Panorama, space and tranquility – exclusive duplex home on Széchenyi Hill

There are properties that offer square meters. And there are homes that offer quality of life. This exceptional duplex apartment, in one of the most valuable parts of the Buda Hills, delivers precisely the latter.

Set in a quiet, green residential area, this penthouse-style residence is a harmonious meeting of modern architecture, generous spaces, and breathtaking panoramic views. Built in 2014, the property represents a premium lifestyle in every detail.

The nearly 315-square-meter living area features a well-considered floor plan. Privacy is ensured by a separate master bedroom suite with its own walk-in wardrobe, making the sleeping area a true retreat in everyday life. In addition, three further bedrooms, two bathrooms, and generous communal spaces are available, creating an ideal living environment for families, diplomats, or owners who, alongside city life, consider tranquility and comfort especially important.

The centerpiece of the interior is the panorama unfolding through vast glass surfaces. The living room and terrace almost merge into a single living space, where the view of the Buda Hills provides a special backdrop to everyday life in every season.

The more than 136-square-meter terrace functions as a true outdoor living room. Morning coffee in the light of the rising sun, dinners with friends above the city lights, or simply a peaceful evening close to nature—here every moment becomes a special experience.

Premium materials, timeless stone finishes, and high-quality execution create an elegant yet welcoming atmosphere. The partially convertible attic space offers further development and value-enhancement potential for the new owner.

The electronic access control system and modern security solutions guarantee maximum discretion and safety.

This home is for those who do not wish to choose between proximity to nature and the convenience of the capital. For whom the panorama, private space, and quality are not an extra service, but a fundamental expectation.