Horvátzsidány

The house is located in a wonderful natural environment. If you want to slow down and to enjoy silence, this small part of Earth is perfect for you. There are a lot of special things belong to the house and the garden, which create special vibes of the property, such as a wood-fired brick oven, two free-standing tiled stoves, a drilled well, a covered terrace, a garden pavilion, a huge magnolia tree, pine trees, and even a pool!

Horvátzsidány is a small village next to the Austrian border, with 831 residents.
The brick house built after the II. world war, and then served the needs of the village people at the time: it use to have barn, stover storage and hen cage, which is still remains in the garden, but the others have been transformed to its present form, and finally three apartments. They have three own entrances, but two of them are connected and separated inside by a door. The third apartment is a studio apartment at the end of the building, so it can be used either as a two-generation family home or as a guest house.

The property needs some renovation, the walls are not dry completely. Fortunately, there are long-lasting, effective solutions to solve this problem.
The walls are wide (60 cm), which ensures that the internal temperature stays cooler in summer, and does not let the heat escape easily in winter. The house is isolated around the walls, and even a part of the roof.
Heating: a gas boiler provides the heating through radiators, but there is one more option for heating: there are two beatiful free-standing tiled stoves in the first two apartments.

Water obtained from a drilled well ensures irrigation, and in addition to tap water, there is also a possibility of taking crystal clear spring water nearby in the neighboring settlement, Kiszsidány, where the insiders go to fill their jugs.