The flat is located in the historic building of the Lubicz Brewery. It was built in 1840 as the private residence of the Jenny family. In 1903, it changed its owner and name to Browar Krakowski i Fabryka Przetworów Malowych J. Gotza. It prospered magnificently and, still being improved, passed into the hands of his son.

The brewery worked until World War II, after which it was nationalised. It was first managed by the Fermentation Industry Board in Zabrze, and in 1968 Okocim took it over. In the 1980s it was producing Krak Pils beer, and only one brand, Jasne Mocne, was produced. Okocim was taken over by Carlsberg when beer production at Browar Lubicz ended. However, it remains a recognisable landmark in Kraków.

The construction of the first phase of the Browar Lubicz estate was completed in 2014. Balmoral Properties has restored the historic buildings: the Goetz Palace, the Beer Hauler, the Porter’s Lodge, the former Malt Dryer, the former Malt Shop, as well as the Engine Room and the Boiler Room with chimney. The characteristic facades of the buildings are reminiscent of the industrial buildings constructed in the 19th century.