229,000,000 Ft
610,000 €
- 89m²
- 3 Rooms
- 3rd floor
A representative city residence on Andrássy Avenue’s historic palace row
Welcome to a place where proportions, refined details and a historic setting create a sense of confidence – for decision-making, relaxation and presence. Welcome home.
SHORT SUMMARY
Located in Budapest’s 6th district, on the diplomatic section of Andrássy Avenue, this bright and spacious, fully renovated apartment is situated on the 3rd floor of a four-storey, renovated historic building with elevator access.
The property features south-west orientation, a net internal area of 88.96 sqm (85 sqm according to the title deed), three rooms and two bathrooms.
The apartment is equipped with a gas-fired central heating system, combining radiator heat emission, wall heating along the external façade walls, and temperature-controlled underfloor heating beneath tiled surfaces, providing balanced and efficient thermal comfort.
LOCATION
Andrássy Avenue did not come into existence by chance.
In the late 19th century, Budapest made a deliberate urban planning decision to create a grand boulevard connecting the city centre with City Park, while expressing the capital’s cultural ambition and European stature. From the outset, this avenue was designed for the bourgeois elite, the arts and diplomacy – a place of arrival, presence and status.
Its uniqueness goes beyond what is immediately visible.
During the construction of the Millennium Underground Railway – the first underground line on the European continent – much of the excavated soil was reused locally, filling surrounding plots and villa gardens. These historic landfills shaped the subtle changes in ground levels, raised entrances and elevated plinths that still characterise the avenue today. The city quite literally shaped this environment from its own material.
This heritage is still clearly perceptible.
The atmosphere is refined and composed, the scale deliberately generous, the rhythm calm and predictable. The cadence of the façades, the disciplined curve of the double tree line and the generous width of the avenue together create a timeless urban experience unmatched elsewhere in Budapest.
Within a few minutes’ walk are the Hungarian State Opera House, the Budapest Operetta Theatre, as well as numerous theatres, concert halls and exhibition spaces. Cultural life here is not an occasional event, but a natural part of everyday living. Galleries, classic cafés and elegant restaurants form a distinctive environment where daytime city life and evening cultural programmes blend seamlessly.
On an urban level, proximity to Oktogon is of strategic importance.
As one of Budapest’s key transport hubs, it connects the M1 metro line, the Grand Boulevard tram network and several bus routes, offering fast and logical access to the city centre, business districts and other parts of Pest.
City Park adds an additional dimension to the location.
More than a green space, it is a cohesive cultural and recreational area with museums, promenades, sports facilities and a large lake, suitable for boating in summer and ice skating in winter. It is rare to find such a significant natural and cultural setting within minutes of a diplomatic and artistic centre.
Andrássy Avenue’s UNESCO World Heritage status ensures long-term protection and value stability. The consistent streetscape, architectural quality and overall environment have attracted diplomats, international executives and conscious investors for decades.
This location represents more than convenience.
It is an urban position where history, culture and prestige reinforce one another.
THE BUILDING
Among the palaces lining Andrássy Avenue, this building stands out for its clarity of architectural intent.
Constructed between 1883 and 1884 in French Neo-Renaissance style, the building was designed by Gyula Bukovics. At the time, this architectural language expressed urban status, civic stability and an international outlook.
The façade is well-proportioned and disciplined, rich in detail yet restrained in overall appearance. Spatial organisation and material use follow a conscious, enduring logic that remains relevant today from both functional and market perspectives – a quality that consistently retains value.
The inner courtyard and stairwell provide a calm and dignified arrival experience.
The building operates in a transparent, well-maintained manner, with balanced common areas that convey a sense of comfort from the first moment. This is particularly important for those planning long-term or operating within an international environment.
A comprehensive renovation was completed in 2023.
During the renewal of the common areas, building systems and elevator, the guiding principle was to preserve the original architectural character while aligning the building with contemporary expectations. The result is a well-maintained, reliable and smoothly operating residential building.
The apartment is located on the 3rd floor of this four-storey building with elevator access, offering a balanced position: sufficiently removed from street activity while maintaining a direct connection to the urban presence of Andrássy Avenue. The resident community is generally discerning and internationally minded, further enhancing the building’s overall value.
This building clearly elevates the standing of the properties within it.
A stable foundation for those seeking prestige, security, transparency – or simply a well-considered decision.
THE APARTMENT – LAYOUT, ATMOSPHERE, FUNCTIONALITY
Upon entering, a well-organised circulation space guides movement through the apartment.
All rooms open independently from this central axis, allowing functions to remain clearly separated while forming a coherent whole. The layout supports calm, logical everyday use without compromise.
At the heart of the apartment lies the relationship between the living area and the kitchen.
The kitchen has a distinct character while maintaining a natural connection to the dining and living spaces. It works equally well for daily routines and for hosting guests, balancing sociability with functionality.
The living room is defined by bright, well-balanced proportions.
It is easy to furnish, remains open and airy, and supports both relaxation and presence without effort.
A consciously separated private zone provides intimacy.
The main bedroom is connected to a walk-in wardrobe and direct bathroom access, clearly defining the area dedicated to retreat. In an urban context, this protected and quiet zone is a particularly valuable feature.
Additional rooms offer flexible use.
They are well suited as a home office, guest room, children’s room or as part of a long-term rental strategy. Their positioning ensures they do not interfere with the main living space, instead expanding the apartment’s range of possibilities.
Two bathrooms of different character serve everyday needs.
One features a bathtub, the other a walk-in shower, complemented by a separate guest toilet. This configuration functions comfortably for multiple occupants, visitors or an active city lifestyle. The materials and lighting visible in the photos create a refined yet understated aesthetic.
Thermal comfort is ensured by a sophisticated technical system.
Multiple heating methods provide even warmth throughout the apartment, while the ducted air-conditioning system operates discreetly and efficiently. All technical elements are integrated without disrupting the living environment.
Interior design details create a distinctive yet timeless atmosphere.
Wood finishes, textured surfaces, subtle classical references and layered ambient lighting define the apartment’s tone. The space is easy to personalise and adapt to individual taste.
Overall, the apartment presents itself as a consciously designed urban residence.
Its layout, atmosphere and quality support long-term use – whether as a primary home, a city base or a strategic investment.
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ADDITIONAL SERVICES
We provide complimentary, bank-independent mortgage advisory services to support our buyer clients in selecting the most advantageous financing solutions.
Optional additional services – including legal support, energy performance certification and electrical safety inspection – ensure full professional assistance throughout every stage of the transaction.
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The information contained in this listing is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to make errors and change prices. No liability is accepted for typographical or technical inaccuracies.
SHORT SUMMARY
Located in Budapest’s 6th district, on the diplomatic section of Andrássy Avenue, this bright and spacious, fully renovated apartment is situated on the 3rd floor of a four-storey, renovated historic building with elevator access.
The property features south-west orientation, a net internal area of 88.96 sqm (85 sqm according to the title deed), three rooms and two bathrooms.
The apartment is equipped with a gas-fired central heating system, combining radiator heat emission, wall heating along the external façade walls, and temperature-controlled underfloor heating beneath tiled surfaces, providing balanced and efficient thermal comfort.
LOCATION
Andrássy Avenue did not come into existence by chance.
In the late 19th century, Budapest made a deliberate urban planning decision to create a grand boulevard connecting the city centre with City Park, while expressing the capital’s cultural ambition and European stature. From the outset, this avenue was designed for the bourgeois elite, the arts and diplomacy – a place of arrival, presence and status.
Its uniqueness goes beyond what is immediately visible.
During the construction of the Millennium Underground Railway – the first underground line on the European continent – much of the excavated soil was reused locally, filling surrounding plots and villa gardens. These historic landfills shaped the subtle changes in ground levels, raised entrances and elevated plinths that still characterise the avenue today. The city quite literally shaped this environment from its own material.
This heritage is still clearly perceptible.
The atmosphere is refined and composed, the scale deliberately generous, the rhythm calm and predictable. The cadence of the façades, the disciplined curve of the double tree line and the generous width of the avenue together create a timeless urban experience unmatched elsewhere in Budapest.
Within a few minutes’ walk are the Hungarian State Opera House, the Budapest Operetta Theatre, as well as numerous theatres, concert halls and exhibition spaces. Cultural life here is not an occasional event, but a natural part of everyday living. Galleries, classic cafés and elegant restaurants form a distinctive environment where daytime city life and evening cultural programmes blend seamlessly.
On an urban level, proximity to Oktogon is of strategic importance.
As one of Budapest’s key transport hubs, it connects the M1 metro line, the Grand Boulevard tram network and several bus routes, offering fast and logical access to the city centre, business districts and other parts of Pest.
City Park adds an additional dimension to the location.
More than a green space, it is a cohesive cultural and recreational area with museums, promenades, sports facilities and a large lake, suitable for boating in summer and ice skating in winter. It is rare to find such a significant natural and cultural setting within minutes of a diplomatic and artistic centre.
Andrássy Avenue’s UNESCO World Heritage status ensures long-term protection and value stability. The consistent streetscape, architectural quality and overall environment have attracted diplomats, international executives and conscious investors for decades.
This location represents more than convenience.
It is an urban position where history, culture and prestige reinforce one another.
THE BUILDING
Among the palaces lining Andrássy Avenue, this building stands out for its clarity of architectural intent.
Constructed between 1883 and 1884 in French Neo-Renaissance style, the building was designed by Gyula Bukovics. At the time, this architectural language expressed urban status, civic stability and an international outlook.
The façade is well-proportioned and disciplined, rich in detail yet restrained in overall appearance. Spatial organisation and material use follow a conscious, enduring logic that remains relevant today from both functional and market perspectives – a quality that consistently retains value.
The inner courtyard and stairwell provide a calm and dignified arrival experience.
The building operates in a transparent, well-maintained manner, with balanced common areas that convey a sense of comfort from the first moment. This is particularly important for those planning long-term or operating within an international environment.
A comprehensive renovation was completed in 2023.
During the renewal of the common areas, building systems and elevator, the guiding principle was to preserve the original architectural character while aligning the building with contemporary expectations. The result is a well-maintained, reliable and smoothly operating residential building.
The apartment is located on the 3rd floor of this four-storey building with elevator access, offering a balanced position: sufficiently removed from street activity while maintaining a direct connection to the urban presence of Andrássy Avenue. The resident community is generally discerning and internationally minded, further enhancing the building’s overall value.
This building clearly elevates the standing of the properties within it.
A stable foundation for those seeking prestige, security, transparency – or simply a well-considered decision.
THE APARTMENT – LAYOUT, ATMOSPHERE, FUNCTIONALITY
Upon entering, a well-organised circulation space guides movement through the apartment.
All rooms open independently from this central axis, allowing functions to remain clearly separated while forming a coherent whole. The layout supports calm, logical everyday use without compromise.
At the heart of the apartment lies the relationship between the living area and the kitchen.
The kitchen has a distinct character while maintaining a natural connection to the dining and living spaces. It works equally well for daily routines and for hosting guests, balancing sociability with functionality.
The living room is defined by bright, well-balanced proportions.
It is easy to furnish, remains open and airy, and supports both relaxation and presence without effort.
A consciously separated private zone provides intimacy.
The main bedroom is connected to a walk-in wardrobe and direct bathroom access, clearly defining the area dedicated to retreat. In an urban context, this protected and quiet zone is a particularly valuable feature.
Additional rooms offer flexible use.
They are well suited as a home office, guest room, children’s room or as part of a long-term rental strategy. Their positioning ensures they do not interfere with the main living space, instead expanding the apartment’s range of possibilities.
Two bathrooms of different character serve everyday needs.
One features a bathtub, the other a walk-in shower, complemented by a separate guest toilet. This configuration functions comfortably for multiple occupants, visitors or an active city lifestyle. The materials and lighting visible in the photos create a refined yet understated aesthetic.
Thermal comfort is ensured by a sophisticated technical system.
Multiple heating methods provide even warmth throughout the apartment, while the ducted air-conditioning system operates discreetly and efficiently. All technical elements are integrated without disrupting the living environment.
Interior design details create a distinctive yet timeless atmosphere.
Wood finishes, textured surfaces, subtle classical references and layered ambient lighting define the apartment’s tone. The space is easy to personalise and adapt to individual taste.
Overall, the apartment presents itself as a consciously designed urban residence.
Its layout, atmosphere and quality support long-term use – whether as a primary home, a city base or a strategic investment.
------------------------------------------
ADDITIONAL SERVICES
We provide complimentary, bank-independent mortgage advisory services to support our buyer clients in selecting the most advantageous financing solutions.
Optional additional services – including legal support, energy performance certification and electrical safety inspection – ensure full professional assistance throughout every stage of the transaction.
------------------------------------------
The information contained in this listing is for informational purposes only. We reserve the right to make errors and change prices. No liability is accepted for typographical or technical inaccuracies.
Registration Number
H513808
Property Details
Sales
for sale
Legal Status
used
Character
apartment
Construction Method
brick
Net Size
89 m²
Gross Size
89 m²
Heating
gas boiler
Ceiling Height
350 cm
Number of Levels Within the Property
1
Orientation
North-West
Staircase Type
suspended corridor
Condition
Excellent
Condition of Facade
Excellent
Condition of Staircase
Excellent
Basement
Shared
Neighborhood
good transport, central
Year of Construction
1883
Number of Bathrooms
2
Position
street-facing
Common Costs
20230
Water
Available
Gas
Available
Electricity
Available
Sewer
Available
Elevator
available
Storage
Independent
Rooms
room
9.833 m²
kitchen
13.79 m²
living room
26.43 m²
bedroom
12.9 m²
wardrobe
4.04 m²
bathroom
4.7 m²
shower
3.7 m²
toilet-washbasin
1.15 m²
corridor
11.36 m²
Tóth Róbert
Credit Expert