Záběhlická 127, Protected villa in Záběhlice, Czech Republic

Záběhlická 127 is a family villa in Prague 10-Záběhlice, standing between a bend of the Botič stream and the street V Chaloupkách. The house sits in the lower part of a terraced garden, and a former coach house and stable occupy the western part of the plot. It has been protected as a cultural monument of the Czech Republic since 1958.

The site began as a 17th-century farmstead and was completely rebuilt around 1850 as a summer town residence. The grounds retain a former coach house and stable in the western part. It has been protected as a Czech cultural monument since 1958.

The name Záběhlická refers to the street in Záběhlice where the villa stands, between the Botič meander and the street V Chaloupkách. The former coach house and stable in the western part of the grounds survive alongside the house, showing how a summer residence was serviced.

The building is visible from outside, but it is a private residence and not open for visits inside. Visitors can view the facade and general architectural features from the street.

The former coach house and stable stand in the western part of the plot, separate from the villa itself, which occupies the lower part of a terraced garden between the Botič meander and V Chaloupkách street. The property was a 17th-century farmstead before its around-1850 conversion into a summer residence.