I am offering for sale a 3.5-bedroom, three-story apartment on the 4th floor in the Palotanegyed (Budapest’s 8th district), located in a well-maintained condominium building with an elevator.
The apartment is well-separated within the building and faces the street, yet remains extremely quiet thanks to its double-paned windows.
Despite being in the heart of the capital, stepping inside feels like entering a single-family home. The living room is on the lower level, while the middle level features a kitchen with a dining area, two spacious bedrooms, and a bathroom with a bathtub. Another staircase leads to the third floor, which is a quiet, secluded nook, suitable as a children’s room, a home office, or a storage space. The Buda Hills are clearly visible from its windows, and from here you can also admire the August fireworks.

Originally built in 1873–1874 in a historicist style, the building gained a fourth floor with the conversion of the attic in 2002, at which time an elevator was also installed in the apartment building. It may seem hard to believe today, but Budapest’s first standard-gauge tram line ran right in front of the building.

The apartment is ideal for personal use, for families, or for renting out, as it has an excellent location—it’s about a 3-minute walk from Harminckettesek Square (daytime service: M2 subway, 4/6 tram, 223E, 6 buses, 83 trolleybus; nighttime service: 914, 914A, 923, 924, 950, 979, 979A buses) and a 5-minute walk from Kálvin Square (daytime services: M2, M4 metro, 47, 48, 49 trams, 9, 15, 100E, 223E, 49 buses, 72, 83 trolleybuses, night services: 909, 909A, 914, 914A, 934, 950, 950A, 979, 979A buses), as well as shops, restaurants, cafes, pastry shops, services, shopping centers, universities (SOTE, ELTE), the Budapest Szabó Ervin Library, Mikszáth Square, museums, as well as cultural and entertainment options can be found nearby, making it an attractive destination for young people, students, and tourists.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity — for more information feel free to call!

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