For sale brick apartment
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Condition of the real estate
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renovated |
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Year of construction
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before 1950 |
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Conveniences
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double-conveniences |
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Floor
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2 |
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Building levels
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2 |
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Lift
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no |
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Interior height
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more than 3 m |
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Air conditioner
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yes |
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Accessibility
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not provided |
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Bathroom and toilet
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separately and together |
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Orientation
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not provided |
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View
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street view |
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Balcony size
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not provided |
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Garden connection
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no |
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Attic
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not attic |
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Parking
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street, public space - pay-zone |
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Condition of the real estate
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renovated |
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Year of construction
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before 1950 |
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Conveniences
|
double-conveniences |
|
Floor
|
2 |
|
Building levels
|
2 |
|
Lift
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no |
|
Interior height
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more than 3 m |
|
Air conditioner
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yes |
|
Accessibility
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not provided |
|
Bathroom and toilet
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separately and together |
|
Orientation
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not provided |
|
View
|
street view |
|
Balcony size
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not provided |
|
Garden connection
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no |
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Attic
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not attic |
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Parking
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street, public space - pay-zone |
Sustainability
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Average gas consumption
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not provided |
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Average electric consumption
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not provided |
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Overhead
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not provided |
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Common charges
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18 000 HUF/month |
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Heating
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gas furnace |
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Insulation
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not provided |
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Energy performance certificate
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not provided |
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Average gas consumption
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not provided |
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Average electric consumption
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not provided |
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Overhead
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not provided |
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Common charges
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18 000 HUF/month |
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Heating
|
gas furnace |
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Insulation
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not provided |
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Energy performance certificate
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not provided |
Description
There are apartments that simply cannot be compared to anything else. This is one of them.
Overlooking the iconic Kálvin Square, in a historic building designed by Miklós Ybl, we are offering for sale a truly one-of-a-kind home, completely rebuilt to the highest premium standards.
Real photos. This is a property that truly deserves to be seen in person.
* Corner apartment on Vámház Boulevard with panoramic views of Kálvin Square and the church tower
* Historic residential building designed by Miklós Ybl, featuring its beautiful original spiral staircase
* 79 m² total area
* 2 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms | 2 WCs
* Exceptional ceiling height and bright, airy interiors
* Rare internal light well providing abundant natural daylight
* Four large windows with panoramic city views
* Unique enclosed mezzanine bedroom with a full-height glass wall and blackout curtains for complete privacy
* 210 cm ceiling height on the mezzanine level
* Freestanding bathtub in the upper bedroom, creating a true boutique hotel atmosphere
* Private WC and washbasin on the mezzanine
* Open-plan living room with premium fully equipped kitchen
* Custom-designed built-in furniture
* Exceptional amount of storage space
* 3 Gree air conditioning units
* New triple-glazed wooden windows
* Completely new electrical system with upgraded 3×20A capacity
* Entirely new plumbing, ventilation and heating systems
* Gas boiler with radiator heating
* Individually metered water, electricity and heating
* Second floor (no elevator)
* Central "killswitch" lighting control
* Attic storage space available
* Sole ownership
* Ready for immediate occupancy
* Prime central location
* Metro lines M3 & M4, trams and buses all within walking distance
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Furniture, appliances and interior furnishings are available together with the apartment by agreement, valued at approximately HUF 8 million.
Detailed Description
Every single square centimetre of this apartment has been reimagined and completely rebuilt. Our vision was to create a home unlike almost anything else in Budapest—a property for those who appreciate thoughtful architecture, premium craftsmanship, and homes with genuine character rather than simply market value.
For us, this was never just another renovation project. We wanted to create a home for people who seek originality instead of convention, quality instead of compromise, and living spaces with personality.
My wife was responsible for the interior design and styling, while I managed the entire renovation and project coordination. We collaborated with architects, designers and skilled craftsmen, but every important decision was made personally by us. We spent weeks selecting tiles, colours, lighting, fabrics, handles and decorative elements. Our goal was never speed—it was excellence.
The project proved to be our greatest challenge yet. Within one of Budapest's most remarkable historic buildings, we had the opportunity to create a truly unique home.
The apartment has been completely reconstructed from the ground up. The electrical system was entirely replaced and upgraded to 3×20A capacity, together with all plumbing, heating, ventilation, flooring, windows and virtually every technical component.
For months we worked closely with designers and contractors, personally overseeing every important decision. We refused to compromise, ensuring every detail found its perfect place.
One of the apartment's most distinctive features is its internal light well—a truly rare architectural element. We surrounded it with a natural-inspired green wall, transforming it into both a striking design feature and a naturally illuminated living space. It serves beautifully as a reading corner, home office or meditation area, while remaining one of the home's most memorable highlights.
The paintings shown in the photographs were created by us specifically for this apartment, and much of the furniture has been custom-made. Every detail was carefully designed to ensure the home is functional, elegant and timeless.
The living room forms the heart of the apartment. Nearly 4.5-metre ceilings, four oversized windows, abundant natural light and panoramic views over Kálvin Square and the church tower create an extraordinary atmosphere. Thanks to the modern triple-glazed wooden windows, these views can be enjoyed in complete peace and quiet.
Above the open-plan living area we created a fully enclosed mezzanine bedroom. It was important for us to design a genuine, independent living space rather than a conventional open loft. A spectacular floor-to-ceiling glass wall keeps the room bright and spacious, while sliding blackout curtains provide complete privacy whenever desired.
The upper level also features its own washbasin, separate WC and a freestanding bathtub directly beside the sleeping area. Watching Budapest's lights from here in the evening is a truly unforgettable experience.
The project was ultimately named Project Olive, inspired by the bonsai olive tree that became the focal point of the living space. The apartment's entire colour palette was designed around the soft natural greens and warm off-white tones of the olive tree, creating a harmonious, elegant and timeless interior.