This corner apartment with direct views of Prague Castle and Wallenstein Palace, the seat of the Senate, is part of the exclusive VII House project, a house that is currently being refurbished in a place with an incredibly strong genius loci, on the southern corner of Valdštejnské Square. The building's long and rich history, modern Czech design, and facilities from premium brands create a combination that ensures completely unique living.

The layout of the 2nd floor apartment consists of a more than 40-meter living room with a preparation for an open plan kitchen, a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a dressing room, a separate toilet, and an elegant entrance hall. The windows provide first-class views, and the stylish entrance to the apartment is stylishly from the courtyard terrace.

The interior design was created by the Formafatal studio of architect Dagmar Štěpánová. In the entrance hall is an imperssive wall made of handmade ice glass and a stone portal made of Božanov sandstone. The high standard facilities also include oak floors in a fashionable chevron pattern, Agorà designer radiators from the Italian brand TUBES, a fully equipped bathroom with underfloor heating, a Villeroy & Boch sink, a Hüppe shower tray, a Tece toilet and Bongio faucets, an Invisidoor door with concealed hinges with DND Handles, or new wooden windows. Heating is by the building's central boiler system with gas condensing boilers. Residents of the building will appreciate the elegant common areas with a Classicist staircase, complete with designer lighting and an elevator for convenience.

The neighborhood in which VII House stands is exceptional due to the presence of Prague's most famous monuments in the immediate proximity. The location offers living in the middle of Malá Strana, yet away from the main tourist routes. It's just a few minutes' walk from the tram and metro station, close to the beautifully landscaped palace gardens, Petřín Gardens, and Kampa Park with the romantic Čertovka Stream. Famous restaurants and stylish cafes can be found in the immediate vicinity, and Museum Kampa or the recently opened Kunsthalle gallery are within easy reach.

Floor area 92.9 m2.

The photos with furniture were taken in the project`s showflat.

This corner apartment with direct views of Prague Castle and Wallenstein Palace, the seat of the Senate, is part of the exclusive VII House project, a house that is currently being refurbished in a place with an incredibly strong genius loci, on the southern corner of Valdštejnské Square. The building's long and rich history, modern Czech design, and facilities from premium brands create a combination that ensures completely unique living.

The layout of the 2nd floor apartment consists of a more than 40-meter living room with a preparation for an open plan kitchen, a bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, a dressing room, a separate toilet, and an elegant entrance hall. The windows provide first-class views, and the stylish entrance to the apartment is stylishly from the courtyard terrace.

The interior design was created by the Formafatal studio of architect Dagmar Štěpánová. In the entrance hall is an imperssive wall made of handmade ice glass and a stone portal made of Božanov sandstone. The high standard facilities also include oak floors in a fashionable chevron pattern, Agorà designer radiators from the Italian brand TUBES, a fully equipped bathroom with underfloor heating, a Villeroy & Boch sink, a Hüppe shower tray, a Tece toilet and Bongio faucets, an Invisidoor door with concealed hinges with DND Handles, or new wooden windows. Heating is by the building's central boiler system with gas condensing boilers. Residents of the building will appreciate the elegant common areas with a Classicist staircase, complete with designer lighting and an elevator for convenience.

The neighborhood in which VII House stands is exceptional due to the presence of Prague's most famous monuments in the immediate proximity. The location offers living in the middle of Malá Strana, yet away from the main tourist routes. It's just a few minutes' walk from the tram and metro station, close to the beautifully landscaped palace gardens, Petřín Gardens, and Kampa Park with the romantic Čertovka Stream. Famous restaurants and stylish cafes can be found in the immediate vicinity, and Museum Kampa or the recently opened Kunsthalle gallery are within easy reach.

Floor area 92.9 m2.

The photos with furniture were taken in the project`s showflat.