A 1940 residence on the edge of the Moravian Karst — 244 m², 1,993 m² plot
Babice nad Svitavou, Brno-venkov district

A 1940 residence on the edge of the Moravian Karst244 m², 1,993 m² plot

CZK 9,490,000

Including commission and legal services

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1,993 m² plot, 1,548 m² of it garden
244 m² of floor area including a 74 m² cellar
Seven rooms over two floors, plus an attic
Edge of the Moravian Karst — forest and caves nearby
Garage with an automatic door, woodshed, garden shed
Primary and nursery school, GP and bus to Brno in the village

For orientation: 244 m² ≈ 2,626 sq ft, the plot of 1,993 m² ≈ 0.49 acre, the garden of 1,548 m² ≈ 16,660 sq ft.

244 m²Floor area confirmed by the building surveyGround floor 92.22 m², first floor 78.56 m², basement 74.00 m². These figures come from the building survey drawn up in July 2024, not from pacing the rooms out. The ground floor has an entrance hall, three rooms, a kitchen, a pantry, a bathroom and a WC; the first floor has four rooms, a walk-in closet, a storeroom and a WC. Above it, an attic spanning the whole footprint.
1,993 m²The plot, 1,548 m² of it gardenThe house occupies 121 m²; the rest is a mature, fenced garden with a garden shed and a woodshed. The garage stands separately and has an automatic door. There is a rainwater tank on the plot, plumbed into the house.
1940Eighty years old, cleared, and free of liensApproved for occupancy around 1940. uPVC windows with insulating double glazing, a Stiebel heat pump, municipal water and sewer. The property is in need of partial renovation — the house is completely cleared, free of liens and free of any restrictions on the ownership title.
GNo energy certificate yet, so we state the worst possible classThe energy performance certificate has not been drawn up yet. Until it is, we state the worst class the law allows — G, extremely inefficient. For a brick house from 1940 that is most likely where it will land once it is done, so nobody is going to be surprised. The certificate will be prepared in time for the signing of the purchase contract. Heating is nevertheless by a Stiebel heat pump, with the original solid-fuel boiler left in the basement as a backup.

About the property

“Sire, milady, welcome to your new residence.”

That is how the video tour of this house begins. Something out of Bridgerton? Judge for yourself.

A detached family house in Babice nad Svitavou, approved for occupancy around 1940, with 244 m² of floor area including a 74 m² cellar, on a 1,993 m² plot.

The ground floor has an entrance hall, three rooms, a kitchen, a pantry, a bathroom and a WC. Upstairs there are four rooms, a walk-in closet, a storeroom and a WC. The house has a full basement — a vaulted cellar, a laundry room and storage and utility spaces. Above the first floor, a spacious attic across the entire footprint.

Heating is provided by a Stiebel heat pump; the original solid-fuel boiler has been left in the basement. Windows are uPVC with insulating double glazing. The house is connected to the municipal water and sewer mains, and a rainwater tank on the plot is plumbed into the house. The property is in need of partial renovation.

The house comes with a detached garage with an automatic door, a woodshed and a garden shed. The garden is mature, fenced and gives you privacy.

The village lies on the edge of the Moravian Karst; forest and caves are close by. There is a primary school and a nursery, a GP, a restaurant with excellent food and a football club. Bus connection to Brno.

The house is in a protected landscape area, completely cleared, free of liens and free of any restrictions on the ownership title. I conduct the viewings personally. We will arrange mortgage financing.

Floor plan

From the top: ground floor, first floor, basement. Areas are taken from the building survey prepared in July 2024. Click to open the plan full size.

Video tour

The one that opens with “Sire, milady…”

Parameters

Location

VillageBabice nad Svitavou
AddressBabice nad Svitavou 241, 664 01
DistrictBrno-venkov
RegionSouth Moravian Region
Cadastral areaBabice nad Svitavou [600695], parcel no. 20
SettingQuiet part of the village, Moravian Karst protected landscape area

Offer

Reference number0024
TypeHouse for sale
PriceCZK 9,490,000
Price noteIncluding commission and legal services
RepresentationExclusive
Available fromImmediately
Legal statusCleared, free of liens and of any restrictions on the ownership title

House & layout

Building typeDetached, two storeys
ConstructionBrick
Floors2 above ground + basement + attic
Floor area244 m² (≈ 2,626 sq ft)
Ground floor92.22 m² — entrance hall, three rooms, kitchen, pantry, bathroom, WC
First floor78.56 m² — four rooms, walk-in closet, storeroom, WC
Basement74.00 m² — vaulted cellar, laundry room, storage and utility spaces
AtticAcross the whole footprint, above the first floor
Built-up area121 m²
ConditionIn need of partial renovation, completely cleared
Year of completionapprox. 1940

Plot & outbuildings

Plot size1,993 m² (≈ 0.49 acre)
Garden1,548 m², mature and fenced
GarageDetached, automatic door
Other structuresWoodshed, garden shed
Parking2 spaces on the plot

Utilities, energy & technology

Energy performance certificateNot yet drawn up — we state the worst class the law allows, G, extremely inefficient (Decree No. 264/2020 Coll.); the certificate will be prepared for the signing of the purchase contract
HeatingStiebel heat pump; original solid-fuel boiler left in the basement
Heat emittersRadiators
Hot waterElectric water heater
WindowsuPVC, insulating double glazing
WaterMunicipal mains + rainwater tank plumbed into the house
SeweragePublic sewer
Electricity230 V, 400 V
InternetWireless connection

Village & amenities

SurroundingsEdge of the Moravian Karst — forest and caves nearby
SchoolsPrimary school and nursery in the village
HealthcareGP surgery in the village
TransportBus service to Brno, asphalt and cobbled roads
LeisureRestaurant, football club

Location

Babice nad Svitavou 241, 664 01 Babice nad Svitavou

Buying this house as a foreign national

There is no restriction on foreign nationals buying property in the Czech Republic — EU and non-EU alike, as individuals or through a company. What follows is what actually matters for this particular house.

01

Protected landscape area

The house stands in the Moravian Karst protected landscape area (CHKO). Living in it and renovating the interior is unaffected; changes to the exterior, the footprint or new structures on the plot go through the CHKO administration. Worth knowing before you plan an extension — it is a process, not a prohibition.

02

Clean title

The property is free of liens, easements limiting the owner and any restriction on the ownership title, and the house is completely cleared. The title deed and the 2024 building survey are available for inspection before you sign anything.

03

Mortgage financing

Czech banks lend to foreign nationals, with the terms depending on residency and where your income comes from. We work with mortgage brokers who handle non-resident applications and can tell you early on what is realistic.

04

How the purchase runs

Reservation agreement, then a purchase contract with the funds held in escrow by a lawyer or a notary, then the transfer of ownership at the Land Registry — around a month once financing is in place. Legal services are included in the price, and I will run the viewing in English.

Get in touch

Bc. Pavel Maloušek

Bc. Pavel Maloušek

PMRE s.r.o. — Realiťák Brno

Realiťák Brno. 17 years in real estate, 700+ completed sales.

Viewings in Czech or English, conducted by me personally. We will help arrange mortgage financing.