Flats Britská čtvrť

You can get to the metro on foot

Perhaps the most fundamental criterion for buying a housing in Prague is the proximity of a metro station. Maybe that's why the Britská čtvrť has become one of the most sought-after places to live and work. The Prague’s centre is accessible within 25 minutes.

Unlike most other metro stations of the B line, the entrance to the metro underwent a complete reconstruction in 2008 and thus forms an architectural dominant of the square, which, together with the adjacent park, is the centre of the entire residential and office area.

Due to the fact that Britská čtvrť is located near the beginning of the highway to Plzeň (D5), this locality is also popular with those who have their roots in the western part of Bohemia. It is also perceived as advantageous by those who need to use the airport frequently and at the same time want to live in a quiet place, outside of air routes.

Housing and services – all in one

What sets Britská apart from most other modern residential projects is precisely the lifestyle it offers.

This is not only due to the integration of work and living spaces but also to the urban approach that has enabled the creation of small commercial spaces in the immediate vicinity of a children's playground or outdoor gym.

Children's playgrounds are a given, with the largest one situated right next to a café and wine bar, where parents often enjoy sitting on the terraces while their children play. Essential services like ATMs, Alzabox, and others are naturally available. In our Britská magazine, you can read impressions from visits to some of these places.

Within walking distance is Homepark Zličín, where you can find larger services like IKEA, Tesco, Starbucks, and more. What you can't find directly in Britská is offered by the nearby Stodůlky, where you will find a post office, elementary school, kindergarten, and more.

Modern and colourful architecture

The concept of Britská čtvrť has been urbanized as a start of the future Západní Město from its very beginning.

That is why both office buildings and colourful residential houses are being built there, low-rise and high-rise as well, with beautiful views.

The public space which consists of Náměstí Junkových square and the adjacent park with a playground and an outdoor gym plays an important role. An equally important part of the public space is a beautiful Japanese garden with a stream and pleasant places inviting to relax.

Thanks to this, the place is also attractive for such significant companies as Komerční Banka, Vodafone, or Siemens which have moved their headquarters there. Moreover, thousands of other residents have found their homes in this quarter.