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The building at 43 Národní, Prague 1 is the monumental Renaissance Revival corner house with four wings, situated on quadrilateral ground plan on the corner of Národní street and Perlová street.

Its story began around 1347 when a palace of Count Frederic of Burgundy was built in place of three townhouses at Church of St. Martin. In the early 15th century, Jan Bradatý of Stříbro

For many centuries, the city had an ambivalent relationship with the river. The River Vltava was a key transport artery and at the same time, also an obstacle; a source of drinking water as well as a wastewater sewer; a picturesque landscape element as well as a threat in the days of devastating floods.

The oldest reference about buildings in the area of Sovovy mlýny is from 1393. The buildings were originally workshops and a mill driven by water wheels.