Sale house 552 m², land 140 m²

The Neo-Renaissance family house with an Art Nouveau gable with a total area of 577 m2 is a representative residence suitable for both family housing and commercial use. It consists of four separate both residential and commercial spaces. The house has a basement for part of the area.
The house is located in a side street from the pedestrian zone, in the central part of the historical centre of Kladno with its 70 thousand inhabitants. The Havířská Street itself, formerly Jungmannova Street and also Svatojánská Street, is famous for its traditional cafes, hairdressers, massages and jewellers and is connected to the newly renovated pedestrian zone with a variety of restaurants, shops and relaxation centres. There is a bus station, two secondary schools and the district police building within walking distance. The house is valued, among other things, for its central location in the largest city of the Central Bohemian region, with a 20-minute commute to Prague, both on the D6 and D7. Integrated bus services to Prague are at intervals of 15minutes in the direction of Dejvice, and the completion of the modern railway project Prague - Václav Havel Airport - Kladno is expected in the near future. Kladno, together with Slany and Beroun, this connected western region of the Central Bohemian Region, forms a suitable alternative to the artery of Prague's metropolitan life.

At present, the house on 3 floors is used for prestigious living in the city centre and supplemented by a commercial space on the ground floor, currently used as a design office, which also has a separate entrance from the front side of the house from the street. Each floor of the representative house is independent of each other and connected by an entrance hall and an internal staircase. Whether you plan to make the house exclusively your family residence or are considering using it in part as an investment property, then the house is ideal for any combination of your plans. It is also possible to consider renting separately by floor. The house was built during the time of the Austro-Hungarian Empire specifically as a family residence and a central point for importing delicacies and food from the vast empire. In its modern history, its representative premises were used by the law offices and also served as a parliamentary office.

This family home can be financed with a conventional mortgage loan.