In Budapest’s 12th district, on Szoboszlai Street, in a dead-end street branching off from Böszörményi Road, a 48 sqm, one and a half-room apartment is for sale. It is located on the 4th (top) floor, features a 5 sqm terrace, faces south, and offers a sunlit city panorama. The apartment is renovated, youthful, and situated in a renovated building with a small residential community and an inner courtyard.

The apartment has undergone continuous renovations over the years:

- In 2017, the gas boiler was replaced, and the electrical and plumbing systems were upgraded.
- In 2018, the terrace was re-tiled, air conditioning was installed, and the kitchen was expanded.
- In 2023, the kitchen floor was re-tiled with vinyl flooring.

All window and door frames are plastic, and the windows and terrace door are equipped with electric shutters. The built-in kitchen includes a dishwasher and a Smeg refrigerator. Both the kitchen and bathroom have windows for ventilation. Opposite the entrance, there is a pantry accessible from the hallway.

Currently, the apartment has one and a half rooms, with a drywall partition between the two rooms, making it easy to adjust the room sizes if needed. The half-room is used as a walk-in closet, measuring 1.4 meters wide, and has no window; it has two sliding doors.

The building is insulated, with a fully renovated facade completed in 2025, and the entrance gate has also been replaced. There are only two neighbors on the floor, the building is quiet, and the residential community is well-organized. The apartment includes a private small storage room (approximately 2 sqm) in the basement. Maintenance fees are 18,000 HUF per month, including water.

The neighborhood is lively and urban with a Buda atmosphere, excellent public transport connections, and plenty of shopping, leisure, and hiking opportunities.

Since the yellow-highlighted floor plan was created, two changes have been made: the kitchen wall towards the hall was removed, making the space larger and brighter, and the wall of the room opening onto the balcony was also removed, enlarging the living room and providing direct access to the terrace. However, a walk-in closet was created on the right side of the room.

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