House for sale, 297 m², land: 5,800 m².

Located at the upper end of Trojanovice, where the development transitions into meadows and forests, is a family home built in 2006. Inside, you'll find an open-plan living area with a fireplace and a gallery spanning two floors, seven rooms, and three bathrooms. The heating is provided by a ground-source heat pump connected to underfloor heating. The garden surrounding the house has had twenty years to mature, and the property includes approximately 3,200 square meters of land. The ground floor layout includes: a porch, an entrance hall, a dining room, a living room, a kitchen with a pantry, a bedroom, a study, a master bedroom with a walk-in closet, two bathrooms, and a utility room. The attic layout features: a gallery above the living room, three additional rooms, and a bathroom. The total living area of the house is 297 square meters, spread over two floors. The house is in its original condition and has never been renovated. The facade is rendered with wooden cladding on the gable. Heating and hot water are provided by the ground-source heat pump, and all other appliances, including the cooking appliances, are electric. There is no gas connection to the house, and the water is sourced from a private well. The house is in energy class A (highly energy-efficient), and the regular monthly energy costs consist only of electricity, currently approximately 5,500 Czech crowns per month. The property also includes a garage with a workshop and attic space, and three parking spaces in front of the garage. For sale, along with the house, is an adjacent plot of land – an additional 2,642 m² with its own access road and a vacant building plot (180 m², parcel number 173/4). The building that is registered on the land registry no longer physically exists. The house and the plot of land are being sold together, as a single entity. Trojanovice is located at the foot of Mount Radhošť, and the house is situated in its quiet upper part, where the buildings gradually transition into meadows and forests. The ridge of the Beskydy Mountains, including Pustevny and Radhošť, is approximately three kilometers away as the crow flies. Convenient access to the mountains is also provided by a cable car from Ráztoka, whose lower station is located one kilometer away. Frenštát pod Radhoštěm, with its shops, schools, services, and train station, is approximately five minutes away by car. I am selling the property directly, without the involvement of a real estate agency – please contact me directly. I can provide the project documentation for the house (floor plans and sections from 2004) upon request. You can also view the property at www.trojanovice495.cz.