Bright House with Garden and Terrace in District XI, Budapest

Total area 672 m². Plot size: 2,690 m². 4 bedrooms. 4 bathrooms.

Villa in District II of the capital built on an 859 m² plot. The house has a total area of 230 m², built in 2020. The villa includes a 4 x 8 m heated swimming pool and a garage for 2 cars. Panoramic mountain views from the windows. Large open-plan living room with kitchen, 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, walk-in closet and terrace. Ceiling and underfloor heating and cooling Alarm and security monitoring system Fitted kitchen Floor-to-ceiling windows Budapest is the capital of Hungary, divided into two parts by the Danube River. The Chain Bridge connects the hilly Buda district and the flat Pest. A funicular takes you up to Castle Hill, where you can find the Old Town of Buda and the Museum of Budapest History. On Trinity Square stands Matthias Church and Fisherman's Bastion, with towers offering magnificent views of the city.

A house in Budapest. The house features a 100 m² terrace, garden, garage for 2 cars, and parking for 6 cars. The house includes a living room, kitchen, dining room, winter garden, storage rooms, study, 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, a 45 m² bar, and a laundry room. Fireplace Air conditioning Alarm system Újbuda, which means "New Buda" in Hungarian, is the most populous district of Budapest. It is home to campuses of major universities such as Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem and Budapesti Műszaki és Gazdaságtudományi Egyetem. Thanks to the large student population, Újbuda has well-developed entertainment infrastructure. District XI is home to one of Budapest's most important transportation hubs—Móricz Zsigmond körtér square. The metro lines, tram routes, and bus lines running through this area connect District XI with all parts of the city, even the most remote areas.

A house in Budapest. The house features landscaped gardens, a pool, BBQ area, and garage. Basement level: storage rooms, guest room, hot tub. Ground floor: living room, kitchen, dining room, bathroom, terrace. The 2nd floor: living room, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Air conditioning Alarm system Hot tub Video intercom Obuda is the oldest district of Budapest, its name translates to "Old Buda". True, little remains of the old Obuda: in the 20th century, in many parts of the district, historic buildings were replaced by panel apartment blocks, and today District III of the Hungarian capital looks like an eclectic mix of all eras and architectural styles. In the central neighborhoods of Obuda, where most of the landmarks are concentrated, you can see the ruins of the ancient Roman settlement Aquincum, visit the Victor Vasarely Museum (Vasarely Muzeuma) and the Zichy Palace (Zichy-kastély). District III of Budapest is home to many young people, with new restaurants, shops and trendy bars constantly opening. In summer, Obuda often hosts art exhibitions, theater festivals, jazz and classical music concerts.