Commercial property for sale, 5 294 m², Horní Bezděkov

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We offer for sale the property Letohrádek Vendula, spreading on land with a total area of 5 297 sqm. The bilding is situated in the idyllic surroundings of the village of Horní Bezděkov near Prague. The property was created under the supervision of renowned architect David Vávra and his team, which guarantees not only a thoughtful interior design, but also works of art that are an integral part of the building. In the past, the building served as a residential home for disabled people in combination with a sheltered workshop. On the second floor of the Vendula Summerhouse there is an entrance hall, a bakery ideal for producing its own fresh pastries, individual rooms for accommodation and a newly renovated service apartment in the western part. On the first floor there is a lounge overlooking the garden, an artistically designed kitchen with a traditional tiled stove. There is also a room dedicated to physiotherapy with fully functional hydromassage baths and technical facilities. This facility combines historic character with modern comfort and is ideal for innovative business projects. Due to the generous interior spaces, adaptations can be made according to the needs and intentions of the future owner.

The property offers flexibility for a variety of uses, whether accommodation, commercial or a combination of both, e.g. accommodation with wellness (sauna world on adjacent land) combined with a first class restaurant and in-house bakery. This concept would undoubtedly attract discerning clients from the Czech Republic and abroad, and would also work in harmony with the nearby Golf Botanica resort. Despite the quiet and private setting of Horní Bezděkov, the property is conveniently located with quick access to Václav Havel Airport and the centre of Prague. For investors with a vision to develop the property, please note the possibility of future land development in the southern part of the site with an area of 1,800 m² and capacity for the construction of two family houses, which could appeal to those looking for a combination of tranquillity and access to urban infrastructure. It would also contribute to higher yields.