In a guarded Pesthidegkút-Ófalu development, this bright terraced home has its own garden and terrace. Curved living-room glazing brings natural light and greenery to shared moments. Two living rooms allow guests, play and quiet reading to coexist. Kitchen cabinetry replaced in 2024 pairs clean white and dark surfaces, while the terrace offers a setting for breakfast outdoors and long summer evenings.
On Vérhalom Street in Szemlőhegy, a green tiled stove and herringbone parquet evoke classic Buda living. This first-floor apartment in a villa-style building looks onto trees and has a covered terrace for quiet coffee. Its 107 m² currently comprises a living room and one bedroom, complemented by a dressing room, timber-toned kitchen and mosaic shower. Beneath a decorated ceiling, entertaining and reading both find generous space.
Among mature trees in Lipótmező, this two-level apartment combines generous family space with apartment convenience. A south-facing living room and tree-facing terrace provide a peaceful gathering place, with attic forms lending intimacy upstairs. The upper bedroom has its own dressing room and bathroom; other rooms accommodate work and study. In this six-apartment building, greenery accompanies everyday life from morning coffee to evening conversation.
Southern light and parquet-floored rooms define this 56 m² Óbuda apartment. A separate bedroom provides peaceful rest beside the living room, and the white kitchen has its own space for cooking. A bathroom with a bath invites a quieter end to the day. On the second floor of a brick building with a lift, empty rooms await personal furnishings: an easy-to-understand city home whose atmosphere can be shaped around its new owner’s life.
Near Hűvösvölgy in Erzsébettelek, timber panelling and sloping ceilings create an intimate apartment. A separate bedroom keeps rest apart from the living room, and a terrace opens the home outdoors. A small timber kitchen, bathroom with a bath and storage support everyday use, complemented by heating-cooling air conditioning. AI-labelled furnishing images show possibilities; the actual photographs reveal the home’s present timber character.
On a pedestrian street in Terézváros, an entrance with coloured glass leads to a warm, contemporary apartment. Tall living-room windows and a dark kitchen counter create an elegant setting, with a decorative fireplace for quieter evenings. A gallery bedroom puts rest on a separate level. Renovated in 2025, this furnished and equipped 65 m² home combines personal character with built-in storage and a separate laundry room.
Mornings can begin with a view of the Opera in this furnished Terézváros apartment. Tall windows, herringbone flooring and a white kitchen counter bring contemporary comfort to a historic setting. A decorative fireplace lends intimacy to evenings; a separate bedroom and gallery sleeping area provide retreat. Renovated in 2022, the home has both a bathroom with a bath and a shower room, with a remarkable city landmark as its daily backdrop.
Behind an ornate Terézváros entrance, two independent apartments combine historic city character with modern comfort. Separate entrances and property registrations allow autonomous use while keeping the homes close. Tall windows, galleries and contemporary kitchens shape the interiors, with decorative fireplaces for evening atmosphere. Renovated and furnished, the 65 and 82 m² apartments offer two distinct worlds in one urban setting.
Panoramic views and varied split levels distinguish this Pesthidegkút-Ófalu terraced home. The shared living, kitchen and dining area opens to a balcony, while a separate room accommodates work or guests. The main bedroom has its own wardrobe wall and shower room; two large rooms and a bathroom with a bath sit above. A garden-connected lower level adds flexibility, keeping family close while allowing quiet corners of their own.
On a quiet Pesthidegkút-Ófalu street near protected nature, this proposed home is presented through visualisations. A high communal space, broad glazing and open kitchen-dining area connect family life with the panoramic setting. Three bedrooms and two bathrooms allow individual routines, complemented by a garage and separate meters. The images illustrate the planned appearance and architectural concept rather than a finished interior.
