Modern medical facility for rent in a prestigious location of Prague

A building for a medical facility is offered for rent, ready for immediate operation. The building underwent extensive renovation in 2000 and 2005, during which the premises were modernized and adapted for the operation of a timeless clinic. The building is spread over three floors which include consulting rooms, offices and staff facilities. There is space for parking in the basement. The building includes two lobbies, and thanks to the thoughtful layout, the premises can house multiple separate departments independently of each other. The great advantage of this offer is that it is an established operation with all equipment (subject to agreement to buy), which allows for a smooth start-up without the need for further investment. However, this exceptional property also has a deeper historical significance. It is one of the oldest buildings in Prague. It was originally a monastery complex consisting of three buildings, the foundations of which date back to the 9th century. Over the centuries, the complex has undergone many changes - the monastery became a tannery and later a travel inn. One of the buildings served as a residential building for many years, while the third one functioned as a bakery for more than 700 years. Nevertheless, the property has always had one thing in common - it served the public. Today, it offers a unique opportunity to combine a historic legacy with a modern health care business. For more information and to arrange a viewing, please do not hesitate to contact a broker. 24/7/365 access to the building Security 24/7/365 Lobby 2x 3 floors Offices Medical equipment 28 equipped surgeries Facilities for employees 3 fully equipped reception areas Sauna with cooling pool File cabinet Own air conditioning Washable surfaces Gas boiler room in the house Gas heating Modern fancoil system for heating and cooling Optical internet connection directly in the building, with high speed Elevator (can be converted to a bed lift) Parking (18 spaces - 14 in the stacker and 4 free) Reconstruction from 2000-2005