The most expensive house in the Czech Republic was sold last year for 70 million CZK

Prague – The most expensive house in the Czech Republic was sold last year for 70 million crowns, and an apartment for 39 million crowns. Both properties were located in Prague. This comes from data provided to ČTK by a real estate platform. Last year, approximately 54,000 apartments were sold, which is a nine percent increase year-on-year. Sales of family houses, cottages, and chalets slightly decreased.

The most expensive sold house is located in Prague 6 and has a usable area of more than 490 m². It has a total of four bedrooms, a fitness room, a pool, outdoor seating with a fireplace, and a garage of 70 m². The plot is over 1,000 m² and the house has a garden with greenery.

The house is in very good technical condition and features modern elements, including aluminum windows with triple glazing, external shading, underfloor heating, air conditioning, and an alarm system. The property was sold in the spring by the real estate company Filip Král Reality.

The most expensive apartment was sold in Prague's Josefov. It has a total of 140 m² and consists of a 4+kk layout. The main living area includes a spacious living room connected to a kitchenette. The bedrooms are adjacent to the living area. The finishes and surfaces are new. The renovated apartment is located in a historic building and the interior has high ceilings and large windows.

In 2025, about 54,000 apartments were sold in the Czech Republic. A total of 21,800 houses were sold, which is one percent less than in 2024, and 2,600 recreational properties, which is a two percent decrease year-on-year.

According to the analysis, the average price of apartments last year increased year-on-year by eight percent to five million crowns. In terms of price per square meter, however, the increase was 12 percent, with some areas selling for 62,000 CZK. Houses increased in price by an average of 12 percent to 6.6 million CZK. The price of cottages and chalets rose by one percent to 2.9 million CZK.