RENOVATED, FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT IN AKÁCFA STREET
A 53 m², 2-room, fully renovated, furnished and mechanized apartment is for rent in the 7th district of Budapest, in Akácfa Street.
Key features:
53 m² floor area
2 rooms
2nd floor
Windows overlooking the street and inner courtyard
Fully renovated
Fully furnished and mechanized
Air conditioned
Equipped with its own meters
Costs:
Utilities: approx. 15.000 HUF/month, including internet
Common cost: 25.000 HUF/month
Rental conditions:
Long-term rental
Moving in: 2 months deposit + 1 month's rent
Pets are not allowed
Smoking is not allowed
Can be moved in from the beginning of December
Surroundings:
The apartment is located in the downtown part of District VII, in Akácfa Street. Shops, restaurants, cafes and many services are available nearby. The most important junctions of the city center are within a short walk.
Transportation:
The tram stops of trams 4 and 6, as well as the transport hubs of Oktogon and Blaha Lujza tér are within a short walk.
Trams: 4, 6
Trolleybuses: 70, 74, 78
Buses: 105, 210, 210B
Night buses: 910, 912, 934, 980
Metro line M1: Oktogon and Opera stations
Metro line M2: Blaha Lujza tér
The apartment is an ideal choice for singles or couples looking for a renovated, fully equipped home in the city center.
For more information and to arrange a viewing, please contact me!
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The smallest district comes with the biggest nightlife
WHERE IS THIS NEIGHBORHOOD
It is in the middle of Pest side downtown, following the Capital "C" City Center, right after the intersection of Astoria subway station, from the Small Boulevard till the Great Boulevard from the "downtown speedway" Rákóczi street till the well-known Király street.
NEIGHBORHOOD IDENTITY
The former "Jewish District" and the territory ...
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