Penthouse Prof. Ing. Architect Martin Rajniš, professor of architecture at VŠUP in Prague, co-founder and a judge of the Czech Chamber of Architects.

Hanspaulka is regarded as the most beutiful residential area in Prague with a rich history and exceptional reputation.

Along with nearby Ořechovka, Hřebenky in Prague 5 and Pařížská street in Prague 1, Hanspaulka is regarded as one of the best addresses in Prague.

Between the 14th to 18th centuries, vineyards and gardens were loacated on the Hanspaulka territory. Hanspaulka got its name from Hans Paul, a nobleman, who in the 17th century built summer mansions with views of Prague.

Back then it was a world of vineyards the were built by the rich Prague townsfolk. Today almost any street is named by some of the vineyards and estates from then.

More castle villas were built in the 19th century but the real construction boom in Hanspaulka was not seen until the 20th century. Well-know people such as Lida Baarova or Jaroslav Seifert lived in these impressive villas.

There are only a few places in Prague that could keep such an unusual atmosphere, peacefully living with a close proximity to nature, but also good road access and close to the city center.

Penthouse location 15 min to the center, 15 min to the airport.

Penthouse total area 193 m2.

The entrance hall of the flat leads directly to a separate office room and a large common space with dining room, kitchen, and living room with barrier less entrance to the terrace.

By the glass door in the hall to the common space you can find the entry into the other area of the flat (toilet, bathromm, bedroom) and also the spiral staircase which leads you to 2nd level of the flat. The 2nd level contains a bathroom and 2 bedrooms.

Both level of the apartment are connected via spiral staircase where the light comes from the peak windows into the flat and through a glass half pace falls over the kitchen.

The views from common area look to Prague and the Prague Castle, and the disposition of the flat creates a cozy apartment and generous living space.

Materials used:

Increased roof and wooden windows insulation and also a sound insulation of the floors Power operated peak windows Fire armored security front door and door case Sliding glass doors The floors are made from massive oak, surface of the terrace from exotic wood Glass floor in the upper floor Floor heating in bathrooms Heating by gas boiler with combination of the a design radiators Counters in the bathrooms of italian granite Sanitary Villeroy & Boch, Huppe, Keramag Whirlpool bathtub Riho Hydro/Aero Termostatic bathroom faucets Hans, Dornbacht Remote control system for blinds, lightingm air-conditioning and other electrical appliances Dimmers on the most of the lamps IT/TV/HIFI network Video home phone plus alarm system signaling to the cell phone, remote control of the heating by your cell phone Air conditioning Glass corner fireplace Built in wardrobes