MASTERPIECE ON THE DANUBE: RESTORED PALACE RESIDENCE WITH UNIQUE PANORAMIC VIEWS

Budapest District I – Near the Várkert Bazaar One of Budapest’s most impressive, newly completed luxury residences has become available in Engel & Völkers’ exclusive portfolio. Located in the historic Tabán area on the first floor of a Neo-Renaissance palace, this property is a masterpiece of Hungarian craftsmanship and modern engineering precision. Key features of the property: Artistic Restoration: The apartment’s jewels are the original stucco work and oak wall paneling, restored by the same team of conservators who worked on the interiors of the Hungarian Parliament Building. The original stained glass and the 3.9-meter ceiling height evoke the grand bourgeois splendor of the 19th century. Unrivaled Panorama: From the living room and the bedroom there is a full, unobstructed view of the Danube and the skyline of the Pest side. The enclosed balcony has been transformed into an intimate panoramic reading nook, with the city’s pulse spread out at your feet. Contemporary Comfort: Behind the classic exterior lies the most modern technology: underfloor heating throughout, radiator heat emitters, and a premium air-conditioning system ensure perfect comfort in every season. Thoughtful Layout: The 5+1 half-room floor plan includes three bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom. The open-concept design of the master bedroom, featuring a freestanding bathtub, represents the highest level of modern luxury. Amenities and Design: The clean, timeless interior design concept uses the finest materials. The vast open-plan living room–kitchen area is ideal for elegant entertaining, while a separate laundry room and mechanical/utility space meet functional needs. The windows have been refurbished in their original form, complemented by electric shutters for perfect blackout. Rental terms: Monthly rent: EUR 5,000 + utilities Security deposit: 2 months’ rent To preserve the property, keeping pets and smoking are not permitted. This residence is not merely an apartment, but a piece of Hungarian history, awaiting its first occupant on the banks of the Danube after a full renovation.