On the entrance level (3rd floor of the building) there are 4 bedrooms, 2 of which have dressing rooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 storage rooms. The upper floor opens onto an impressive space with high, sloping ceilings, which includes a living room and a kitchen with a dining area. This space is followed by a terrace with views of Petřín Hill and the Hunger Wall, facing south onto a quiet courtyard. From the windows, you can admire the iconic panorama of Prague Castle during your morning coffee or at any time of the day.

On the entrance level (3rd floor of the building) there are 4 bedrooms, 2 of which have dressing rooms, 2 bathrooms, and 2 storage rooms. The upper floor opens onto an impressive space with high, sloping ceilings, which includes a living room and a kitchen with a dining area. This space is followed by a terrace with views of Petřín Hill and the Hunger Wall, facing south onto a quiet courtyard. From the windows, you can admire the iconic panorama of Prague Castle during your morning coffee or at any time of the day.

The interior was recently renovated (2018-2019), and the original craftsmanship elements (such as the wooden beams) were preserved and sensitively renovated. The floors are parquet and tiled; windows are wooden casement and skylights; the walls are decorated with marble mosaics, designer wallpaper, and screed; the renowned artist Bořek Šípek designed the railings in the interior. The kitchen is fully equipped (including a dishwasher), and a gas boiler provides heating. The historic building has no elevator.

This poetic place is located on a side street between the Čertovka Canal, Kampa Park, and Petřín Hill, close to the Charles Bridge. In the immediate vicinity, there are many cafes and restaurants, shops, a Sokol organization, a kindergarten, a high school, and a graphic arts academy. A tram stop is a few steps away.

Floor area 152.2 m2, terrace 15m2, cellar approx 6m2