New apartment and flat for sale in Czech Republic ; Prague. 3+1 Apartment in a New Build Development with a View Overlooking Historic Prague. Located only 10 minutes from downtown, yet harboring on a natural reserve, Vltava Ridge Estate provides the perfect investment opportunity.
Description : Key selling points Structured for Buy to Let Views of Prague Castle Apartments with Terrraces and Gardens Located in a Quiet, Leafy Suburb Bordering a Natural Reserve This 2 bedroom apartment has over 25 square meters of balcony overlooking Prague's historical center and is situated in Vltava Ridge Estate, one of Prague prime new build developments. Located 10 minutes from downtown, yet harbouring on a natural reserve, Vltava Ridge Estate provides the perfect investment opportunity. Nestling amongst the ’Quiet Valley’ (Tiché údolí) and the natural reserve known as Sedlecka Cliffs (Sedlecká skála) the Estate is situated in an ideal location– located only 10 minutes from the center of the city yet far enough away to escape the bustle. The famous Czech painter Mikoláš Aleš favoured this place as an inspiration for his coveted masterpiece titled “Native Country” (Cycle Vlast)- a result of both the area’s atmosphere and picturesque views of the city of Prague. The Vltava Ridge Estate sits on the edge of the leafy suburb of Budovec– a suburb of family houses with a reputation of being one of the greenest areas in Prague. The low-rise apartments have been designed by a leading Czech architect to both blend in to the natural surroundings as well as enable the residents to appreciate the environment to it’s fullest extent. Each apartment has large windows and their own private balcony or terrace with the upper floors providing superb views of the area. Living in Vltava Ridge Estate The neighborhood of Budovec is well developed with a complete infrastructure of shops, schools of all degrees, hospitals, restaurants and other necessities. One of the key advantages of this Estate is the transportation accessibility. By public bus it takes less than 10 minutes to the underground station Dejvická– in turn providing access to the whole city of Prague. The neighborhood is dominated by modern architecture but dotted throughout are various historical buildings such as “Kaple Nejsvìtìjší Trojice” (Chapel of the Holy Trinity) built in 1725 for the memorial to the famous painter Mikoláš Aleš.