On the ground floor of the partially basemented house there is a space formerly used as a shop with a storage room, as well as a kitchen, dining room, bedroom, bathroom, and entrance hallway. The upper floor contains three bedrooms arranged around a central hall, a bathroom, and four attic storage rooms. The house also includes an attic and a basement.

On the ground floor of the partially basemented house there is a space formerly used as a shop with a storage room, as well as a kitchen, dining room, bedroom, bathroom, and entrance hallway. The upper floor contains three bedrooms arranged around a central hall, a bathroom, and four attic storage rooms. The house also includes an attic and a basement.

The house, built in 1900, is intended for complete renovation. It has a gabled roof with metal roofing, on which solar panels for water heating are installed, while heating is provided by a gas boiler. The windows are plastic except for a wooden window above the staircase. The property is connected to the municipal water supply and sewerage system; there is also a private well on the plot, a wooden shed, and parking space for three cars in front of the house.

The town of Tanvald, located at the confluence of the Kamenice and Desná rivers, has grown from an original timber settlement into a lively mountain town with a rich history. From the local railway station runs a unique cog railway along the steepest track in the Czech Republic through Desná and Kořenov to Harrachov, which is itself both a technical and tourist attraction. During the winter months, the area becomes a popular destination for skiers heading to nearby mountain resorts such as Tanvaldský Špičák, Černá Studnice, Desná, Smržovka, and Kořenov. Tanvald is easily accessible from Prague via the D10 highway, with the drive from the city center taking less than 90 minutes.

Total area approx. 404 m², cellar approx. 54 m², build-up area 543 m², garden 654 m², plot 1,197 m².