Property description

Building Beta has nine above ground storeys and three basements. As it is the eighth building to be completed at BB Centrum, it reflects a whole wealth of experience gained by the developer, PASSERINVEST GROUP, in the previous phases. The latest materials and technologies were applied to the new development for high comfort and efficient operations. Also, security is a top priority: separate spaces for the tenants and the public, turnstiles, access cards, closed-circuit camera system and round-the-clock surveillance. The interior layout is very flexible and provides both open-plan and private offices, according to the individual tenants’ requirements. A typical floor covers about 2,000 square metres of rentable area on average. Interiors of the building make considerable use of natural materials such as timber, stone and glass. The building is beautifully lit thanks to two atriums, one open and one covered. The top floor has a common terrace for all the tenants of Building Beta and their guests, in addition to a separate terrace for the top-floor users.

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Location Advantages

BB Centrum is situated in the location of Prague 4, one of the city's most office developed areas. This location is very easy accessible by public transport. The Metro Station Budejovicka, which runs on line C is linked by a complimentary shuttle bus service and is within 5 minutes walking distance from the building. There is also a public transport bus station located directly in front of the building and it takes only one bus stop to the Budejovicka metro station. The other big advantage is the immediate connection to Prague's thoroughfare and also to the highway D1 going to Brno, Budapest and Vienna. BB Centrum is like a small city within a city with its own fitness centre, coffee shops, restaurants, post office and also a shopping centre and kindergarten is currently being constructed (also park with greenery planned) making it the most contained and special business development in Prague.

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