3 szobák lakás az 84 m² az Budapest Budapest szobájában

Bath, Garden flat, Shower LUXURY apartman on Múzeum körút is looking for a new tenant. EXCLUSIVE, FULLY FURNISHED APARTMENT with its own atrium: in the most beautiful part of the Budapest Palace District*. The property is renovated and has an area of 84 m2. It is fully furnished and has a private outdoor atrium of 14 m2. The completely quiet, ground floor apartment is located on the corner of the inner courtyard of the representative house. The view opens to an intimate inner courtyard decorated with an old fountain and an old tree. The interior glass doors of the apartment open onto a 14-square-meter, Mediterranean-style private outdoor atrium. The 84 sqm living area is divided into a living-dining room, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an elegant large hallway. Stylish sliding doors separate the dining area from the fully equipped luxury kitchen. The two bedrooms (the smaller bedroom can be converted into a study or gym) have their own bathrooms - the bathroom next to the main bedroom has a bathtub and the bathroom next to the small bedroom has a shower. Elegant scenery highlights the 4.70 m high vaulted ceiling, (electric) fireplaces illuminate the living and dining rooms, stucco columns separate the entrance from the generous hallway with hidden cabinets... These and many other exclusive details were carefully implemented during the reconstruction of this spacious apartment. The quality of the materials includes bleached oak parquet, marble-like ceramic tiles in the bathrooms, classic wooden doors and elegant lighting. A calm, continuous color scheme runs through the entire apartment - with walls painted in light gray - which highlights the white stucco decoration and sophisticated furniture. The new high-speed cable system provides the highest quality Wifi and TV connection. For protection, the apartment is equipped with a 5-point closing front door, drill protection and a safety audio door opener. The building is a 3-storey bourgeois house, built in 1870 according to the plans of architect Ferenc Dötzer, with generous apartments surrounded by two inner courtyards for the wealthy upper-middle class. Its proportions and facades were adapted to the splendid buildings of the neighbouring buildings, such as the neoclassical Hungarian National Museum and the Faculty of Arts of the Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest. *Palace District: Between 1860 and the outbreak of World War I, members of the aristocratic and merchant elite of the dual monarchy, many of whom were members of parliament, built about 36 city palaces in this area. Its architecture evokes the architecture of the Franz Joseph era in Vienna, which lasted from the 1840s to 1920. The Palace District is also home to important educational and cultural institutions. The apartment is a 5-minute walk from the central metro stations Astoria and Kálvin tér. Astoria, Kálvin Square Tram route 47 and 49, Bus route 7, Metro Line M3 (Blue), Metro Line M2 (Red), Metro Line M4 (Green)