Prime historic estates for sale: Prague

A 260 m² apartment on the third floor of a historic building on Janáčkovo nábřeží, a riverside embankment in central Prague. The layout includes a 38 m² living room with fireplace and access to a loggia, a 40 m² dining room with open-plan kitchen, two bedrooms, a study that could serve as a third bedroom and a large dressing room. The 42 m² main bathroom has a separate shower room.

An early modernist mansion dating from the First Czechoslovak Republic (1918–1938), located in the prestigious diplomatic district of Bubeneč, Prague. The property provides a total usable floor area of approximately 726 m² on a 0.23-acre plot (945 m²). The primary living floors have undergone a high-end renovation, strictly preserving the original architectural features and period details.

Commissioned in 1903 and designed by architect Alois Korda, Vila Helenka remains a definitive masterpiece of Prague’s Secessionist movement. The facade serves as a significant art-historical landmark: under the direction of academic painter František Kobliha, an ensemble of floral sgraffito, frescoes, a prominent angelic figure, and an astronomical sundial was created.

Partly refurbished chateau some 60 kilometers to the north of Prague. The front of the property is facing the public park. The 2.4 hectars of land (i.e. 6 acres) are situated behind the chateau and are built on by buildings of technical and farming character. The chateau itself has a total floor area of 3000 sq. meters.