Budapest V. kerület, Kálmán Imre utca For sale brick apartment
Floorspace 80 m2
Number of rooms 3
Agent ID: COM H511561 ID: 35144443
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For sale brick apartment
Condition of the real estate
renovated
Year of construction
before 1950
Conveniences
double-conveniences
Floor
not provided
Building levels
not provided
Lift
yes
Interior height
more than 3 m
Air conditioner
yes
Accessibility
no
Bathroom and toilet
separately and together
Orientation
south
View
street view
Balcony size
2 m2
Garden connection
no
Attic
not attic
Parking
street, public space - pay-zone
Condition of the real estate
renovated
Year of construction
before 1950
Conveniences
double-conveniences
Floor
not provided
Building levels
not provided
Lift
yes
Interior height
more than 3 m
Air conditioner
yes
Accessibility
no
Bathroom and toilet
separately and together
Orientation
south
View
street view
Balcony size
2 m2
Garden connection
no
Attic
not attic
Parking
street, public space - pay-zone
Sustainability
Average gas consumption
not provided
Average electric consumption
not provided
Overhead
not provided
Common charges
27 650 HUF/month
Heating
gas furnace
Insulation
no
Energy performance certificate
not provided
Average gas consumption
not provided
Average electric consumption
not provided
Overhead
not provided
Common charges
27 650 HUF/month
Heating
gas furnace
Insulation
no
Energy performance certificate
not provided
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Description

SHORT SUMMARY
This renovated first-floor apartment is located in Budapest’s District V, on Kálmán Imre Street. With a total floor area of 80 sqm, the property offers three rooms, two bathrooms, a balcony, and bright, south-facing living spaces. Underfloor heating and shared basement storage provide everyday comfort, while the apartment itself is situated in a classic grand bourgeois residential building.

LOCATION – INFRASTRUCTURE AND URBAN CULTURE
This part of Lipótváros belongs to those rare urban environments where infrastructure and cultural presence form a natural unity. Historic residential buildings, well-maintained streets, and a predictable, well-functioning city fabric define the character of the area.

The urban setting is closely connected to Kossuth Lajos Square and the Parliament, the green spaces and restaurants of Szabadság Square, as well as the Danube’s riverside promenade. The city’s cultural axis also converges here: Vígszínház, Budapest Operetta Theatre, Thália Theatre, and the theatre district of Nagymező Street are all integral parts of everyday life in the neighbourhood. Cafés, shops, and meeting points surround St. Stephen’s Basilica, while nearby concert halls and music venues further reinforce the district’s intellectual and artistic atmosphere.

From a transportation perspective, the area is exceptionally well connected, with access to Metro lines M2 and M3, the 4–6 tram line, and several bus routes providing fast connections to both Pest and Buda.

In the long term, this neighbourhood works so well because it offers more than basic functionality. It provides substance, identity, and stable value—whether for private use or as an investment.

THE BUILDING
Kálmán Imre, after whom the street is named, was one of the most renowned Hungarian composers of the 20th century and a figure of international importance in operetta. From the turn of the century onward, the area evolved into an intellectual, artistic, and civic milieu.

This background is not overt, but layered in value. It represents a city environment with history, identity, and enduring prestige—qualities that continue to support the long-term relevance of the buildings located here.

The façade is a characteristic example of turn-of-the-century Lipótváros residential architecture. Articulated window arrangements, pronounced cornices, arched window closures, and balconies supported by stone consoles follow a clear architectural order while displaying refined detailing. These decorative elements are not ornamental excesses but reflections of the era’s disciplined sense of urban proportion. The result is an elegant yet restrained building that embodies a coherent and timeless architectural mindset rather than passing trends.

THE APARTMENT
A well-considered layout and natural spatial connections define the apartment’s internal organisation. The three-room configuration clearly separates communal and private functions while maintaining a coherent overall flow.

The living room forms the focal point of the apartment, seamlessly connected to the dining area and kitchen. Well-proportioned and generously glazed, the space benefits from southern exposure and balanced natural light throughout the day. A balcony opens directly from the living room, functioning as a true extension of the interior space. This is exactly what a well-composed grand bourgeois living area should offer: emotional presence combined with a disciplined, composed character.

High ceilings and a finely restored stucco ceiling establish the room’s sense of stature. Concealed perimeter lighting frames the ceiling, while warm-toned pendant lights introduce rhythm and emphasis. Classical wall panelling provides a calm backdrop against which furniture and artworks can fully unfold. The central artwork creates a visual focal point before guiding the eye back into the space as a whole.

The parquet flooring grounds the interior, while textiles and rugs soften the atmosphere, transforming elegance into everyday livability. This is not a representational set piece, but a genuinely usable living room designed for conversation, presence, and unhurried moments. The strength of the overall impression lies in balance—nothing strives to be more than it is, and this restraint gives the space its quiet confidence.

Two well-separated bedrooms, distinct in both size and function, make the apartment suitable for family living as well as for use as a representative city residence. Their atmosphere is calm and subdued, reflecting a contemporary interpretation of classic proportions. Both bedrooms enjoy direct access to their own bathrooms, ensuring privacy and a well-organised daily routine, whether for residents or guests.

Soft textures, curved details, and carefully considered lighting create tranquil, balanced sleeping spaces where the focus remains on rest and comfort.

The two bathrooms share a consistent material language while expressing different characters. One features a bathtub and lighter tones, while the other offers a walk-in shower with deeper, more refined surfaces. Natural stone-effect finishes, bespoke cabinetry, and subtle lighting create a calm, timeless environment. Their practical placement ensures smooth, congestion-free use throughout the day.

The apartment underwent a comprehensive renovation with emphasis on modern technical solutions and durable interior design. Underfloor heating provides an even, comfortable thermal experience while keeping walls and spaces visually unobstructed. Shared basement storage further enhances practicality—an especially valuable feature in a central city location.

This home is built around balanced, well-functioning spaces that remain livable over time, whether as a private residence or as a high-quality investment for rental purposes.

If you are looking for a central Budapest apartment where location, building quality, and interior proportions work together in the long term, this property is well worth viewing in person.
Please feel free to contact me to arrange a viewing appointment.

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We provide our buyer clients with complimentary, independent mortgage advisory services to support the most favourable financing decisions. Optional additional services—including legal assistance, energy performance certification, and electrical safety inspections—are also available, ensuring comprehensive professional support throughout every step of the transaction process.
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The information contained in this listing is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to make changes and do not accept liability for any inaccuracies, typographical errors, or technical issues.

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Average prices for similar listings in the area
This real estate 2,83 million HUF/m²
Budapest V. kerület 2,08 million HUF/m²
Lipótváros 2,25 million HUF/m²
The average price was calculated based on the prices of 80-119 between m², renovated, in medium condition, needs renovation, in good condition, incomplete, unknown condition apartments. In addition to the floorspace, the price per m² of the apartments also includes 50% of the balcony.
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