Classic Bourgeois Elegance, Freshly Renovated by an Architect – A Private Terrace Beneath the Canopy

At the foot of Rózsadomb, within the timelessly elegant walls of a distinguished period building, lies this fully renovated home—now ready to welcome its very first resident. The modernist building evokes the refined yet warm bourgeois atmosphere of 1940s Budapest: art greets you upon entering the gateway, while the gentle rustle of leaves awaits just outside the apartment.

In its current form, this apartment has never been anyone’s home. Following a complete architect-designed and supervised renovation using premium materials, it is now ready to become one for the first time. The spacious open-plan living room and kitchen provide a comfortable setting for everyday life, while the three bedrooms are arranged to offer maximum peace and quiet. A separate walk-in wardrobe, a modern bathroom and a separate WC meet every contemporary need.

The terrace, accessed from the kitchen, is formally part of the building’s common area (therefore, its 20 sq m has not been included in the apartment’s official floor area). However, due to its layout and access, it functions exclusively as an extension of this apartment in everyday life—no one passes through it. Nestled among the trees and accompanied by birdsong, it offers a tranquil setting for morning coffee or a glass of wine: effectively a private garden in the heart of the city.

Quality and Comfort

Wooden windows and doors
Solid wood interior doors
Granite finishes
Electric shutters
Inverter air conditioning
Wine cooler
Premium AEG kitchen appliances
Villeroy & Boch and Grohe sanitary ware
Alarm system

While the building does not have its own parking spaces, underground parking spaces are available for rent within 50 metres on the street.

The Building: Where History Meets Art

The building was designed in the early 1940s by architect György Rácz, who created enduring, sophisticated homes for Buda’s bourgeois residents of the era. The building’s true soul welcomes visitors in the entrance hall: Motherhood, a relief created in 1942 by Margit Kovács—one of the most significant Hungarian ceramic artists of the 20th century. This exceptional artwork lends the building a distinctive artistic aura. The property is in excellent condition both inside and out, and the residential community is friendly and considerate.

The Neighbourhood: At the Foot of Rózsadomb, Above the City

Located on this section of Bimbó Road, at the foot of Rózsadomb, the apartment is close to everything that makes central Budapest vibrant, yet the air already carries the character of the Buda Hills. The peaceful, leafy streets of Rózsadomb, nearby viewpoints and parks are only a short walk away, while the city centre can also be reached within minutes on foot. Excellent schools, artisan bakeries, restaurants and all the conveniences of Buda living are close at hand.