This two-bedroom apartment is located on the sixth floor of an Art Nouveau apartment building on the corner of Norska and Kodanska Streets. A recent complete renovation has restored the building to its original elegance, and the new residence now offers 38 apartments, two studios, and commercial spaces on the ground floor. This apartment is best suited for use as a one-bedroom unit with a study. It features a spacious entry hall leading to a living room with a kitchenette, as well as a spacious bedroom and two utility rooms—a separate toilet and a bathroom. The layout appears to be quite traditional—so why the previous statement? The originality lies in the study, which is accessed via a small staircase from the living room. It is a circular room located in the corner tower of the building. Its elevated position offers a unique view of the surrounding area and, to the south, the Prague skyline. The only spatial constraint here is the tower’s beam structure; nevertheless, this is a study where one can program games, compose music, paint pictures, sculpt, or find other forms of entertainment that the author of these lines has not thought of. In short, it’s a unique apartment where you can live in peace and quiet, free from disturbances. The entire interior is air-conditioned. The building’s common areas are in excellent condition, and the entire building is barrier-free.Oak parquet floors, wooden double windows, bathroom fitted with quality sanitary ware, gas boiler room in the basement.Residence Norska is located in a corner building at the intersection of Kodanska and Norska streets, directly opposite Heroldovy Sady park. The area combines the charm of old Vrsovice with modern city life – cafés, restaurants, cultural venues, and full civic amenities of Prague’s wider city center are all nearby. Thanks to excellent transport connections, the city center can be reached within just a few minutes.
