Nestled in one of the most elegant and serene streets of the Palotanegyed (Palace-quarter), we present a truly exceptional grand bourgeois apartment for sale – a space that serves not only as a home, but also as an immersive experience for those who appreciate and understand the intertwining of art, architecture, and history.
Built in 1910, this impressive building was once the residence and medical practice of a wealthy head of a bourgeois family, who lived and worked in this spacious, carefully proportioned apartment during the golden age between the two world wars. The 221-square-meter space preserves every detail of this bygone era: salons, studies, separate male and female lounges, a private internal balcony, and even a cigar room all serve as reminders of the elegance of the past. Fortunately, the interiors were spared from post-war alterations, so the property continues to retain its original layout, atmosphere, and proportions to this day.
The current owner has meticulously preserved the character of the apartment – not just the architectural details, but also the period furnishings and decor that coexist seamlessly with the interiors. The space is not merely a nostalgic homage to the past, but a living stage where the style of the early 20th century meets today’s expectations with dignity and natural grace.
This property offers more than just a place to live. Its exceptional atmosphere and inherent dignity make it an ideal setting for corporate leaders, diplomatic figures, or art collectors who seek a space with both historical significance and contemporary functionality – whether as a private salon or a unique Budapest residence.
Within these walls, not only stories, but real history, continues to live on. A home that is, in itself, a work of art.
Ensemble Monument, Front of Building Monument, Single Monument Building
Energy efficiency information
Construction year
1910
Energy certificate available
In progress
Type of heating
Radiator
Energy source
Gas heating
Location: District VIII, Budapest
The area of the Palace Quarter is a part of the VIII district of Budapest. The name is a direct continuation of Pest's city centre, the area bordered to the east behind the National Museum, where aristocrats, noblemen and wealthy citizens began to have luxurious palaces and mansions built by renowned architects as permanent residences. Most of the buildings were built between about 1860 and 1900, when the area was known as the Palace Quarter. Since December 2007, the Palace District has been a sub-district within the District VIII Municipality, whose name and boundaries were officially established.
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