A 100 m2 apartment is for sale on the 2nd floor, just near Mikszáth Kálmán Square (Palotanegyed). The apartment features an elevator, is bright, faces southeast, is quiet, has two rooms (living room + 1 bedroom), is fully equipped with modern amenities, and is in need of renovation!

István Báthory and Pál Klenovits were commissioned to design this 5-story residential building in 1880.

Due to its downtown location, it is particularly well-suited for both short-term rentals (Airbnb is not prohibited in the building; operations can begin immediately) and long-term rentals.

The apartment consists of 1 bedroom, a living room, a balcony (4 m2), a kitchen, a pantry, and a bathroom with a toilet. The apartment’s windows face Szentkirályi Street (3 windows), the inner courtyard (1 window), and Baross Street (2 windows); it is very quiet and, thanks to its second-floor location, sunny and bright.

The ceiling height is 4 meters, suitable for a loft conversion, so the apartment can be completely remodeled. Heating is provided by Héra gas stoves, and hot water is supplied by a gas boiler. All utilities have individual meters.

The building is in excellent condition; both the facade and the interior are well-maintained and clean.

Parking is available for rent in nearby office buildings and underground garages. The monthly maintenance fee is 30,000 HUF, which includes both cleaning and garbage collection fees.

The property is held in sole ownership (1/1), is free of litigation, encumbrances, and claims, and is available for immediate possession.

The legendary Melinda Kistétényi (1926–1999), a renowned pianist and organist, composer, conductor, translator, and a groundbreaking professor at the Liszt Academy, lived and worked in the house at 28 Baross Street in Budapest’s 8th district.