Premium loft-style 3+kt apartments in the unique LIHOVAR development project

LIHOVAR Smíchov Project Phase 2 - SOUTH now available for sale Architect: Black’n Arch Developer: Trigema Layout: 3+kt Floor area: from 73,2 m² Terrace: 27,2 m² Ceiling heating and cooling Smart home control system Mechanical ventilation Cellars and parking spaces available for purchase Expected completion: Q2/2027 Energy performance certificate: A The exceptional LIHOVAR project, located in the new Smíchov Riverside district on the left bank of the Vltava River, offers a unique blend of architecture, unconventional design, advanced technologies, and sustainability. The former Zlíchov distillery is being revitalised into a modern living space with respect for its industrial past Industrial heritage is reflected in the architecture - brick facades, sawtooth roofs, and preserved original features such as the historic chimney, soon to be a wine bar with panoramic views of Prague The complex will include cultural and gastronomic venues, the five-storey Musoleum gallery by artist David Černý, one of Prague's largest food markets, cafés, restaurants, and shops Green courtyards, public areas, a private kindergarten, premium gym with sauna, streetball court, and other community facilities will be part of the development Around 545 apartments in various layouts will be built in three blocks, with the central block designated for rental housing The 3+kt units feature a spacious living room prepared for a kitchen, with over 4 m ceiling height and access to a 27 m² terrace. Two bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet, separate WC, and entrance hall complete the layout. Parking with EV readiness and cellars are available Units will be finished to the highest standards, including triple-glazed aluminium windows with automatic shading, underfloor heating, radiant ceiling cooling, and the Loxone smart home system for control of blinds, lighting, ventilation, and energy use Each unit has mechanical ventilation with heat recovery; top-floor units are prepped for air conditioning The project uses renewable energy sources: a rooftop park for cooling, photovoltaic panels for common areas, and heat pumps for heating and cooling