South Moravia Region, Pavlov - Břeclav

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Winery house and aparthotel

At the foot of the Pálava Protected Landscape Area, directly beneath the ruins of Dívčí hrady, lies this charming boutique hotel, which was created by converting a heritage-protected vineyard house from the 17th–18th century. It offers accommodation in three stylish, themed suites, a cozy café, and a terraced garden with a seating area by the fire pit.

Key investment criteria

immovable cultural monument
a 17th–18th century building now fully renovated
currently operating a hotel and café
net floor area: 242 m²
of which basement space: 60 m²
plot: 376 m²
fully equipped with premium furnishings
attractive location in the Pálava Protected Landscape Area, near Mikulov and the Lednice-Valtice area
approved as a building for family recreation with a café operation

Property description

three above-ground floors
- ground floor: café with facilities and a capacity of 20 guests, guest restrooms, storage room, terrace (capacity of 20 guests)
- 1st floor: common room with a kitchen and large table, restroom, utility room, apartment with a bedroom and private bathroom
- 2nd floor: two apartments, each with a bedroom, bathroom, and walk-in closet
1st basement floor: cellar from 1721, currently used as a wine cellar with a capacity of 20 guests
a Renaissance and Baroque façade of exceptional artistic value
the ground floor of the house previously housed a cellar with a front press room
extensive renovation in 2021, including the roof, interior structures, and utilities
all wooden elements in the house custom-made by the Czech company ACER Brno
windows with wide interior sills for seating
wooden or limestone (travertine) floors
wooden interior doors
bathrooms equipped with high-quality sanitary ware and underfloor heating
heating and hot water provided by a gas boiler
security system
complete sound system (house, café, front terrace, garden)
tiered garden with multiple terraces, a table for 20 guests, and fire pit

Location

The picturesque South Moravian wine-growing village of Pavlov is located on the banks of the Nové Mlýny reservoir and on the edge of the Pálava Protected Landscape Area, which is renowned not only for its top-quality wines and characteristic architecture of wine cellars, but also for its rich history dating back to prehistoric times. Discoveries from this era are brought closer to visitors through the exhibits of the unique underground Archeopark Pavlov museum. The area also attracts nature lovers, hikers, and cyclists, with popular destinations including the ruins of Děvičky Castle (Maiden's Castle), the historic center of Mikulov, and the Lednice-Valtice area.