For sale brick apartment
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Condition of the real estate
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in medium condition |
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Year of construction
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before 1950 |
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Conveniences
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with all modern conveniences |
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Floor
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ground floor |
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Building levels
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3 |
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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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no |
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Accessibility
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not provided |
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Bathroom and toilet
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separately |
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Orientation
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southwest |
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View
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panoramic |
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Balcony size
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not provided |
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Garden connection
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not provided |
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Attic
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not attic |
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Parking
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street, public space |
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Condition of the real estate
|
in medium condition |
|
Year of construction
|
before 1950 |
|
Conveniences
|
with all modern conveniences |
|
Floor
|
ground floor |
|
Building levels
|
3 |
|
Lift
|
no |
|
Interior height
|
more than 3 m |
|
Air conditioner
|
no |
|
Accessibility
|
not provided |
|
Bathroom and toilet
|
separately |
|
Orientation
|
southwest |
|
View
|
panoramic |
|
Balcony size
|
not provided |
|
Garden connection
|
not provided |
|
Attic
|
not attic |
|
Parking
|
street, public space |
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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not provided |
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Heating
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gas furnace |
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Insulation
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no |
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Energy performance certificate
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F |
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Average gas consumption
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not provided |
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Average electric consumption
|
not provided |
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Overhead
|
not provided |
|
Common charges
|
not provided |
|
Heating
|
gas furnace |
|
Insulation
|
no |
|
Energy performance certificate
|
F |
Description
A Unique Gem in the Heart of Buda Castle – Historic City Apartment with Unmatched Views at Dísz Square
Some apartments cannot be valued merely by square meters. This property is one of them: every detail reflects the past, of which it is a part. Owning it means purchasing a piece of history.
The apartment is located within the historic environment of the Buda Castle UNESCO World Heritage Site, at Dísz Square, in a building representing a unique architectural heritage.
We offer for sale a special 135 m² gross apartment, whose walls preserve centuries of architectural legacy. This opportunity is for those who truly understand what a property in Buda Castle represents:
• a historic setting,
• a unique atmosphere,
• timeless prestige,
• and a value that cannot be replicated by new developments.
A Building That Is History Itself
This is not just a residential building in a historic environment. A house stood here since medieval times, with some of its remains incorporated into later constructions. The building’s current early classical appearance dates back to 1815, when it was rebuilt for its then owner, Katalin Vörösné Hiemer.
The house’s character is defined by its classical facade, bas-reliefs depicting mythological scenes above the windows, historic architectural details, and exquisite wrought iron elements. The layering of medieval origins, subsequent construction phases, and 19th-century classical style gives the building a special historical depth.
The building was severely damaged during World War II, with part of the main facade collapsing. It was rebuilt in 1947, and further restoration and modernization took place during the 1950s. The building’s story includes both destruction and rebirth.
In the inner courtyard, visitors are welcomed by another unique feature: the sculpture "Lady with Necklace" by János Kurta Andrássy, installed in 1958. This artwork is not just decoration but part of the building’s own history.
Panoramic Views That Remind You Daily of the Location’s Uniqueness
One of the apartment’s greatest assets is its location and orientation. Thanks to its southeast and southwest exposures, the different rooms offer varied moods and views.
From the windows, you can see Tóth Árpád Promenade and the Buda Hills. From the panoramic half-floor height, the historic surroundings and the green Buda landscape form a unique harmony. On the other side, a tree-lined inner courtyard provides a more intimate, peaceful atmosphere.
In Buda Castle, location alone is valuable, but here the views, historic building, and proximity to Dísz Square together create an experience difficult to match by other properties.
Generous Spaces, Classic Layout Possibilities
The apartment’s gross floor area is 135 m². The official registry states 95 m², and including the maid’s room, the usable area is approximately 100 m². The difference between registered and actual used space should naturally be clarified with an accurate survey and documentation before purchase.
The current layout reflects the world of classic bourgeois apartments. It includes two rooms, a spacious dining area, kitchen, entrance hall, separate toilet, bathroom, pantry, and maid’s room. The arrangement allows the new owner to reimagine the interior spaces according to personal vision while preserving the building’s historic character.
The apartment is in moderate condition, offering the future owner a significant opportunity for a tailored renovation. With a thoughtful concept, a unique home or a distinctive investment property can be created where historic qualities and modern usability enhance each other.
Technical Details and Additional Benefits
According to the seller, the gas pipes in the apartment and building were replaced recently, last year. The kitchen is modern, and one circuit of the electrical network has also been renewed. The thick walls and historic structure create a unique indoor climate, though actual energy consumption depends on technical condition, heating system, and usage.
The property includes a separate storage space. The common costs cover building lighting, cleaning, waste collection, and the renovation fund.
Who Is This Opportunity For?
This property is not intended for those who choose apartments solely based on price per square meter or immediate move-in condition.
It is rather for those who recognize the significance of a historic location, appreciate heritage architecture, and welcome the challenge of renewing such a special property. For investors and discerning private owners seeking not a cookie-cutter solution but something irreplaceable: a property whose story began long before they became its owners.
Dísz Square represents the historic heritage of Buda Castle, the values of classical architecture, and the opportunity of a customizable apartment with significant potential.
A piece of history in Buda Castle. A unique address. A value whose story began centuries ago – and whose next chapter the new owner will write.