For sale in Nagykanizsa, five minutes walk from both the central Erzsébet Square and Eötvös Square, in a quiet street, a terraced house built in 1981. Designed by the city's leading structural architect, the building offers 180 square metres of living space, a 20-square-metre garage and a 40-square-metre basement , and a 100-100 square-metre front and back yard to ensure the privacy of the residents' lives.
The building was taken over by the current owners at the end of 2014, who were the first to carry out a full
mechanical renovation, including the replacement of the E-on wiring to meet the latest standards. A 6 kilowatt solar system was installed on the house and the lights were LED, thus minimising the purchased energy consumption. The building is equipped with an Immergas circulator system for heating and hot and cold water, and a Hidrofilt water softener was installed to control the hardness of the water. The gas system and the sewage disposal were also upgraded during the renovation. Roof replacement, paving, healthy wooden windows have been renovated - no mould from plastic windows in this house.
The house has a floor area of 60 square meters, with the basement as -1 level above the garage and the staircase entrance to the ground floor.
On the 1st mezzanine there is a kitchen + pantry, a room that can be connected to them (currently
functioning as a closet), a bathroom with shower and toilet. A few stairs up, there is a large living room of 32 square metres with a balcony running along the front of the house - a real relaxation point for the residents.
On the third floor there is a bedroom, a laundry room and a bathroom with an Italian jacuzzi bath for a very pleasant stay.
Two smaller bedrooms are above and on the top floor there is a large bedroom of over 30 square metres, with its own bathroom, equipped with a bathtub or bath and all the necessary facilities.
The floor is covered with 40 centimetres of stone wool, also for thermal insulation the original 3 centimetres of wall insulation has been replaced with 10 centimetres of EPS insulation as part of the renovations.
The design of the house also allows for two or three separate living units to be created, so that a large family or two or three generations can live together yet separately.
The owners will be moving soon and do not wish to complete the renovation series, so the house is now being offered for sale on the current market at a very reasonable price, which, with some additional money, could be turned into a true multi-generational luxury home, making it an interesting investment opportunity, too.