Vila Karla Kaisera, Neo-Renaissance villa in Černá Pole, Czech Republic
Vila Karla Kaisera is a Neo-Renaissance villa in Černá Pole featuring a symmetrical facade with corner turrets and three distinct building sections. A wooden veranda with romantic decorative details surrounds parts of the house, with spacious gardens extending across the property.
The villa was built in 1860 by architect Josef Arnold as the first residential house in the Černá Pole district of Brno. It underwent significant modifications in the late 1890s under Josef Jelinek, who worked as a builder and served in the regional parliament.
The property holds national monument status in the Central Register of Cultural Monuments of the Czech Republic under registration number 48564/7-7880.
The ground floor contains four large rooms and a kitchen for daily use, while the first floor holds bedrooms with garden views. The location is easily accessible and the surrounding gardens offer pleasant walking paths throughout the property.
The villa underwent substantial modifications between 1897 and 1898 under the direction of Josef Jelinek, a builder and member of the Moravian Provincial Parliament.
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