Erzsébet krt

In the 7th district of Budapest, on Erzsébet körút, an interior two-story apartment built a few years ago with a single-level construction is for sale!

The property is officially 179 sqm, but in reality it is 212 sqm!

On the lower floor, hall/reception, separate kitchen-dining room, pantry, toilet, spacious room/living room (can be converted into two rooms). The room has a balcony.

There are currently 5 rooms, two bathrooms and a terrace on the upper floor. This terrace is intimate and private.

The apartment has many possibilities. In its current condition, it is ideal for a family, a business or even for renting.

But it can also be turned into a Hostel, with 4 small apartments and 1 large 3-room apartment.

It also has other options, worth checking out!

The house is beautiful, with an elevator!

Please call for more information!

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.