Château description
The château is located in the centre of the village Choustník directly next to the church. The château constitutes the corner of the village centre and closes its longitudinal axis. From the eastern and northern sides the building is bordered by the local road. From the southern and western sides it is bordered by the courtyard that further continues as some château park greenery. The neighbouring buildings from south-west, south and south-east are family houses with one above-ground storey and a loft. On its eastern side it neighbours with some grown greenery and the village centre. On the northern side there is the local church with the surrounding cemetary. From the western side it neighbours with a building from the 70ies to 80ies of the 20th century.
The château building represents a dominant construction in the village yet is not significantly visible as it is overshadowed with some grown greenery from the village centre.The architecture of the building itself is not conspicuously formed and has lost clear concept as a result of a number of completions and adjustments. It is a two-storey building, where the second floor which constitutes the only unifying element in the facade is more important from the architectural point of view The use of partially decorative and conspicuous windows on this floor represents the unifying element.
With respect to the preserved original construction as well as decorative elements, including sgraffito decorations of the facades, this building represents a precious source of information about the development of construction technologies in this region which gives valuable evidence especially of late renaissance and mannerism periods. The château with its farming wing and château park bear valuable testimony of a village manorial seat. The château is on the National Heritage list.
After 1945 the château started to serve as an old peoples home and has done so until recently.Its current owner bought the property in 2012 from its original owner who did not maintain the château.The eastern part of the building is in the stateof serious disrepair
Building permit and revitalization of the château park
In 2011 projection work on the renovation of all château compound and attached buildings started including the realization of paved surfaces and all engineering network. The construction permit for complete reconstruction was issued in 2012 with the purpose of the modernization of the château building which has three floors including the attics and is partially cellared on two levels.The intended construction was a multipurpose building with a restaurant, a brewery and 15 flats.
Visualization of the Château Studio LEN+K:
The building permit is included in the sale.
In 2015 The renovation project of the château gardens and the château Choustník got a subsidy for complete revitalization of the château park from the operation programme of Natural environmen which has already been realized.
Château dispositions
Used area:
1 UGF:102, 6 square metres
2 UGF: 71 square metres
1AGF:50 square metres
2AGF:934,6 square metres
3AGF: 513,8 square metres
In total:2,472 square metres
Engineering network- current condition
Wastewater-complete sewage water from the château is currently taken to the public sewarage system through the existing sewarage connections. The sewarage connection can be preserved and with respect to the capacity of the building its capacity does not need to be changed
Rainwater –on the property and from the roofs it is disposed of by soaking, after the agreement with the owner of the sewarage system the rainwater can be taken from the rainpipes to the sewarage system.
Water supply-the château building is connected to the existing water connection that has the capacity to serve all the building.
Gas supply-.the building is currently not connected to gas yet in the village there is the possibility of gass connection.
Electricity supply-The building is currently connected to electricity distribution network
