In the II. district of Budapest, on the border of Adyliget and Máriaremete a minimalist modern detached house with uninterrupted panorama and generous living spaces is available for sale.
In a quiet street of Adyliget, in a 690 sqm panoramic, horizontal garden, a minimalist modern villa with a total of 368 sqm living area, a living room plus 3-4 bedrooms and a 4-car garage was built 10 years ago with the highest quality materials, ceiling and wall heating, huge aluminium windows, indoor and outdoor jacuzzi, large sauna with relaxation area, plenty of storage and walk-in closets.
Upon entering the main level (100 sqm), we can enjoy the stunning panoramic views from every point of the interconnected living-dining-cooking area, while walking directly out into the beautifully manicured green garden, being all on one level. Huge glass surfaces ensure uninterrupted views from the living and dining areas. In addition to the 60 sqm living room - dining room - kitchen, there is a study (can be converted into a bedroom if needed), a guest toilet, a laundry room and a shower. From the kitchen island you can enjoy the panorama while cooking or watch the children in the garden.
On the first floor there are three bedrooms (24 sqm; 13 sqm; 12 sqm), two bathrooms and plenty of closet space. From each of the bedrooms and bathrooms you can enjoy astonishing panoramic views.
On the entrance level, the various storage areas (4 parking spaces in the garage, 3 storage rooms) make it easy to store all the items needed for the daily life of a family, travel, sports, etc.
Above this, a representative entrance leads up to the recreation level, where you will find a sauna, jacuzzi and solarium, as well as the boiler rooms.
Wall and ceiling heating and cooling provide comfort throughout the year, with the help of a Viessmann gas boiler. The ventilation system and water treatment system are also located in this room. From this level there is a comfortable staircase to the living room and the garden level.
The building was finished in 2013 and was featured in the architectural magazine "Szép Házak" (Beautiful Homes).

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