Budapest IX. kerület, Mester utca 77. For sale sliding shuttered

A spacious, very bright, 68 m² apartment with 2.5 rooms is for sale on the 6th floor of a sliding-formwork building on Mester Street. It would make an excellent home for young couples, single parents, or single individuals.
As it is located just three stops from Nagyvárad Square, it is a perfect option for medical students studying at SOTE or doctors working there.
The apartment is also a great choice for students or staff at the University of Public Service.

About the apartment:
The apartment features three rooms, a bathroom with a bathtub, a separate toilet, and an 8 m² balcony. It also comes with a private 4 m² storage unit in the basement.
Upon entering, you are greeted by a spacious, bright kitchen. This immediately establishes the impression of a home defined by light, airy, and comfortable open spaces.
The entryway offers space to leave coats and outdoor shoes, and effectively serves as a central hub from which every part of the apartment is accessible. On one side of the kitchen lies the large bedroom, which comfortably accommodates a 160x200 cm bed and even a large wardrobe.
On the other side of the kitchen is the smaller bedroom; this room could easily serve other purposes, such as a home office, children's playroom, or walk-in closet.
The 25 m² living room is the heart of social life—a perfect spot for conversation, watching TV, or playing board games. A section of this room has been partitioned off to create a dedicated dining area.
Connected to this room is the balcony—featuring newly laid tiling—where residents can enjoy a glass of fine wine while admiring the sunset or the stunning evening illumination of the surrounding modern buildings.
The bathroom and toilet open off the hallway.
The apartment's three rooms feature laminate flooring, while the other areas have recently been fitted with new floor tiles. The apartment is equipped with air conditioning to ensure comfort even on hot summer days.

The property has a western exposure and large windows, making it bright.
All windows feature uPVC frames and roller shutters; some are also fitted with insect screens.
The apartment faces the Danube rather than Mester Street. It offers a cityscape view, including the National Theatre and MÜPA (Palace of Arts) on the riverbank, as well as the MOL Tower; Gellért Hill and the Liberty Statue are also visible from here.

About the building:
The property is located on the 6th floor of a nine-story apartment building constructed using the sliding-formwork method.
The residents' association continuously upgrades the property; notably, they have switched from individual heating units to a modern central heating system. Consequently, the monthly common charge of 35,000 HUF covers heating and a hot water allowance, in addition to standard services such as cleaning of common areas, lighting, waste collection, and the renovation fund.
The building's entrance door and basement windows have also recently been replaced.
The residents are cooperative and helpful.

About the location:
The building is situated next to Haller Park. The local infrastructure is developing rapidly; new residential buildings, office complexes, and shops are springing up all around. The apartment is close to both Rákóczi Bridge and Petőfi Bridge, facilitating easy travel to the Buda side of the city. Könyves Kálmán Boulevard offers a route heading east, while Üllői Road provides access to the city center or a way to leave the city in a southerly direction.

Parking:
The apartment owner can park on the street. An annual parking permit for one car per apartment can be purchased for a fee of 20,000 HUF.

Transport:
Tram line 51, which runs near the apartment, provides quick access to Nagyvárad Square or Keleti Railway Station, both of which offer metro connections. The Grand Boulevard (Nagykörút) is a 10-minute walk away; from there, tram lines 4 and 6—along with connecting metro lines—provide access to virtually every corner of Budapest.

Leisure activities:
As the property is located in the heart of Budapest with excellent transport links, all the entertainment and leisure activities the capital offers are easily accessible—whether it’s visiting museums, cinemas, theaters, or thermal baths, shopping at malls, or going for an excursion in the Buda Hills.

Sports opportunities:
Similarly, all of Budapest’s sports centers, swimming pools, and green areas are quick and easy to reach. The Nehru Embankment (along the Danube next to the Bálna building) and the Gizella Promenade are the closest options for those wishing to run, jog, roller-skate, skateboard, cycle, or play soccer in a beautiful setting.

Infrastructure:
Thanks to the excellent location and transport connections, shopping facilities are easily accessible. Lurdy Ház, Corvin Shopping Center, Praktiker, OBI, and Tesco are all accessible within 5–10 minutes.
A doctor's surgery, pharmacy, primary school, secondary school, and higher education institution are located nearby.
Those looking for fresh vegetables, fruit, and meat can choose from a wide selection at the Rákóczi Square Market Hall, just 15 minutes away.

The apartment offers excellent value for money in the current market.
Price: 89,950,000 HUF

Furnishings:
The fitted kitchen and its appliances are included in the purchase price. Other furniture, furnishings, and decorative items are NOT included in the price but may be purchased separately if desired.

Financing options:
If you are considering bank financing, our independent loan advisor can help you find the best, personalized loan package free of charge.

Sustainability:
The property has low maintenance costs and is free of any legal disputes, liens, or encumbrances.

It is available for move-in after an agreed-upon timeframe following the purchase. The seller is open to a lease-back arrangement at an appropriate rental rate.
If this property has caught your interest, come and see it for yourself—it is even more beautiful in person than in the photos!

The apartment is even more stunning in reality than in the pictures; don't hesitate to call me—even on weekends