• Eastern part of Czech Republic - South Moravia
• 90 km from Austrian border, 12 km from border of Slovakia
• close to well known spa Luhačovice
• leisure area Bílé Karpaty (White Carpats)

• Chateau in Tudor -gothic style, founded in 1480, partly after reconstruction - after Velvet Revolution in former Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic) restituted to private owner
• At disposal are:
  • The Main Chateau with planned 29 luxurious rooms with lot of space for business and congresses or casino, restaurants, bar, wine cellar, sauna, fitness etc.
  • The Petit Chateau - newly built splendid small chateau with 50 apartments (finished June 1995) and swimming pool
  • Newly built (1996) four tennis courts with reconstructed building used as Club house
  • Farm house with space enough for additional sporting activities (bowling, archery, squash, billiard etc..)
  • Riding hall - newly reconstructed (1995) with 11 riding horses
  • Land of about 130 hectares (395 acres) - shaped and situated for golf course (to be built). In case of interest more land could be available.

• The owner is wide open to negotiation from direct buy-sell contract to establishment of a joint venture partnership.
• Contemporary asking price is 15.000.000 USD (Fifteen million US Dollars). The reconstruction of all mentioned properties is continuing.

Southern Moravia is called "The Land of Sun and Wine". As general information, it is an area of natural beauty, varying landscape and several distinctive traits of popular culture. Southern Moravia lies at the crossroads of the routes from the Baltic to the Adriatic, from the Danube to Bohemia and from Austria to Poland. Following are alternative "tourist" activities a visitor to Chateau might consider.

• Brno: the second largest city in Czech Republic, a sightseeing trip here is a must.
  • visit the baroque fortifications of Spielburg Castle
  • Slavkov-Austerlitz place marks an historic battle between 3 emperors in 1805
  • Hostyn Hill offers the history of 2000 years of settlement
• Kroměříž: (60 km northwest of Brno) is a charming village and center of culture and education.
  • Visit the Archbishop Fort to see priceless paintings by such notables as Cranach, Brueghel, Titian, Veronese, Rubens, Van Dyck and others.
• Moravian Karst:
  • 100 square kilometers of canyons, gorges, caves, and an underground labyrinth of stalactites and stalagmites through the Macocha Abyss.
• Castles: (a partial list)
  • 11th century: Bítov, Veveri
  • 13th century: Buchlov, Helfstyn, Hukvaldy, Mirov, Pernštejn, Spilberg, Štramberk
  • 14th century: Bouzov, Malenovice, Rostejn, Sovinec, Šternberk
• Chateau's: (a partial list)
  • Renaissance: Bucovice, Kroměříž, Mikulov, Telč, Valtice
  • Baroque: Buchlovice, Jaroměrice nad Rokytnou (one of the biggest complexes of 18th century Europe), Slavkov
  • Romantic: Lednice
• Wine tasting: (plum brandy too):
  • 4 regions: Znojmo, Mikulov, Hodonín, Bzenec
• Folklore festivals: (during the year these are scattered throughout the area)
  • some of the best ones are in: Mikulice, Kyjov, Myjava and Velehrad
• Tatra Mountains
• Many historic monasteries, churches and synagogues
• Spa resorts:
  • Piestany: a spa resort in Slovakia. Also visit the St. Maria Basilica with monastery, Malacky a Jewish synagogue and baroque manor-house, and take in the Myjava folk festival.
  • Uherský, Ostroh & Hodonín: spa resorts in Moravia
  • Luhačovice: (with the house of Czech composer, Leoš Janáček)
• Sightseeing trips to Vienna: The established tourist attractions of Vienna are a scenic 3-hour drive away.