Elegant Hanspaulka Hideaway in a Restored Historic Villa

Period architecture, thoughtful craftsmanship and a peaceful residential setting come together in this elegant one-bedroom apartment on Na Pískách in Prague’s Hanspaulka neighbourhood. Set within a villa dating from 1928, the residence offers approximately 56 m² of furnished interior space for up to three guests.

The building underwent comprehensive renovation in 2025 and contains just four apartments. Its intimate scale, carefully restored details and contemporary fittings create an appealing home for a city visit, professional assignment or longer stay in the Czech capital.

Historic character with contemporary comfort
Solid oak flooring establishes a warm foundation throughout the main rooms, while restored double-frame windows retain the character of the original building. Brass details, soft neutral tones and individually selected lighting complement the apartment’s traditional proportions.

Custom-made furniture and refined finishes bring the different spaces together without overwhelming their architectural features. Battente interior doors and timber-framed glazed sliding doors add further character, allowing rooms to feel connected while offering flexibility and separation.

The result is a welcoming residential interior with a consistent palette of timber, pale cabinetry, soft textiles and subtle metallic accents. It is a comfortable setting for everyday living, with details that become particularly enjoyable during a longer visit.

An inviting lounge with a dedicated workspace
The separate living room offers a cream sectional sofa, an upholstered armchair and a round coffee table on a softly textured rug. A chandelier and brass reading lamp provide layered lighting, while the period window brings daylight into the room.

Built-in cupboards and shelving help keep the space organised. The seating arrangement is suited to quiet evenings, reading or relaxing after a day exploring Prague, with the adjoining kitchen-dining room close at hand.

A timber writing desk and metal-framed chair form a dedicated workspace within the lounge. This provides a useful place for a laptop, correspondence or planning the day’s activities, while keeping work separate from the bedroom.

A bespoke kitchen with carefully chosen finishes
The kitchen combines white panelled cabinetry with a TechniStone worktop, brass fittings and a distinctive Villeroy & Boch ceramic farmhouse sink. Integrated Bosch appliances are set into the cabinetry, giving the room a coordinated, practical finish.

The generous fitted storage and preparation surfaces support comfortable everyday cooking. Open display shelves and warm timber details add a welcoming character alongside the streamlined appliance housing.

A dining table and chairs sit beside the window, creating an inviting place for breakfast or a relaxed meal at home. Timber-framed glazed sliding doors allow the kitchen-dining area to connect visually with the adjoining accommodation while retaining its own identity.

For guests staying beyond a short city break, the combination of a proper dining space and a well-equipped kitchen makes it easy to establish a familiar daily routine.

A restful bedroom overlooking the courtyard
The separate bedroom offers a double bed with a softly upholstered, tufted headboard and carefully integrated indirect lighting. Neutral bedding, brass pendant lights and timber bedside furniture continue the apartment’s calm interior palette.

Windows overlook the greenery of the inner courtyard, providing a peaceful outlook away from the main street setting. Custom-made built-in storage helps keep clothing and personal belongings organised, complemented by additional timber furniture.

The apartment accommodates up to three guests. The double bedroom provides the principal sleeping space; the additional arrangement for a third guest is confirmed with the agreed rental inventory.

Designer bathroom and a separate WC
The bathroom continues the apartment’s coordinated design with Villeroy & Boch sanitary ware, Hansgrohe fittings and warm brass details. A countertop basin, vanity storage and a round illuminated mirror create a practical and carefully finished washing area.

Herringbone-patterned ceramic tiles and a brass towel rail add texture and character. The room’s fittings and lighting give it a distinct identity while remaining consistent with the rest of the residence.

A separate WC provides additional everyday convenience. An LG washer-dryer adds in-apartment laundry facilities, a useful feature for professional assignments and extended stays.

Heating, light control and everyday practicality
Electric underfloor heating provides warmth throughout the accommodation, with individually controlled Wi-Fi thermostats allowing temperature adjustments to suit the daily routine. An independent Stiebel Eltron hot-water system supports the apartment’s household facilities.

LEHA electric blinds provide control over light and privacy, complementing the restored period windows. Building insulation improvements formed part of the renovation, bringing updated residential facilities into the villa’s historic setting.

The entrance hallway offers fitted cupboards and hooks, with patterned floor tiles providing a practical and characterful transition into the living rooms.

A four-residence villa in Hanspaulka
The apartment’s setting within a building of only four residences contributes to its intimate atmosphere. The 2025 renovation introduced contemporary standards while preserving the identity of the original 1928 villa.

Hanspaulka is an established Prague residential neighbourhood associated with villas, leafy streets and architectural character. The Na Pískách location offers a residential perspective on the capital, appealing to guests who enjoy returning to a quieter neighbourhood after time in the city.

Prague’s historic centre, museums, galleries, restaurants and cultural venues offer varied opportunities for days out. The contrast between these experiences and the apartment’s more relaxed surroundings is part of the appeal of a stay in Hanspaulka.

City connections and longer stays
Prague’s wider public transport network connects its residential districts with the city centre, business areas and major transport destinations. Individual journeys can be planned using the capital’s tram, bus and metro services or by car.

The furnished rooms, dedicated workspace, fitted kitchen and in-home laundry facilities make the residence a practical option for a longer visit as well as a short break. Its separate bedroom and living spaces provide useful flexibility for guests balancing professional commitments with time to explore.

Arrival and additional information
Self check-in is available, with arrival instructions arranged in advance. The apartment includes one bedroom, one bathroom, a separate WC, a living room with workspace and a kitchen-dining area within approximately 56 m² of interior accommodation.

Furniture, appliances and the additional sleeping arrangement are subject to the agreed rental inventory. Enjoy an elegant Prague stay where historic character, considered design and a peaceful villa setting create a welcoming home in Hanspaulka.