The property is located in the most beautiful palace of Kodály körönd, on the historical main avenue of Budapest. The condominuum is located in the VI. district, Adrássy út 83-85, has 77 sqm, 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom.

This property for sale is located in the beautifully renovated neo-renaissance building of Kodály körönd. The building has been restored to its original splendour inside and out, with original interior gardens and a fish pond. The building has a door/reception area. In the evening, stunning mood lighting will accompany you home. The building's lifts have also been renewed.

The apartment is situated on the first floor of the building, has 2 bedrooms, a living room with American kitchen and 2 bathrooms, so both bedrooms have their own bathroom.

The entrance hall with built-in furniture leads directly into the kitchen and living room, from here there are two separate corridors leading to the bedrooms, from where you have an eye-catching view of the French courtyard and the Kodály körönd square (Metro 1), yet the apartment is very quiet and sheltered from the noise of Andrassy Avenue.

The apartment has been fully renovated, furnished and fully equipped, everything is still new in the apartment, it has not been occupied since its renovation. The renovation has included all wiring, plumbing, walls and sockets. The outdoor unit of the air conditioners has also been hidden and properly installed.

This is a truly magical, one-of-a-kind property and it has the most charming atmosphere in Budapest.


About the building:
„Today, the facade has been restored to its original form in every detail, but the interiors have been given a contemporary touch, and the former main entrance has been relocated. The atriums, or inner courtyards, have been named according to themes, including the Renaissance Garden, the Palm Garden and the English Garden.

The history of the long-established building of the Kodály Circus:

Construction of this building was completed in the first half of the 1880s. The architect was Józef Kauser, who also designed the interior of St. Stephen's Basilica. The design was a very sophisticated building of the period, reminiscent of neo-Renaissance castles, in the form of a very large apartment complex.

The large atrium opening from Andrássy Avenue with the courtyard to the southeast presents an impressive, loggia-perforated transition, the like of which is rare in the capital," they wrote in the article, which gives all the details of the restoration and preservation procedures." (source: Lakáskultúra)

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