Bright, quiet, 1+2 half-room, excellently laid-out apartment for sale in Újpalota, Késmárk Street, with great transport links.

In the 15th district of Budapest, in the popular part of Újpalota, at Késmárk Street 3, I am offering for sale a 53 m², 1+2 half-room, wardrobe, panel apartment in good condition, on the 5th floor of a tidy, 10-storey building. This is a completely separate building and not a residential block built from several staircases.

One of the biggest advantages of the apartment is the practical and livable layout:

South-facing, sunny rooms, with a view of the park.
Spacious kitchen, with a large window.
Wardrobe room in the hallway, with a built-in washing machine (so the bathroom is more spacious).
Separate toilet.
The apartment is extremely bright, quiet and in good condition.

Plastic windows with shutters and mosquito nets.
Individual metered heating with new radiators.
Air conditioning in the living room.
Security steel entrance door.
The half-rooms are not connected to neighboring rooms, so they are very quiet.

Thanks to the 5th floor location, the noise of the surrounding area is not heard.

The house and environment:

Tidy, cultured staircase, tidy and well-off residential community (savings of more than 10m HUF).
Renovated elevator.
Only 6 apartments per level.
External grille protection for the side apartments.
Parked, green environment, with ample, shaded parking.

Excellent infrastructure:
Nearby you can find, among others, Lidl, Aldi, Jysk, and the Pólus Shopping Center is also easily accessible.
Within 100 meters of the house, several bus lines (7, 8E, 108E, 231, 231B, 277) provide fast, direct connections to several points of the city (vezér tere, Keleti pályaudvar, Kelenföld, Bikás park). Night services are also available.

Additional information:

Can also be purchased on credit (with a down payment of up to 3%).
1.16 million HUF/m².

Viewing: weekdays afternoons and weekends.
Moving in: within 1-2 months, by agreement.
If possible, we would like to rent the apartment back for the long term, because a family member (a university student child) currently lives there.