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Dumrealit.cz Vám zprostředkuje koupi zavedeného, kompletně vybaveného pensionu s restaurací ve městě Chodov. Dům se rozkládá ve třech podlažích, nabízí 20 lůžek ve čtyřech dvoulůžkových, dvou apartmánech a dvou jednolůžkových pokojích. K dispozici je sedm koupelen, 11 toalet, všechny pokoje mají své sociální zázemí (koupelnu se sprchou a WC). V přízemí je restaurace s krbem, bar s další kapacitou pro hosty, kuchyňské zázemí, toaleta pro zaměstnance, šatna, umývárna a východ dozadu na zastřešenou venkovní terasu, kde je letní terasa s kapacitou až pro 50 lidí. V přízemí je také jeden dvoulůžkový pokoj s oddělenou koupelnou (pokoj se dá zrušit aby se eventuálně zvětšila restaurace). V prvním patře jsou čtyři dvoulůžkové pokoje (jeden je třílůžkový), všechny pokoje mají svou nově (před dvěma lety) rekonstruovanou koupelnu a televizi. Pokoje spojuje společná místnost, která slouží jako knihovna a společný obývací pokoj. Ve druhém patře jsou dva apartmány s vlastní minikuchyňkou (lednice, mikrovlnná trouba, rychlovarná konvice) pro pět osob, je zde vždy koupelna, televize. Dále je zde půda s úložným prostorem. Dům je zčásti podsklepený. Objekt je připojen na veškeré inženýrské sítě: kanalizaci, vodovodní řad, elektřinu a plyn, je zde zavedena pevná telefonní linka. Vytápění zajišťuje plynový kotel, ohřev teplé vody zajišťují bojlery. Během posledních let procházel dům postupnou rekonstrukcí vodoinstalace, elektroinstalace, majitelé instalovali plastová okna, nové dveře, velux střešní okna, před dvěma lety nové koupelny v prvním patře. Objekt nabízí možnost převzít fungující podnikání se zavedenou klientelou, přes sezonu je plná obsazenost, lokalita je vhodná poloha i pro firemní ubytování. Před domem je parkování na vlastním pozemku pro 4 automobily, 100 m od domu je supermarket LIDL, kde je také možno parkovat. 200 m od domu se dokončuje nová železniční stanice pro obec Chodov. Okolí je prošpikováno turistickými a cyklotrasami: hrad Loket, Svatošské skály, Prameny, Kladská, přírodní rezervace, Karlovy Vary, které se loni dostaly na seznam světového a kulturního dědictví UNESCO, lázně Jáchymov, v obci je největší saunový svět spolu s fitness pro Karlovarský kraj. V blízkosti je veškerá občanská vybavenost včetně úřadů, restaurací, bank, obchodů, škola, školka apod.. Cena zahrnuji provizi RK a veškerý právní servis. Ev. číslo: 641462.
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Eco, Umberto - The Name of the Rose - 199,- Kč
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Forsyth, Frederick – The Afghan Audio CD (4CD) – 390,- Kč
Harriette Wilson's Memoirs: The Greatest Courtesan of Her Age - Harriette Wilson (Author), Lesley Blanch (Editor) - 149,- Kč
Richardson Joanna - The Courtesans: The Demi-Monde in Nineteenth-Century France - 99,- Kč
Kontaktní e-mail : gideon.l@seznam.cz
Eco, Umberto - The Name of the Rose
In 1327, Brother William of Baskerville arrives to investigate heresy among the monks in an Italian abbey; a series of bizarre murders overshadows the mission. Within the mystery is a tale of books, librarians, patrons, censorship, and the search for truth in a period of tension between the Papacy and the Holy Roman Empire.
Forsyth, Frederick – The Afghan
British and American intelligence forces learn of an impending al-Qaeda terrorist strike. However, they don't know exactly when or where the strike will take place. Their solution: to have one of their own officers infiltrate the terrorist group, posing as one of its own. It's an inventive story, and Forsyth spins it eloquently and with enough nail-biting suspense to leave readers' fingertips raw.
Harriette Wilson's Memoirs: The Greatest Courtesan of Her Age
19th century London produced a fine flowering of eccentrics and individualists. Chief among them was Harriette Wilson, whose patrons included most of the distinguished men of the day, from the Duke of Wellington to Lord Byron. She held court in a box at the opera, attended by statesmen, poets, national heroes, aristocrats, members of the beau monde, and students who hoped to be immortalized by her glance. She wrote these memoirs in middle age, when she had fallen out of favor, and she advised her former lovers that 200 of them would be edited out. The result is an elegant, zestful, unrepentant memoir, which offers intimately detailed portraits of the Regency demimonde.
Lesley Blanch was born in London, England, and has travelled over most of the globe. She began her career as a painter, illustrator and theatrical designer, but in 1937 transferred her allegiance to journalism and became features editor of London VOGUE. Her essays and articles have since appeared in most of Britain's leading periodicals, including the OBSERVER and the NEW STATESMAN. Harriette Wilson (1786-1846) was one of the most glamorous and intelligent women of her age. She allowed herself to be seduced by Lord Craven at the age of 15 and rapidly acquired a string of rich and powerful lovers, chief among whom was the Duke of Wellington.
The Courtesans: The Demi-Monde in Nineteenth-Century France - Joanna Richardson
Richardson pens a colorful portrait of twelve of the most famous courtesans; women who encrusted bathroom taps with jewels, fought duels in the Bois de Boulogne, scandalized society, influenced the press and politics, and ensnared the husbands and lovers of the most beautiful women in Paris.
Writer and critic Joanna Richardson was born in London.
Forsyth, Frederick – The Afghan (Bantam Press) – 199,- Kč
Forsyth, Frederick – The Afghan Audio CD (4CD) – 390,- Kč
Harriette Wilson's Memoirs: The Greatest Courtesan of Her Age - Harriette Wilson (Author), Lesley Blanch (Editor) - 149,- Kč
Richardson Joanna - The Courtesans: The Demi-Monde in Nineteenth-Century France - 99,- Kč
Kontaktní e-mail : gideon.l@seznam.cz
Eco, Umberto - The Name of the Rose
In 1327, Brother William of Baskerville arrives to investigate heresy among the monks in an Italian abbey; a series of bizarre murders overshadows the mission. Within the mystery is a tale of books, librarians, patrons, censorship, and the search for truth in a period of tension between the Papacy and the Holy Roman Empire.
Forsyth, Frederick – The Afghan
British and American intelligence forces learn of an impending al-Qaeda terrorist strike. However, they don't know exactly when or where the strike will take place. Their solution: to have one of their own officers infiltrate the terrorist group, posing as one of its own. It's an inventive story, and Forsyth spins it eloquently and with enough nail-biting suspense to leave readers' fingertips raw.
Harriette Wilson's Memoirs: The Greatest Courtesan of Her Age
19th century London produced a fine flowering of eccentrics and individualists. Chief among them was Harriette Wilson, whose patrons included most of the distinguished men of the day, from the Duke of Wellington to Lord Byron. She held court in a box at the opera, attended by statesmen, poets, national heroes, aristocrats, members of the beau monde, and students who hoped to be immortalized by her glance. She wrote these memoirs in middle age, when she had fallen out of favor, and she advised her former lovers that 200 of them would be edited out. The result is an elegant, zestful, unrepentant memoir, which offers intimately detailed portraits of the Regency demimonde.
Lesley Blanch was born in London, England, and has travelled over most of the globe. She began her career as a painter, illustrator and theatrical designer, but in 1937 transferred her allegiance to journalism and became features editor of London VOGUE. Her essays and articles have since appeared in most of Britain's leading periodicals, including the OBSERVER and the NEW STATESMAN. Harriette Wilson (1786-1846) was one of the most glamorous and intelligent women of her age. She allowed herself to be seduced by Lord Craven at the age of 15 and rapidly acquired a string of rich and powerful lovers, chief among whom was the Duke of Wellington.
The Courtesans: The Demi-Monde in Nineteenth-Century France - Joanna Richardson
Richardson pens a colorful portrait of twelve of the most famous courtesans; women who encrusted bathroom taps with jewels, fought duels in the Bois de Boulogne, scandalized society, influenced the press and politics, and ensnared the husbands and lovers of the most beautiful women in Paris.
Writer and critic Joanna Richardson was born in London.
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