The iconic Jilská 2 building, a masterpiece of neo-renaissance architecture, was envisioned in 1889 by the renowned Austrian architect Antonin Wiehl and the celebrated Czech artist Mikulas Ales. This dynamic duo also collaborated on two other prominent structures in Prague, including the iconic Rott Building on Malé náměstí, now home to the famed Hard Rock Café. 

Situated at the intersection of Jilská and Skořepka streets in Prague's historic Old Town, Jilská 2 epitomizes the perfect blend of tradition and modernity. Boasting state-of-the-art amenities, the address pays homage to its storied past while offering contemporary comforts. 

Following meticulous reconstruction in 2016, Jilská 2 now houses 13 exclusive apartments, including the exquisite 400 square meter Max Brod Suite. This unparalleled residence features two underground parking spaces, soaring 3.5-meter ceilings, a sprawling 115 square meter living room, a wine lounge, private spa, multiple balconies, and an elevator providing direct access to this opulent abode.