Overview

On the top floor of the house built by Count Imre Festetich at the beginning of the 1900s, this spacious (10-meters long living room, 3 large bedrooms, 3 exclusive bathrooms, walk-in wardrobe), extremely well-equipped, bright, corner apartment.

Premium quality (premium chandeliers, Italian and British coverings, sensor and dimmable lighting, Hans Grohe, Villeroy&Boch sanitary), classic elegance (wall and ceiling plaster stucco decoration, coffered wall coverings, Chevron oak parquet) and modern technology (smart home, ventilation system, automated kitchen, heated mirrors) a masterpiece was born. Sound- and heat-insulated floor, walls, ceiling and three-layer glass new wooden doors and windows ensure comfort, from which we can observe the bustle of the city through 11 windows.

HIGH-END quality:

- premium chandeliers

- hidden and dimmed lighting

- hidden doors

- oak parquet

- copper casings

- cassette wall coverings

- beautiful wall and ceiling plaster stucco

- premium Italian cold covers

- premium wallpapers

- custom-made built-in furniture

EXTRA in the technical content:

- Loxon Smart Home

- floor heating

- camera system

- alarm system

- sensor cabinet lighting

- rooms with presence detection

- Daikin cooling-heating air conditioners (alternative heat pump heating is provided in case of gas shortage)

- central vacuum system

- heat exchanger ventilation system

- electric insulated shutters

- safes

- Bosch, Liebherr, Klarstein kitchen appliances

- wine cooler

- minibar

- water softening system preparation

- wood burning fireplace

- beautiful built-in wardrobes

- walk-in wardrobe

- extra storage room in the basement

The house has a new gas and electrical wiring system, the staircase and the elevator have also been renovated. Separate lockable storage room in the basement.

About this district

VIII. District

Józsefváros, Budapest's 8th district, is a vibrant and diverse neighborhood located near the city center. It features two contrasting areas: the elegant Palace Quarter (Palotanegyed) with its grand 19th-century palaces and cultural institutions like the National Museum and the Metropolitan Library, and the more raw, evolving neighborhoods beyond the Grand Boulevard, known for their old residential buildings and a lively underground cultural scene. Józsefváros is one of Budapest's most multicultural districts, home to around 70,000 residents with a significant international presence. It blends historical charm with modern revitalization, making it a dynamic area full of creativity, cafés, and local initiatives