This bright and practically designed 3+1 apartment with a floor area of 72 sqm and a 4 sqm balcony is located on the 11th floor (10th above ground) of a well-maintained 1970s panel building in a quiet part of Prague 10 – Záběhlice, on Narcisová Street. Thanks to its high-floor position and southwest orientation, the apartment offers pleasant natural light throughout the day and beautiful open views of the surroundings.
The apartment itself is well-maintained and underwent renovation in 2003, including the refurbishment of parquets and tiling, a kitchen update, and the replacement of windows with plastic ones. The layout consists of three rooms, a kitchen with a dining area, a storage room (larder), a bathroom, and a separate toilet. From the hallway, there is direct access to two rooms, the kitchen, the storage room, and the bathroom, while the third room with the balcony is accessed through the kitchen. The apartment also includes a cellar storage unit. Standards include wooden floors combined with tiles, and heating is provided by the central district system.
The building is in good technical condition, having undergone renovation and facade insulation in 2010. There are two elevators (passenger and freight), entry is secured by a chip system, and common areas are monitored by security cameras. A practical advantage is the two separate entrances to the building.
The location offers an ideal combination of quiet living near greenery and excellent accessibility to the city center. In the immediate vicinity, you will find complete civic amenities including shops, schools, kindergartens, medical facilities, and services. Nature lovers and active individuals will appreciate the proximity to the Hostivař Forest Park, the Hostivař Reservoir, and other green spaces. Transport accessibility is provided by bus lines connecting to metro line A (Skalka, Strašnická) and quick access to major roads including the Jižní spojka. A significant benefit is also the train connection from Zahradní Město station, just a 5-minute walk away, reaching Wenceslas Square in under 10 minutes.
