3+1 Apartments for Rent in Prague

The 3+1 is sought after in the Prague rental market for two unrelated reasons. Families who have outgrown a 2+kk want it, and so do groups of flatmates, because three rooms with a separate kitchen give real privacy. Those two groups compete for the same flats, which is why a good 3+1 in Prague lets quickly.

21–40 z 42

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, 5. května č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, 5. května č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, 5. května č. 20

32 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Famfulíkova č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Famfulíkova č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Famfulíkova č. 24

25 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Jungmannova č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Jungmannova č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Jungmannova č. 15

79 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, U Dívčích hradů č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, U Dívčích hradů č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, U Dívčích hradů č. 11

27 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Olbramovická č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Olbramovická č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Olbramovická č. 11

25 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Krakovská č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Krakovská č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Krakovská č. 21

60 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Charlese de Gaulla č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Charlese de Gaulla č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Charlese de Gaulla č. 18

38 900 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Brechtova č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Brechtova č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Brechtova č. 13

23 500 Kč
for month

30 500 Kč
for month

89 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Havelská č. 18

42 500 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Kladenská č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Kladenská č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Kladenská č. 20

35 000 Kč
for month

42 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Dalimilova č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Dalimilova č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Dalimilova č. 12

28 000 Kč
for month

30 000 Kč
for month

55 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Jablonecká č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Jablonecká č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Jablonecká č. 23

25 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Bělinského č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Bělinského č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Bělinského č. 29

20 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, K rukavičkárně č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, K rukavičkárně č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, K rukavičkárně č. 22

26 000 Kč
for month

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Pujmanové č. 1

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Pujmanové č. 2

Rent apartment 3+1 Praha, Pujmanové č. 18

21 000 Kč
for month

The offer in numbers

We currently list 42 offers.

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Data as of 2026-11-12

Current listings of apartments for rent in Prague 3+1 apartments without registration

Who a rented 3+1 makes sense for

Who	Why a 3+1	What they run into
Family with two children	two children's rooms and a bedroom, kitchen as a dining room	a walk-through room devalues one of the rooms
Family with one child	a spare room as a study or for guests	higher heating costs than a 2+kk
Three flatmates	three separate rooms, kitchen as the shared space	many owners refuse flatshares - ask first
Couple working from home	two studies, or a study and a guest room	you pay for space you will not use all year

Note: If you are sharing, confirm with the owner that the lease allows several tenants and who is named on it. Adding people later is usually a problem.

What costs more in a larger flat

Heating:a 3+1 in an older uninsulated building costs noticeably more to run in winter. Ask for the monthly advance and how the last annual settlement came out.
Hot water:for three or four people this is the second largest item after heating.
Deposit:it follows the rent, so in absolute terms it is higher for a 3+1. Settle the return conditions before you sign.
Furnishing:larger flats are let unfurnished more often than studios. Budget for furnishing three rooms.
Parking:usually needed by a family. Expect paid zones in the inner city; the estates are easier.

What to settle in the lease

Who the tenant is.In a flatshare, the names of everyone and who is liable for the rent.
Term.Families usually want longer security because of school and nursery - raise it at the start, not at renewal.
Pets.A frequent point of dispute in family flats. It belongs in the lease, not in a verbal promise.
Minor repairs.Who pays and up to what amount. They add up faster in a bigger flat.
Handover protocol.Meter readings, keys, photos of every room.

FAQ

Is a 3+1 good for a flatshare?

Yes, better than a 3+kk. A separate kitchen means all three rooms are proper rooms, whereas in a 3+kk one of them doubles as kitchen and living room.

How many people fit in a 3+1?

Usually three or four. It depends on whether one room is a walk-through, which cannot be fully used as private space.

Why are 3+1 flats so often in panel buildings?

It was the standard family layout in the panel construction of the 1970s and 1980s. That is why most of them are in Krc, Bohnice, Prosek and Zahradni Mesto.

Is there a listing fee?

No. Listing and contacting the owner are free.

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The offer in numbers

Current listings of apartments for rent in Prague 3+1 apartments without registration

Who a rented 3+1 makes sense for

What costs more in a larger flat

What to settle in the lease

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