This stately historic villa, built in 1905, is located in a quiet neighborhood on Ametystová Street in Prague’s Radotín district. The detached house is nestled on a hillside, offering panoramic views of the surrounding area and plenty of privacy.
The villa spans four above-ground floors and features a 9+3 layout with a usable area of 340 m². The total area of the property is 510 m², with the villa itself covering 470 m². The interior layout includes four full bathrooms and provides ample space for a larger family, a prestigious corporate headquarters, or a combination of both uses.
The villa features four terraces with a total area of approximately 170 m², which connect the living spaces to the outdoors and offer areas for outdoor seating with views of the surrounding area. The property includes a lot with a total area of 479 m², which includes a 214 m² garden. The villa retains its original architectural features, including wooden windows, complemented by modern technology that ensures comfortable and more energy-efficient operation.
Over the years, selected areas have been modernized; in 2017, a partial renovation of the common areas was carried out, and in 2026, a new facade was completed. Heating is provided by a new gas boiler combined with a heat pump, and the bathrooms feature underfloor heating.
Parking and additional storage space are provided by a separate two-car garage with an area of 36 m².
The property combines the character of a historic early 20th-century villa with spacious interiors, modern technical amenities, and privacy. Thanks to its layout and location, it offers versatility for both family living and prestigious corporate use. Radotín combines peaceful living surrounded by greenery with a full range of community amenities and easy access to downtown Prague
The villa’s hillside location offers open, panoramic views of the river valley and the surrounding wooded horizons. The area is particularly well-suited for families seeking privacy, proximity to nature, and convenient access to the city.
