First Republic semi-detached house with a garden and views over Prague

Family house built in 1924 Semi-detached property Layout: 8+2 Interior usable area: 255 m² Land plot: 740 m² Garden: 555 m² Attic with potential for conversion Balcony: 3 m² Terrace: 43 m² Two garages for 4 cars Wooden flooring and tiling Double casement windows Gas heating Energy performance certificate: Class G A semi-detached house in a quiet residential villa district offers a unique opportunity for family or multi-generational living in one of the most sought-after areas of Prague The house with beautiful views is located in an area known as Šumava and is part of a group of family villas built between 1923 and 1924, designed by architect Eduard Hnilička in the rondocubist style The building has undergone complete foundation insulation and perimeter drainage, ensuring a dry and fully habitable semi-basement level. Partial renovation of the electrical wiring, kitchen, heating, plumbing, and vertical pipes was carried out approximately 20 years ago The layout is spread over three floors and is adapted for multi-generational living The lowest floor includes two bedrooms, a study, a workshop, and a bathroom The main entrance level features an entrance hall, living room, kitchen with dining area, pantry and storage room, a bedroom facing the garden, bathroom, and separate toilet. The kitchen provides access to a spacious south-facing terrace The first floor comprises a kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a charming balcony The house includes a generous unused attic with a high roof structure, which is not included in the official usable area and offers ideal potential for conversion into additional living space The original wooden parquet flooring has been preserved throughout the house. The windows are wooden double casement, the heating is provided by gas boilers, and hot water is supplied by a boiler The garage ceiling is reinforced and ready for a possible extension, allowing for further expansion of the living area