Palác Chlumeckých
Current reconstruction of the house in the city center of Brno
We are currently working on the reconstruction of the Chlumecký Palace – a house on the attractive address 6 Česká Street, directly in the heart of the most famous pedestrian zone in the city center of Brno. After its completion, the multifunctional building will offer new business space, office facilities and luxury apartments for private tenants.
1st and 2nd floor – shops will complete range of fashion brands in the vicinity (H&M, Zara, Camaieu, Lindex...).
3rd floor – offices for companies and entrepreneurs will be separated from the first two floors by roofed atrium as a garden.
4th and 5th floor – new apartments will include parking area as well – an underground parking with entrance from Jakubská Street.
For more information visit www.palacchlumeckych.cz
Reserve your office space closeopen
Would you like to have a luxury office space for your company right in the city center – 100 meters from Náměstí Svobody?
Contact Mgr. Romana Leciánová:
- GSM: (+ 420) 724 587 247
- Tel.: (+ 420) 542 214 404
- Fax: (+ 420) 544 500 016
- E-mail: zaneta.charvatova@magnum.cz
How far along we are in the reconstructioncloseopen
We have started the I. phase of the reconstruction – currently, preparatory work is being done in the house.
During the first stage we will build underground parking and reconstruct the first two floors.
Final approval of the premises is planned for the first quarter of 2014. At that time, the floors offering business space will be finished and ready to welcome first new tenants.
History of the housecloseopen
Today’s corner area of the Chlumecký Palace, which was built in the 50s in the 19th century on the site of the original four medieval town houses, has a long and rich history. Since 14th century, among the owners and tenants of those four houses there could also be found wealthy owners of brickworks or malt house but among the residents there were also tailors, bakers, butchers, soap boilers and shoemakers, and even some noble families. In 1852, Chamber of Commerce moved into new premises. At the end of the 19th century, all editors and publishers of Lidové noviny moved in here from Běhounská Street.
Since 1910, Czech patriots had their rendezvous in the famous Brichta Café on the ground floor of the building.
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Person in charge of the project
Mgr. Romana Leciánová
- mob.: +420 724 587 247
- fax: +420 544 500 016
- tel.: +420 542 214 404
- email: romana.lecianova@magnum.cz
