This airy apartment with a two-bedroom layout and a floor area of 80 m² is part of the new Heřmanova 24 residential project, which is being created through the careful reconstruction of an exceptional cubist house from the 1920s. This architectural gem, complete with the character of Letná, has retained its distinctive style, while the interiors have gained a new level of comfort and craftsmanship. The project combines the character of the building with the demands of contemporary living and offers a limited number of apartments with emphasis placed on detail, materials, and timelessness. Completion is planned for the first quarter of 2027.
The floor plan of the apartment on the 1st floor includes a generous living room with preparation for a kitchen, two separate bedrooms, a spacious entrance hall, a practical dressing room, a bathroom, and a WC. The unit also includes a cellar. The equipment includes oak floors, wooden casement windows with double glazing, elegant interior doors, a bathroom with marble tiles and Laufen and Grohe sanitaryware, and discreetly designed radiators and electrical installation that does not disturb the overall aesthetic of the interior. The apartment will be completed in a fit-out design and will be move-in ready.
The renovated building has representative common areas, a modern elevator, a stone staircase with a decorative railing, and new technical facilities. Residents have access to a sauna and a quiet place to sit among the greenery in the courtyard. The building is located in a quiet part of Letná on Heřmanova Street. Stromovka and Letenské sady parks are just a few steps away, while popular cafes, bistros, and designer shops can be found nearby. The National Gallery, Stromovka shopping center, and all services for everyday life are within walking distance. Strossmayerovo Square can be reached in five minutes, the Vltavská metro station is within an eight minutes’ walk, and the center of Prague can be reached by public transportation in twelve minutes. Letná offers the right balance of urban energy and the space to slow down. Heřmanova 24 is right in the middle of it all.
