$1,078,300

Czech Republic Sotheby’s International Realty presents for sale a 98 sqm duplex apartment in the Cornlofts Šaldova residence in Prague’s Karlín district. The two-level layout is complemented by two loggias measuring 15 sqm and 7.5 sqm , adjoining the private and social areas of the apartment respectively. The property also includes a 4 sqm cellar and one garage parking space. The layout is based on a clear separation of the private and social areas across two levels . The upper entrance level on the fourth floor accommodates two bedrooms, an entrance hall and the main bathroom with a bathtub and Axor fittings. Both bedrooms open onto a 15 sqm loggia overlooking the quiet landscaped courtyard of the residence . The lower floor forms the main living area. The bespoke kitchen is equipped with Siemens appliances, stone worktops and an integrated wine cooler and is complemented by a dedicated dining area. The separate living room is positioned on the opposite side of the apartment and opens onto its own 7.5 sqm loggia . This level also includes a separate toilet with a practical laundry area. A defining feature of the interior is the architectural composition, with open visual connections between the two levels , a timber staircase, glazed elements and a combination of light surfaces with dark structural details. The interior was conceived as a cohesive whole and is complemented by built-in wardrobes and bespoke furniture designed specifically for the apartment . Wooden flooring creates visual continuity throughout the living spaces. The property further includes a 4 sqm cellar and one garage parking space on the first underground level . Residents also have access to a private communal garden with seating areas and a separate children’s playground . Security is complemented by CCTV and a two-stage controlled vehicle access system. Cornlofts is one of Karlín’s distinctive examples of contemporary residential architecture, reflecting the district’s industrial heritage. The Šaldova Street project was designed by Austrian architectural studio Baumschlager Eberle in collaboration with Pavel Hnilička and completed in 2009. Its architecture combines the area’s former industrial character with contemporary materials, extensive glazing and an emphasis on privacy within the residential spaces.