Nezaízený

Nezařízený is a Czech adjective that translates to "unfurnished" or "unfurnished." It is commonly used to describe rental properties, such as apartments or houses, that do not come with any furniture or appliances. This means that a tenant renting a nezařízený property would need to provide their own beds, tables, chairs, kitchenware, and other essential household items.

The term implies a blank slate for the tenant, offering them the freedom to decorate and furnish the space according to their personal taste and needs. While it might require a larger initial investment from the tenant to purchase furniture, it can also be a more cost-effective option in the long run, as they are not paying for the use of pre-existing furniture.

In contrast to a zařízený (furnished) property, which would typically include basic furniture and sometimes even decor, a nezařízený property is essentially an empty shell. This can appeal to individuals or families who already own furniture, are looking to move into a new home with their own belongings, or wish to create a completely custom living environment. The responsibility for the condition and maintenance of any appliances, if present, would also typically fall on the tenant in a nezařízený rental agreement.