The farmstead in the village of Červený Dvůr consists of four buildings that together form a historic footprint of a traditional agricultural complex with a spacious inner courtyard. It includes two residential buildings with technical facilities, a cowshed, and a barn. The existing structures also retain their distinctive original façade color… red :-).

The conversion plan is designed in phases, and the prepared study covers the first two stages: the renovation of Building No. 3, intended for residential use and technical facilities for the new owners, and modifications to the barn, planned to accommodate beekeeping and recreational activities. Future phases will include spaces for weddings, training sessions, and gatherings, with appropriate accommodation and supporting facilities.

Building No. 3 – the structure is being renovated with functions similar to those it currently serves: residential use, storage, and courtyard support. The living area is planned on the western side, within the small space of the original habitable rooms. Thanks to the high ceiling and varying heights of the roof structures, a sleeping mezzanine can be created in these areas, effectively expanding the usable living space.

The barn – or "working with the shell." The building is being reconstructed and modified, with a new roof plane only at its ends – the southern and northern sides. On the southern side, the original granary is being restored to serve as a covered communal space. The northern section, as a partial new extension, is dedicated to beekeeping and all related activities. The central part of the building is left open for recreational purposes.