House

Sokolov, Přebuz

The history of the building dates back to the period of prosperity of the local mining industry, which came to an end in 1945, when it was home to craftsmen, miners, and foresters connected with the local tin mines. In the post-war period, it was one of the few buildings in the area to be spared demolition and subsequently served as the local school.

The property is now intended for complete renovation, and an architectural study has already been prepared for its conversion into a residential building with 7 generously proportioned apartments, including a conceptual design for the land behind the building. The attic apartments could feature a small private wellness area with a sauna and access to a balcony incorporated into the dormer. The façade has been designed with a new, contemporary appearance requiring minimal maintenance. The land behind the building will provide covered parking for residents as well as an outdoor area for leisure activities.

Přebuz is one of the most unspoilt parts of the Krušné Mountains. This peaceful municipality, which has regained its town status, is surrounded by remnants of former mining activity, while its unique atmosphere is enhanced by extensive peat bogs, heathland, and dense forests. In winter, kilometers of cross-country skiing trails are groomed in the surrounding area, while the nearest downhill skiing area is in Nové Hamry. A rich network of marked hiking trails can be enjoyed year-round. All amenities are available in Nejdek or Kraslice, both within a 15-minute drive, while the immediate proximity of the German border is another major advantage.

Total area 779 m², built-up area 365 m², garden 1,050 m², plot 1,415 m².