In one of the most sought-after neighborhoods of Budapest, in the prestigious 2nd district, on Frankel Leó Street, is this spacious and beautifully renovated 129 square meter bourgeois apartment, available for long-term rent.

If you are interested, please dial the number given for the quarter. Thank you.

The apartment is located on the second floor of a well-maintained, classical-style residential building.
It has four rooms and is furnished in a timeless, elegant style that combines the charm of a traditional bourgeois home with modern comfort.
The high ceilings, bright interiors and carefully selected furniture create a sophisticated yet welcoming atmosphere throughout the apartment.

The apartment is renovated and fully equipped.
The kitchen has brand new appliances, such as a refrigerator, dishwasher and stove, so it is ready to move into immediately.
The bedroom is equipped with air conditioning, ensuring comfort during the summer months.

The property also has a balcony, which provides a pleasant outdoor space for relaxation.
The windows overlook the quiet inner courtyard on one side and Frankel Leó Street on the other, creating a perfect balance between a relaxed lifestyle and the vibrant atmosphere of city life.
Thanks to the large windows and favorable layout, the apartment is bathed in abundant natural light all day long.
Utility costs are transparent and based on actual consumption; water, electricity and gas consumption are billed based on the reading of individual meters.
One of the biggest advantages of the apartment is its exceptional location.
The Danube bank, Margaret Bridge, numerous cafes, restaurants, shops and everyday services are all within walking distance.
The Mammut shopping center, Széll Kálmán Square and the prestigious Rózsadomb area are also easily accessible.
Public transportation is excellent: tram lines 4 and 6, several bus lines and the HÉV are just a short walk away, ensuring quick and convenient access to all parts of Budapest.

A two-month deposit, payment of the current month's rent and common expenses, and a notarized contract are required for renting.