On Budapest’s most prestigious avenue, Andrássy Avenue, an exclusive penthouse apartment awaits its new owner. This brand-new, 153 m² property offers unparalleled views of the city from its three terraces, showcasing the panoramic vistas of the Buda Hills and the impressive sight of Andrássy Avenue. The apartment masterfully combines turn-of-the-century bourgeois elegance with 21st-century technology.

The lower level, spanning 109 m², includes a foyer, a WC, a bathroom, a bedroom, a living room, a kitchen and dining area, and a utility room. The terraces on this level cover a total of 49.6 m², offering a blend of the city’s vibrant life and tranquility.

The upper level, covering 44 m², features an additional bedroom, bathroom, gallery, walk-in closet, corridor, WC, mechanical room, and a sauna, ensuring complete relaxation. The views from the terraces provide a unique experience every day.

The property is equipped with underfloor heating, heat pump wall and ceiling heating and cooling systems, perfectly meeting the demands of modern living. Special attention has been given to the apartment's sound insulation: extra-insulated floors and walls, as well as premium doors and windows ensure a quiet and tranquil home environment. The penthouse level can be accessed via an impressive staircase or a panoramic lift, providing a special experience each time.

This apartment guarantees unmatched luxury, quality of life, and, not least, a valuable investment for its new owners. It is ideal for those who value historical heritage and elegance, yet require modern technical amenities and comfort.

Neo-Renaissance house:

The building was constructed by Henrik Haggenmacher based on plans by Emil Unger and Miklós Ybl between 1872 and 1874. This Neo-Renaissance style building embodies the characteristic forms, structural solutions, and material usage of the late 19th-century style era. Its facade harmonizes with neighboring buildings, and its refined and unique façade design is a defining element of today's Budapest cityscape. The restoration was carried out considering the original structural and floor plan layout, preserving the street and courtyard facade doors and windows, as well as the decorations and plaster architecture. The stone balcony slabs and railings were restored under the supervision of a stone conservator, while the gates were renewed under the supervision of a wood sculptor.

The neighborhood:

Andrássy Avenue and its surroundings are a vibrant hub, with numerous restaurants, cafes, and bars welcoming visitors. Public transportation is excellent, with many buses serving the area and Oktogon nearby, where both the metro and tram lines are accessible.