Overview

Refined elegance, meticulously crafted details

Turnkey value in a premium downtown location. Welcome home!

SHORT SUMMARY

At Szervita Square 5, a fully renovated 106 m² apartment on the 2nd floor is now available for sale.

The property features a spacious living room with a fully equipped kitchen, a master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe and en-suite bathroom, a guest bedroom, a separate toilet, and an additional bathroom with shower.

Facing east, equipped with underfloor heating and air-conditioning, the apartment combines high-end quality with contemporary aesthetics in every detail.

LOCATION – The heartbeat of the city within arm’s reach

Szervita Square is one of Budapest’s most prestigious yet intimate spots — right in the vibrant downtown, yet surrounded by a peaceful, elegant square. Within a few minutes’ walk you’ll reach Váci Street, Erzsébet Square, or the Danube Promenade – all key cultural, business, and gastronomic landmarks of the city.

Infrastructure highlights:

-Direct connection to Deák Square and the M3 metro line

-Restaurants, cafés, designer stores, banks, and services in immediate proximity

-Optimal combination of public transport, parking garages, and pedestrian zones

THE BUILDING – Architectural heritage with timeless character

The building at Szervita Square 5 was designed by Béla Lajta, one of the leading figures of early modern Hungarian architecture. Built between 1911 and 1912 originally as a commercial house, it still preserves its harmonious proportions and the architect’s unique stylistic vision.

It is also known as the Rózsavölgyi House, named after the legendary Rózsavölgyi Music Store and Publishing House that has operated on the ground floor for over a century, contributing to the cultural identity of the square.

The property is under local architectural protection and forms an integral part of the historic urban fabric of Szervita Square.

In the immediate vicinity stands the Church of St. Anne of the Servite Order, a Baroque masterpiece built between 1725 and 1732, offering a serene contrast to the urban rhythm.

Another landmark of the square, the Török Bank House designed by Henrik Böhm and Ármin Hegedűs in 1906 – represents one of the most iconic achievements of Hungarian Secessionist architecture.

Szervita Square truly embodies the fusion of eras, styles, and functions, creating a uniquely layered and harmonious urban scene.

THE APARTMENT

The interior design revolves around natural tones, warm wood finishes, soft textiles, and marble surfaces. A delicate balance of warm and cool materials evokes both refined luxury and homely comfort.

The living room, kitchen, and dining area are seamlessly connected in one spacious, open layout. The high-gloss surfaces, gold accents, and marble details (echoed on the coffee table and wall panels) create an atmosphere of understated sophistication.

The master bedroom is serene yet distinctive, with a walk-in wardrobe featuring curved shelving and built-in lighting. The bathroom continues the same aesthetic: a freestanding bathtub, elegant gold fittings, and a separate shower combine design and functionality.

A custom-designed lighting system, hidden LEDs, designer lamps, and ceiling lights — enhances the ambience with dynamic layers of illumination.

Underfloor heating and air-conditioning ensure comfort throughout the year, while all mechanical and surface elements were fully renewed during the renovation.

INVESTMENT PERSPECTIVE: Rare quality, exceptional value in a prime downtown location

Situated in one of Budapest’s most desirable core downtown microlocations, this apartment stands out not only for its prestigious address, but also for its outstanding quality of execution.

Its comprehensive renovation, cohesive interior design concept, and state-of-the-art technical solutions position it among the most exclusive listings on the market.

The apartment can immediately function as an income-generating asset, ideal for long-term rentals, corporate clients, or premium short-term stays without any additional investment required.

The area’s constant demand is driven by the international corporate presence, diplomatic missions, and tourism hubs of the city center. With Deák Square, the Danube, Váci Street, and St. Stephen’s Basilica all within walking distance, the property guarantees stable rental potential and long-term value retention.

This residence is not just a visual masterpiece, but also a rational, future-proof investment in Budapest’s premium property segment for those who think in quality and longevity.

About this district

V. District

Budapest's 5th District, also known as Inner City – Leopold Town, is the vibrant heart of Pest and the true downtown of Budapest . As the political, financial, commercial, and touristic center of Hungary, it's home to many of the city's main attractions, including the Hungarian Parliament Building, St. Stephen's Basilica, and the Shoes on the Danube Bank memorial . With its beautiful wide boulevards, gorgeous cafés, and upmarket atmosphere, the 5th District offers a blend of convenience, beauty, and safety, making it one of the best areas to experience Budapest