Kertész Street

This gorgeous, recently renovated apartment is situated on the 2nd floor of a classical, turn-of-the-century building. The apartment is incredibly bright, spacious and comfortable.

The property is located in Kertész street, a very short walk from the iconic Liszt Ferenc Square and Music Academy, in a super central location only moments from Budapest's best cafes, restaurants, shops, and convenient transportation.

Spreading over 155 square meters, the flat features a large entry hall (with a piano!) and a utility room, a big, spacious kitchen with a dining area to entertain. The living room is nicely sized and sunlit, furthermore there are two bedrooms, both with their own private, en-suite bathrooms. There is also a study, which can be turned into a third bedroom, and finally, a sit-out balcony completes the picture of the perfect layout.

The apartment design was a collaboration between L.V. Rowe in California (architect) and Eszter Bertoty in Budapest (interior designer), featuring classical Art Nouveau beauty and state-of-the-art- mechanical functions, kitchen and bathrooms in a way that complements the original style. The building was built in 1912 by Budapest architect Gyula Fodor. The apartment was recently featured in one of Budapest's leading design magazines.

The property was renovated with the greatest care and with incredible attention to detail from the custom-made, built-in wardrobes and kitchen to the lovely balcony, spacious bathrooms, hand-picked art and posters, and the fantastic living room.

All of the windows were renovated and renewed, and all of the glass is new. The windows facing the street are new and have triple glazing for excellent insulation (the living room, the master bedroom, and the office). The windows in the master bedroom have special sound insulation glass to preserve the peace of the owner. The interior window frames have special energy insulation around the edges.

All heating, plumbing, electrical, gas lines were replaced during the renovation, the bathrooms have circulating floor heating. This apartment can make you forget the business of the buzzing capital like you are really at home in the center of town.

The price includes the built-in furniture and the kitchen. The movable furniture is personally hand-picked and can be purchased in a separate agreement.

District 7. - Erzsébetváros

The area was named after Queen Elizabeth, the wife of Emperor Joseph I. Here you will find the Dohány Street Synagogue, the second-largest in the world. The restaurants and cafes of Gozsdu Court, which is lined by Király Street and Dob Street, await those who wish to refresh themselves. The plays of the Madách Theatre and the Hungarian Theatre of Pest await the culture lovers.

The closest shopping malls are the Arena Plaza next to the Eastern Railway Station and Europeum next to Blaha Lujza Square. On the Erzsébet Boulevard section of the Grand Boulevard (Nagykörút), tram line 4-6 runs through Astoria, parallel to Rákóczi Road, and the M2 metro line runs along the edge of the district. Due to the proximity of Deák Square and the Eastern Railway Station, the M3 and M4 lines are easily accessible.

Students may prefer the area due to the proximity of ELTE Faculty of Education and Psychology, Budapest Metropolitan University, the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church or the University of Veterinary Medicine. Inside the district, Klauzál Square provides green space for nature lovers, while on its outer border begins City Park, one of the capital's largest parks, where numerous museums and the Zoo provide regeneration opportunities for residents of the area.