Neo-Renaissance Villa of Rudolf Koukola in Bubeneč

Neo-Renaissance villa from 1893 2 above-ground floors and 1 underground floor Layout: 6+1 Interior usable area: 400 m² Total land area: 915 m² Built-up area: 246 m² Potential for attic space utilization Terrace: 31 m² Winter garden Wooden floors and tiling Wooden windows The villa is in need of complete renovation Preserved original architectural features Gas boiler heating Energy Performance Certificate: G (the property is a cultural monument) The Neo-Renaissance villa was built between 1892 and 1893 by Prague architect and builder Rudolf Koukola for his family The villa is arranged across two above-ground floors and one basement level, with potential for attic development, allowing for an additional usable interior space of approximately 100 m² The property is in its original condition, including windows and utility systems, offering the new owner the opportunity to adapt it to their specific needs and preferences The representative spaces on the ground floor include a winter garden with views of the outdoor garden Bedrooms with bathrooms are located on the first floor, which also features a spacious terrace overlooking Slavíčkova Street The basement, thanks to windows and natural daylight, offers versatile usage possibilities, such as wellness, fitness, or a playroom Since 1958, the villa has been designated as a cultural heritage site Bubeneč is a highly sought-after location for embassies and consulates, making it one of the safest areas in Prague The villa is suitable as a family residence, company headquarters, or an embassy As the property is an immovable cultural monument, it is possible to receive subsidies covering up to 50% of the cost of restoration work