We offer for rent a representative, unfurnished terraced family house of type B with a layout of 3 bedrooms, featuring a floor area of 234 sqm, a terrace, and a garden of 300 sqm. The property is located on V Oblouku Street in Praha 6 - Nebušice, within the Malá Šárka residential complex.
The ground floor of the house includes an entrance hall, a spacious living room with access to the terrace and garden, a kitchenette with a dining area, a guest toilet, a laundry room and a storage room. On the first floor, you will find the master bedroom with a walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom (featuring a bathtub, double sinks and a toilet), 2 additional bedrooms and a bathroom (with a shower, sink and toilet). The property also boasts a fully functional basement with a multifunctional room. Additional features of the house include: a kitchen unit with a refrigerator and freezer, stovetop, extractor hood, dishwasher, built-in electric and microwave oven; a sauna, built-in wardrobes, connections for a washer and dryer, satellite, blinds, high-speed internet preparation, alarm system, wooden floors and tiles, as well as 24/7 security. The property has its own garage.
The Malá Šárka project was developed shortly after the Velvet Revolution, when the market opened in the then Czechoslovak Republic, attracting foreign investors and entrepreneurs. The residences in Nebušice have provided, and continue to provide, dignified housing for the upper middle class, both local and international.
Monthly rent of CZK 68.000,-/month plus fees of CZK 3.126,-/month (services of the Malá Šárka complex including internet and TV), water and sewerage of CZK 1.500,-/month, transfer of electricity (deposits of approx. CZK 2.500,-/month) and gas to the tenant (deposits of approx. CZK 4.500,-/month).
A security deposit of two months' rent is required. The minimum lease term is 2 years. Co-housing and Airbnb accommodation cannot be implemented.
According to Decree 78/2013 Coll., the building has an energy performance certificate rating of Class G.
