![]() These numbers refer to the two parts of every house or flat. Let's take the "2+1 flat" as an example.
In the case of flats with the designation "kk" there is another aspect that should be considered. Many flats are "1+kk" but have more space than a "2+1". Therefore, when seeking a flat for purchase in the Czech Republic pay attention to the area of the flat. Sometimes even if it is a "1+kk", it can be comfortably divided up using drywall or even furniture. In Israel flats normally have elevators, air-conditioners and handicap access, but in the Czech Republic these are not the standard. When purchasing a new flat remember to ask about all the smallest details, as what seems completely normal in Israel is not always so in the Czech Republic. We at Conbiz provide assistance with the purchase of flats, private homes, and buildings in Prague and throughout the Czech Republic. We would be glad to assist you as well. Contact us here. |
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