115 sqm apartment is for sale in one of the most beautiful areas of Pest, the 8th district, in the so called Palace Quarter between Astoria and Kálvin Square underground stations.
It is a huge 3 bedroom flat with a large living room and a separate hall, kitchen, pantry, bathroom and separate WC. 2 bedrooms and the living room overlook the street while the kitchen window faces the courtyard. The heating system is gas convection. The apartment is on the 2nd floor of a condominium which can be accessed by a lift. The brick house is in good condition and its façade is in mint condition. The property is situated in a safe neighbourhood.
There is only ONE owner. The apartment is NOT encumbered, which means there is no charge, lease or mortgage on it which makes it easy to sell.
The apartment is an EXCELLENT investment as it can be converted into a luxury apartment or Airbnb accommodation and can be rented short or long term. The possibilities are endless. Similar apartments in the area are very popular among investors, tourists and students who study in Hungary.
Price: 105 million HUF
The common cost is: 24 800 HUF
The owner speaks English. If you have any questions please contact me on the following phone number: 06 30 409 7288.
The district gives home to many universities and has excellent public transport links. At Kálvin Square lines M3 and M4 intersect, 3 lines intersect at Deák Square, M1, M2, and M3, at Astoria Station M2. Tram 4 and 6 both run along Pest's inner ring road the so-called Nagykörút, providing access to all four metro lines. Although being technically two lines, 4 and 6 only differ in their last two stops.
The Palace District is one of the most popular investment areas of the capital, due to its classic-style, unique buildings and monuments. One of the largest libraries in Budapest is Metropolitan Ervin Szabó Library, the Central Library of Budapest which is a short walk from the apartment and so is the Hungarian National Museum with its famous Museum Garden. Several universities are located here, like Semmelweis University (SOTE), Pázmány Péter Catholic University, the Faculty of Humanities of Eötvös Loránd University, the University of Theatre and Film Arts, the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church and the Budapest University of Jewish Studies.
Thanks to Corvin Plaza at Üllői road and the Corvin Shopping Mall at Rákóczi street the district provides great shopping opportunities as well. In this part of the inner-city historic buildings and stunning aristocratic palaces can be found at every turn.
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(This Neighborhood Guide was done by Mindspace)
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