This stunning Renaissance building with its own courtyard, which allows you to combine elegant living with business or philanthropy, is located right on the main square of Velké Meziříčí. This picturesque town in the middle of the Vysočina Mountains offers its own ski resort and, thanks to its easy accessibility via the D1 highway, represents a strategic connection between Prague and Brno.
The ground floor currently houses a museum, which consists of 4 large exhibition halls, 3 other rooms (office, gallery, and shop), a small café, and an entrance foyer. The upper floor contains private spaces consisting of a living room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, a bathroom, a laundry room, and a large common room accessible from the gallery. The building has a basement under its entire area and also a spacious attic.
The ground floor currently houses a museum, which consists of 4 large exhibition halls, 3 other rooms (office, gallery, and shop), a small café, and an entrance foyer. The upper floor contains private spaces consisting of a living room, kitchen, 4 bedrooms, a bathroom, a laundry room, and a large common room accessible from the gallery. The building has a basement under its entire area and also a spacious attic.
The palace was built in 1578 according to the designs of an Italian architect. Over the years, when it was home to a Lutheran school, among other things, it underwent many reconstructions, the most extensive of which began in 2019. During this reconstruction, original artisanal elements were sensitively renovated, such as vaults, wooden staircases, stone door linings, or the sgraffito facade, while the interior is equipped with everything for modern-day living. Heating is provided by new gas boilers. The building is a real estate cultural monument.
An attractive location in the city's monument zone, right on the square opposite the Church of St. Nicholas. There is an elementary school and a kindergarten right next to the building, and restaurants, cafes, and shops are within walking distance. The beautiful historical development is bordered by the Oslava and Balinka waterways, behind which are the Čechovy and Riegrovy sady parks. The city is easily accessible by bus and train or by car on the D1 highway.
Usable area 1,868 m2, built-up area 2,641 m2, land 2,641 m2.
