House Four-bedroom (5+1)

Jindřichův Hradec, Slavonice, Dačická

The three-story building has a partial basement. The ground floor opens onto a magnificent entrance hall with a ribbed vault and rare Renaissance frescoes, leading to a smaller commercial or studio space that housed a successful art gallery for nearly 30 years. This level also includes a separate kitchen and a bathroom. The first floor features an impressive guild hall adorned with 16th-century Renaissance frescoes, a room with the original black kitchen, and an additional living room with a bedroom. The interiors retain an exceptional wealth of historic details, including original wall paintings, stucco and Baroque ceiling decorations, the coats of arms of Zacharias of Hradec and Kateřina of Wallenstein, Renaissance stone window seats, and period furniture. The attic has been converted into a spacious living area with provisions for a kitchen, a bathroom with a toilet, and breathtaking views over the rooftops of the surrounding historic town.

The house boasts a remarkable number of preserved architectural features, including a carefully restored Renaissance façade, stone window and door surrounds, and original oak doors complete with historic locks. All conservation work carried out on the façade, frescoes, and other period elements has been comprehensively documented in official restoration reports. The property's technical infrastructure has been fully modernized, including a new roof and upgraded utility networks. Heating is provided by a new condensing gas boiler, while individual rooms are also equipped with electric heating outlets for additional flexibility.

Often referred to as the "Renaissance Pearl" for its exceptionally well-preserved historic architecture, Slavonice offers an inspiring setting for peaceful living, creative work, and businesses in culture or tourism. Situated on the border of the South Bohemian and Vysočina regions, close to the Austrian border, the town provides complete everyday amenities, charming cafés and restaurants, and a vibrant cultural scene. The gently rolling landscape of the Czech Canada Nature Park surrounding the town is ideal for cycling, hiking through deep forests, and swimming in its many ponds.

Total area 198 m² (of which cellar 20 m²), footprint 89 m², plot 89 m².