The raised ground floor comprises a living room with access to a west-facing terrace, a separate kitchen, a toilet, and a stair hall. The upper floor features three bedrooms and a bathroom, with one bedroom offering a balcony. The basement, with access to natural daylight, houses the technical facilities and storage areas. The windows face the front garden, the cul-de-sac, and the mature woodland behind the house.

The raised ground floor comprises a living room with access to a west-facing terrace, a separate kitchen, a toilet, and a stair hall. The upper floor features three bedrooms and a bathroom, with one bedroom offering a balcony. The basement, with access to natural daylight, houses the technical facilities and storage areas. The windows face the front garden, the cul-de-sac, and the mature woodland behind the house.

The villa, which was the first building in the prestigious Barrandov district, is distinguished by its simple architecture, flat roof, and interesting craftsmanship details, such as a vertical glass-block window. The interior was renovated in 2023. The windows are aluminum, floors are vinyl in a wood décor, and stylish switches and sockets complement the character of the house. Heating is provided by a gas boiler and water is heated by a storage tank. Parking (for a small car) is available in a detached garage with direct access from the street.

The quiet cul-de-sac Pod Habrovou, running along the contour of the southeastern slope high above the Vltava River, is lined with significant 1930s villas, now used as diplomatic residences and luxury family homes. The entire area is designated as an urban conservation zone and is characterized not only by its remarkable architecture but also by abundant greenery. Full civic amenities are within a short driving distance—private and public schools and kindergartens, shops, restaurants, and medical services are approximately a five-minute drive away.

Total area 171 m², built-up area 459 m², garden 1,158 m², plot 1,617 m².