Leonardo da Vinci utca

We are offering for sale a 47 sqm, two-room apartment on Leonardo da Vinci Street. The apartment is located in the Corvin Quarter, one of Budapest's most rapidly developing areas. The neighborhood boasts excellent infrastructure, supported by nearby metro, tram, and bus stops. Additionally, the proximity to universities and hospitals makes it an attractive option for renters, particularly students and healthcare professionals.

Although the apartment is well-maintained, it requires renovation, providing the opportunity for the future owner to design the property according to their own taste. The windows overlooking the green courtyard and the quiet environment make it particularly appealing to those seeking a retreat from the bustling city center while still enjoying a central location.

Thanks to the thick brick walls and the favorable orientation of the apartment, heating costs can be low, which is also a positive aspect. The common cost (25,000 HUF) includes unlimited water usage and a renovation fund, which can be advantageous in the long run.

Overall, whether someone is looking for an investment property or a home in a peaceful yet easily accessible location, this apartment could be an excellent choice.

District 8. - Józsefváros, Palotanegyed, Corvin-negyed

The district gives home to many universities and has excellent public transport links. At the Eastern Railway Station, the metro lines M2 and M4 intersect, while at Kalvin Square the lines M3 and M4 meet. The József Boulevard section of the Grand Boulevard (Nagykörút) and the tram line 4-6 passes through it as well. One of the largest libraries in Budapest is the Szabó Ervin Library Central Library of Budapest.

Students may prefer the neighbourhood due to the proximity of the Faculty of Humanities at ELTE, the Semmelweis University (SOTE), the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church, the University Of Theatre And Film Arts.

The Corvin Plaza (with the Corvin Cinema) and Europeum, or a little bit further down the Arena Mall, are open to the public, but culture lovers can also enjoy the plays of Erkel Theatre.

Those looking for green space in the National Museum's garden, the Orczy Garden and II. János Pál pápa Square can enjoy the proximity to nature. The dynamically developing part of the district is Corvin Square, which is popular with neighbourhood workers for its newly built condominiums and office buildings.