This smaller development project involves the sensitive reconstruction of a First-Republic villa over two overground floors, with five apartments ranging in size from two rooms plus kitchenette to four rooms plus kitchenette. Storage units and common areas in the cellar of the villa. Parking on the spacious land belonging to the property. This common land belongs to all apartments, meaning that it can be used as a common garden.

Bakov is a town with a population of around five thousand on the banks of the River Jizera. It is around halfway between Mladá Boleslav and Mnichovo Hradiště, which can be reached within 10 minutes by car or by train. It is the meeting point of Mácha Land and Bohemian Paradise, within close reach of Bezděz Castle in the former and Příhrazy Rocks in the latter.

There is a railway station only a few minutes from the building, the trains departing there taking you to Mladá Boleslav in just a few minutes. Or, if you stay on the train for another 20 minutes, to Central Station in Prague.