Are you looking for a place where traditional rural charm meets generous space for both living and hobbies? This pre-war brick house in Střížovice u Kunžaku offers not only cozy 3-room living but also a vast plot and exceptional technical facilities.
Cozy interior and peace of mind with new windows
The main living area spans the ground floor and the adjacent attic, totaling 122 m² of floor space. The house has undergone partial renovations in the past, and a major bonus is the new triple-glazed windows installed about three years ago. These not only retain heat efficiently but also reliably isolate the interior from external noise—a feature you will appreciate given the neighboring local production facility. Heating is handled flexibly with an emphasis on atmosphere: a combination of a fireplace stove and modern tiled electric heaters.
A paradise for DIY enthusiasts and gardeners
The living area seamlessly connects to an extension featuring a veranda and a garage, which the current owners have converted into a practical workshop. A true surprise is the nearly complete basement spanning 41 m². Here you will find two classic cellar rooms, a former stable now serving as a woodshed, and a space under part of the garage that was originally prepared for a summer garden kitchen.
A garden that gives you room to breathe
The property includes land with a total area of 1,940 m². The garden, complete with mature trees and shrubs, is perfect for relaxation. You can enjoy your morning coffee under the pergola stretching along the house, while the wooden gazebo is excellent for summer barbecues.
Utilities and technical parameters
The house is seamlessly connected to the municipal water supply and sewerage system. Electricity is available (230 V and 400 V); there is no gas connection. Mobile internet is used for connectivity.
Whether you are looking for a weekend cottage with soul or a permanent home with room for self-realization, this house is worth your attention. We look forward to showing it to you during a personal viewing.
















