COMFORT IN HISTORICAL PRAGUE!
Tuscany Invest is an investment company, focusing primarily on Real Estate development and renovation of historic properties in the Czech Republic. Our agenda lies in acquiring undervalued properties and sites in the historic district of Prague to renovate, recondition and redevelop them in a joint partnership with local developers and real estate experts.
Thus, a multifamily house hosting modern comfortable apartments is established and ready to be occupied. Developed apartments are personally tailored in an intimate and deliberate fashion to meet the highest standards for a comfortable living experience. Fundamentally, we introduce a fully renovated building to the market with bright, stylish apartments standing by for rent or sale to everyone upon preference.
Our main sources of allocated capital are international, private and institutional investors. Our experts continuously survey available propositions on the market and provide comprehensive market analysis and feasibility studies on existing consumer and market trends worldwide in the field of construction and design. We highly value our professional and dedicated team of renovation and reconstruction experts that help transform these historic underappreciated properties into renovated modern residences.
Who we work with?
Our partners have an extensive 15-year solid background in renovating historic buildings in Prague city-center into enjoyable residences. As a result, a vast number of completed renovations have been put out on the market. Our solid and integral partnership is based on robust management and quality control that allows us to maintain the highest standards of work in every detail and finish all projects on time.
Our Projects
In the process of reconstruction
Žitná 14 – history of the building
This historical building, located on Žitná 14 street, is also known as house „U Pešinských“ or „U bílého lva“ („By the white lion“). The building was constructed prior to 1850 and is situated in the centre of Prague, Nové Město district near Karlovo náměstí or Václavské náměstí. The building used to be a monastery and has courtyards which were originally stables. The house became a 2-story apartment building circa 1861. Currently it has four floors and three basement floors. The house is known mainly for its famous resident, Czech composer, Antonín Dvořák,. He lived and worked here from 1877 until his death in 1904. Other famous residents were Jaroslav Věštír, artist, and prof. Josef Mařatka, sculptor. Antonín Dvořák has a statue on the house front and Jaroslav Věštír and prof. Josef Mařatka have memorial plaques there. In July 2010 the house was declared a cultural monument. In 2012 the neo-renaissance facade was repaired.
Currently in acquisition phase
U Průhonu 34a, Praha 7 – Holešovice
Promising investment project for an apartment building with an area of 1353 square meters. Holešovice is a district in north Prague situated on the Vltava river plain and constitutes the main part of district 7 Prague (a minor part that belongs to District 1 Prague). In the past it was a heavily industrialized suburb; today it is home to the main site of the Prague's National Gallery in Veletržní palác, National Technical Museum, and a convention centre, Výstaviště Praha.
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