PražSká Obec Unitářů - Anenská 5

The Renaissance and early Baroque palace-type Muhldorf house is built on medieval foundations. The facade from 1827 was probably designed by the builder Karel Pollak. Until around 1520, the plot contained two separate houses at Karlova and Anenská streets. According to the sources, the rear building (to Anenská Street) was insignificant. Both houses were acquired in 1520 by a single owner - the maltster New Year's Eve. He rebuilt both houses between 1537-45. In 1902, the building was acquired by the foundation of Moses and Barbora Lasch, in the care of an Israeli religious community. In 1937, a ritual bath was built in the rear building. Today, the building is used by the Prague Community of Unitářs. Renaissance and Early Baroque Muhldorf palace-style house is built on medieval foundations. The facade (from 1827) was apparently designed by the architect Karel Pollak. Until about 1520 the plot was formed by two separate houses at Charles and Anenská Street. The rear building (to Anenské Street) was insignificant, according to the written sources. The two houses were acquired in 1520 by the sole owner - the malt-house master Silvestr. Both houses were rebuilt between 1537-45. In 1902 the building was acquired by the Foundation of Moses and Barbora Lasch, in the care of the Israeli religious community. In 1937 a ritual bath was built in the rear object. Today the building is used by the Prague Unitarian Church.