The street front of the house: the white upper floor with its band of windows cantilevered over the covered parking, a timber fence in front.

Zdiměřice, Prague · Jesenice

A villa for sale, where the engineering keeps you comfortable all year

An energy class A family house

The property

A house that thinks ahead

A detached, two-storey house in a quiet new residential pocket of Zdiměřice on the edge of Prague offers the best of modern functionalist architecture – a carefully resolved plan, an easy connection between the interior, the garden and the terrace, light pouring in through full-height windows, and a gallery joining the two floors. The house was designed by Ing. arch. Jiří Záhořák.

The interior is planned to work: generous storage and room to live in, with none of the dead space that usually comes with it. Wooden floors and exposed concrete ceilings make for a design that will not date, and leave the furnishing of the house entirely open to whoever lives here.

Its systems were chosen to keep the people living here comfortable, to be sustainable, and to hold running costs down over the long term. The house is ready for the climate challenges ahead.

The result is a modern home that will not date, with engineering that takes it beyond the bounds of ordinary new-build.

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The house and its surroundings

Exterior and surroundings. Running time 1:41

Interior and garden visualisations

Interior and garden visualisations – these are not photographs of the house. They show one possible scheme.

Layout and floorplans

A generous living space with an open kitchen facing the garden, five further rooms – two of them on the ground floor with their own bathroom – three bathrooms and two separate WCs in all, a bright, generous gallery that would serve as a study or a library, and a hobby room.

Layout
6+kk
Floor area
206 m²
Plot
1,232 m²
Storeys
2 storeys above ground

Site plan

Plot – 1,232 m²

Site drawing of the plot: the house set on the parcel, the drive and four parking spaces off Malebná, the terrace and garden, dimensioned to the boundaries.

From the architect’s study – indicative siting of the house on the plot.

Ground floor

Total – 127.09 m²

Ground floor plan, with the name and area of each room.
  • Entrance hall11.85 m²
  • Living room41.52 m²
  • Kitchen11.31 m²
  • Hallway2.25 m²
  • Room12.2 m²
  • Bathroom3.98 m²
  • Room13.43 m²
  • Bathroom8.94 m²
  • Walk-in wardrobe7.35 m²
  • Hobby room12.08 m²
  • WC2.18 m²

First floor

Total – 79.27 m²

First floor plan, with the name and area of each room.
  • Gallery13.42 m²
  • Hallway16.05 m²
  • Room14.08 m²
  • Room14.07 m²
  • Room / plant room12.97 m²
  • Bathroom5.75 m²
  • WC2.93 m²

The floorplans are indicative. The covered parking for two cars is not counted in the floor area.

Location

Where Prague ends and Průhonice park begins

Malebná street sits in Zdiměřice, a quiet residential part of Jesenice in the Prague-West district. It is a sought-after address near the city: substantial family houses, greenery everywhere – and the capital within easy reach.

The great draw is the UNESCO-listed Průhonice park next door. The surrounding landscape invites walks into the woods and the park, and the Prague–Vienna cycle route runs through the village. Zdiměřice offers a rare combination: quiet and countryside, with a fast, comfortable connection into central Prague.

A new state primary school and the well-regarded private Sunny Canadian International School are both a short walk from Malebná street, along with a kindergarten and a grammar school. Neighbouring Jesenice completes the range of schools, including an arts school.

PID bus lines (327 and 428 among others) run into Prague, to Opatov, Háje, Kačerov and Budějovická. About 20 minutes by car to central Prague, with immediate access to the Prague ring road (D0) and the D1 nearby.

Where it is

Map of the area: Zdiměřice, Jesenice and Průhonice park.Malebná
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Technology

The systems behind it

Smart systems and comfort

  • Ground-source heat pump

    The main source of heating, cooling and hot water, with an integrated cylinder and Daikin technology – quiet, clean and cheap to run.

  • Underfloor heating

    Even radiant warmth throughout the house, with radiators in the bathrooms.

  • Active ceilings

    Radiant cooling through the summer, with no noisy air-conditioning units and no draught.

  • Provision for a wood stove

    The house is ready for a free-standing stove to be fitted.

  • Heat recovery ventilation

    A constant supply of fresh, filtered air, with the rate set by the CO₂ level in the room.

  • Provision for an extractor hood

    Cooking smells and steam vented straight outside.

  • Provision for a central vacuum

    Ducted throughout the house – no dragging a vacuum cleaner between floors.

  • Electrical installation

    Switches and sockets laid out ready for a smart-home system.

  • Data wiring

    A data point in every room, with Wi-Fi coverage on top of it.

  • Provision for solar panels

    Ready for photovoltaic panels to be installed later.

  • Natural cross-ventilation

    An electrically opening rooflight and over-door windows air the whole house.

  • External electric screen blinds

    Sun protection that still leaves you the view out.

Security

  • Heroal windows with security film

    Thermally broken aluminium frames with triple glazing, security film and open-window detection.

  • Provision for a fingerprint reader

    The entrance is ready for unlocking by fingerprint.

  • Provision for CCTV

    Ready for cameras covering the perimeter of the property.

Grounds and utilities

  • Parking for 4 cars

    Four spaces on the property’s own land, two of them covered.

  • Dry feet in any weather

    Covered parking and concrete awnings see you from the car to the door.

  • Borehole well

    Its own water supply for irrigating the garden, or for a pool.

  • Rainwater management

    A retention tank holds rainwater and uses it to irrigate the garden.

Running costs that stay down

The house reaches energy class A – “exceptionally efficient” – under its current energy performance certificate. Renewable sources cover most of what it needs, so the running costs stay permanently low.

Energy class
A
Heating demand
22kWh/m²·yr
Envelope heat transfer
0.27W/m²·K
From renewable sources
57%

Energy performance certificate – ev. č. 513408.0

Sources: summary technical report (Kampanila, s.r.o.) and the building energy performance certificate, ref. no. 513408.0.

Contact

Get in touch

I handle every enquiry personally and will call you back the same day.

Call+420 602 601 565

Price on request

Ing. Renata Šiserová

Ing. Renata Šiserová

RE/MAX Anděl

renata.siserova@re-max.cz

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