Rock House Prague
Six residences at the edge of the Prokopské údolí nature reserve, Prague 5.
- Status · Pre-launch
- Period · Subscription opening soon
- Target yield · from 5 % p.a. (target)
Project overview
A real building. Held by the fund.
Rock House Prague is a six‑residence development at the edge of the Prokopské údolí nature reserve in Prague 5. The project comprises two low‑rise buildings (S01 and S02) with three residences each; layouts range from 2+kk to 4+kk, interior areas from 72 to 119 m², and private outdoor terraces and gardens of up to 108 m² per unit.
The architectural language is contemporary, with verdant façades, floor‑to‑ceiling windows, custom built‑in wardrobes, and smart‑home integration delivered as standard. Each residence includes a parking space and storage unit. The site is a five‑minute walk to the protected woodland of Prokopské údolí Park, fifteen minutes by car to central Prague, and twenty minutes to Václav Havel Airport.
Rock House Prague is financed through the Trade Estate captive fund and is currently in pre‑launch. Subscription opens following pre‑launch review. Target rental yield from 5 % per annum, with capital appreciation expected over the long hold.
Highlights
Why this project is in the portfolio.
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Six residences across two low‑rise buildings (S01 and S02)
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Layouts 2+kk to 4+kk · interior 72–119 m² · terraces up to 108 m²
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Five‑minute walk to the protected woodland of Prokopské údolí Park
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Floor‑to‑ceiling windows, smart‑home integration, custom built‑ins
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Parking space and storage unit included with every residence
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Verdant‑façade architecture, low‑impact integration with the landscape
Fund participation
Investors hold the fund.
The fund holds the building.
This project is held inside the Trade Estate captive fund. Subscriptions are made into the fund, not into a per‑project SPV, entitling each investor to pro‑rata participation in the fund's cash flows.
Rental income flows to fund participants on the schedule documented in the fund's subscription materials. Capital events (refinance, sale) are returned as principal. Tokenized fund units, when launched, will not change the underlying economics.
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