TOIVO Roztyly I

A popular neighborhood full of shops and services

This area of Prague 11 is one of the popular residential city districts. Roztyly has full civic amenities, excellent transport connections, Metro C Roztyly and a bus stop just 5 minute walk from the project. There is also lots of green areas for leisure activities. In the vicinity of TOIVO Roztyly, you can find preschools and elementary schools, restaurants, a hobby market, a grocery store medical facilities, and pharmacies. For more shopping or entertainment, you can drive to the Westfield Chodov shopping mall in a few minutes.

Near a green oasis

If you choose TOIVO Roztyly for your home, you can also look forward to nature in the immediate vicinity. The Michle Forest (with the Nové Roztyly running oval), which is seamlessly connected to the Kunratice and Krč Forests, starts literally a few short steps away from the project. These offer a wide range of views, benches and pleasant gazebos, but also playgrounds with monkey bars. You can visit the Václavka spring or the ruins of the Gothic castle Nový Hrádek, a popular residence of King Wenceslas IV. Children will surely love the zoo corner, where there is no shortage of refreshments. Sports enthusiasts will also have reason to love the area, as there are trails for bikes and roller skating. They are also perfect for jogging. There is a curling hall right by the project.

An elegant appearance and a cozy courtyard

The architectural design is characterized by clean lines that correspond to the Finnish style of living. The minimalist and timeless design in bright colors naturally fits into the surrounding development and creates a welcoming environment for locals and future residents. At the same time, we count on constructing a pleasant space with greenery between the buildings, which will become a place for active and passive leisure. We will also be creating a new street that will connect Komárkov and Hrdličkova streets as part of the construction. There will be public parking spaces, urban greenery, and a public park along it. The park will be easily accessible, with paths for walking and cycling leading through it. There will be no shortage of benches and other urban furniture.