nbsp;<strong>a balcony</strong>), a kitchen, a pantry, a bathroom, a gallery, and another terrace. The attic, with its mansard roof and two functional windows, offers potential for conversion into additional living space. The cellar includes access to the property's private&nbsp;<strong>well.</strong></p><p>Dating back to 1912, the villa retains the original character of a&nbsp;<strong>"hunting residence."</strong>&nbsp;One of the villa's most notable historical owners was Franti&scaron;ek Schneiberg, the general director of the Konopi&scaron;tě estate, who maintained a close relationship with Archduke Franz Ferdinand d'Este, often joining him on hunts in the&nbsp;<strong>castle's game preserve</strong>. The villa also housed Professor Jaroslav Charv&aacute;t and his wife, Dr. Emmanuella Charv&aacute;tov&aacute;. While&nbsp;<strong>full</strong>&nbsp;<strong>renovation</strong>&nbsp;is now required, many original woodwork features remain, including the oak staircase in the entrance hall, windows, and doors.</p><p>The villa is located in a residential part of<strong>&nbsp;Bene&scaron;ov</strong>, just a stone's throw from the vast park of&nbsp;<strong>Konopi&scaron;tě Castle</strong>, one of the most visited historic sites in the Czech Republic. A pedestrian crossing over the main road is planned, with a future bypass also under consideration. Shops and the train station are within a 10-minute walk, with&nbsp;<strong>regular train connections</strong>&nbsp;to Prague offering a convenient alternative to road travel via Highway 3 and the D1 highway near Mnichovice.</p><p>Usable area 491.7 m&sup2; (of which interior 271.3 m&sup2;, winter garden 8.5 m&sup2;, terraces 44 m&sup2; and 17.4 m&sup2;, balcony 6.6 m&sup2;, attic approx. 70 m&sup2;, cellar 73.9 m&sup2;), garden 2,101 m&sup2;, plot 2,310 m&sup2;, built-up area 209 m&sup2;.</p></div></div>