Villa for Josef Kovařík from Emil Králík for sale
A family villa of industrialist Ing. Josef Kovářík from 1911 is available for sale, built according to the design of architect Emil Králík and is a protected cultural monument. Architecturally, it is an attempt to blend the tradition of the ancient house with an English hall layout.
Layout: on the ground floor, there is a decorative vestibule, which is clad in marble. From here, one enters through the hallway into the representative living hall with a dominant wooden interior staircase to the upper floor. On the ground floor, there are also 3 rooms (26 m², 30 m², 29 m²) and a bedroom (45 m²) situated towards the garden, kitchen, bathroom, WC, and a bright atrium with a significant artifact. From the bedroom, there is access through the winter garden to the garden.
The windows facing the street are adorned with stylish historical stained glass. Decorative stained glass is also found in the hall above the staircase. On the upper floor, there are 4 more rooms (18 m², 23 m², 30 m², and 27 m²), a kitchen, and accessories. From the largest room, there is access to the loggia. A side staircase leads to the ground floor and to a spacious attic and two additional rooms (19 m² and 11 m²). All rooms have parquet flooring, and other rooms have tiled flooring. The house is fully basemented, and there are two more rooms in the basement (18 m² and 19 m²).
Strong points: exceptional location in the historic city center, busy commercial zone, excellent public transport accessibility, the technical condition is capable of renovation, significant historical value, parking possibility on the property, high aesthetic value.
The use of quality materials and a high level of craftsmanship places the building among significant examples of Prostějov architecture before World War I.
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Layout: on the ground floor, there is a decorative vestibule, which is clad in marble. From here, one enters through the hallway into the representative living hall with a dominant wooden interior staircase to the upper floor. On the ground floor, there are also 3 rooms (26 m², 30 m², 29 m²) and a bedroom (45 m²) situated towards the garden, kitchen, bathroom, WC, and a bright atrium with a significant artifact. From the bedroom, there is access through the winter garden to the garden.
The windows facing the street are adorned with stylish historical stained glass. Decorative stained glass is also found in the hall above the staircase. On the upper floor, there are 4 more rooms (18 m², 23 m², 30 m², and 27 m²), a kitchen, and accessories. From the largest room, there is access to the loggia. A side staircase leads to the ground floor and to a spacious attic and two additional rooms (19 m² and 11 m²). All rooms have parquet flooring, and other rooms have tiled flooring. The house is fully basemented, and there are two more rooms in the basement (18 m² and 19 m²).
Strong points: exceptional location in the historic city center, busy commercial zone, excellent public transport accessibility, the technical condition is capable of renovation, significant historical value, parking possibility on the property, high aesthetic value.
The use of quality materials and a high level of craftsmanship places the building among significant examples of Prostějov architecture before World War I.
More information >
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