In Szentkirályi Street, a nicely furnished, renovated, elegant bourgeois apartment is for rent.
Living room, hall-dining room, very spacious bedroom.
With an air-conditioned, mechanized kitchen, it is a comfortable, homely, premium property.
The condominium is a well-maintained listed building with an elevator, with a good residential community.
Very good accessibility, halfway between Astoria and Blaha Lujza Square.
Common cost: 25.000 HUF/month (includes water consumption).
Based on water, electricity, gas consumption.
Smoking and pets are not allowed.
Minimum one-year contract, two-month deposit, can be moved in immediately!
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(This Neighborhood Guide was done by Mindspace)
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