Báthory Street (at Liberty Square)

This rare to-the-market, large two-bedroom (all
ensuites) apartment boasts a perfect location in the city centre and has a generous-sized balcony surrounding the apartment. It is located between Szabadság tér and Kossuth Lajos tér, offering excellent transport links around Budapest.

The 141 m² spacious apartment is set in a historic art nouveau building reminiscing on Budapest as the
architectural epicentre of Europe. The internationally led design team realized an eclectic style giving the utmost attention to detail and using unique and high-quality interior design elements brought together from all over the world.

High quality materials include:

Restored wooden windows with soundproof glass in the whole flat

Hundreds of metres of high class stucco elements by a local Hungarian company

Ceramic tiles from the Spanish company Porcelanosa
among others extra large tiles with dimensions of 250x120 cm - professional installation with mitre cuts at specific points

Italian hardwood parquett - handmade

Design toilets from the French company trone - produced in Europe

Freestanding bathtub

Granite kitchen counter top giving the kitchen finishes an extraordinary aestethics

360-degree modular couch imported from the Netherlands

Customized designer beds and cupboards with high-quality finishes - locally produced

German Bosch kitchen appliances

Eden-Rock dining table with a marble top resulted from a collaboration between the designer Sacha Lakic and Roche Bobois

Design wall elements - among others lit through Onyx and granite

Air conditioning in every room

Entrance hall: 25,0 m²
Corridor: 3,0 m²
Central toilet: 2,4 m²
Bedroom 01: 30,0 m²
Bathroom 01: 6,6 m²
Bedroom 02 incl. bathroom 02: 21,0 m²
Living room: 53,0 m²
TOTAL: 141,0 m²

District 5. - Downtown, Lipótváros

District V. is located in the heart of Budapest. It's a government and business area with many popular office buildings. In this part of the town Deák Ferenc Square can be found, which is the largest public transport hub of the city, where three metro lines meet (M1, M2, M3). Rising above the buildings, the Budapest Eye ferris wheel overlooks the city, including some of the most famous attractions of the area, such as the Parliament and St. Stephen's Basilica.

Students prefer the neighbourhood due to the proximity of ELTE Faculty of Law (ÁJK), ELTE Faculty of Humanities (BTK) and Budapest Business School (BGE). Váci Street and Vörösmarty Square with its crowded restaurants and elegant shops are a popular destination for tourists. As you take tram 2 or walk along the Danube that borders the district, four bridges cross the river: Liberty Bridge, Elizabeth Bridge, Chain Bridge and Margaret Bridge.

For those looking for recreation in the green areas, Liberty Square, Elizabeth Square, Olympia Park, Kossuth Square and Károlyi Garden can provide space for regeneration. The nearest shopping mall is Westend City Center, next to the Western Railway Station, where you can reach the Liszt Ferenc Airport by train or the M3 metro and a transfer.