Overview

We are offering for sale a 51 m² apartment in need of full renovation, located in one of Budapest’s most beautiful late-eclectic palace buildings. Currently configured as a one-room home, it can easily be converted into a two-room apartment.

The historic building was commissioned by Mrs. Zsigmond Gross and designed by renowned architect Sándor Fellner, completed between 1910 and 1911. Its striking, curved façade stands at the prominent corner of Fehér Hajó Street (formerly Hajó Street) and Sütő Street, forming a remarkable architectural presence in the heart of the city.

Located on the 5th floor, the apartment enjoys both eastern and western exposure, providing abundant natural light throughout the day. The large windows offer a spectacular panoramic view that stretches as far as Madách Square, with the iconic towers of the Dohány Street Synagogue also in sight.

Key Features:

51 m², currently 1 room

Easily convertible into a 2-room layout

Street-facing with stunning city views

East and west orientation – exceptional natural light

Quiet yet centrally located

Heating: gas combi boiler (cirko system)

Full renovation required

Elevator in the building

Beautifully restored exterior and interior – refined historic character

This is a rare opportunity to create a bespoke downtown residence or investment property in a truly iconic historical setting.

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