On Vérhalom utca in Szemlőhegy, a first-floor apartment in a villa-style building preserves the atmosphere of classic Buda homes. A green tiled stove, herringbone parquet and ceiling ornamentation form a distinctive combination. Beside tree-facing windows, the living room can be both a generous and intimate setting for everyday life.

The current layout has a living room and one bedroom. A timber-toned kitchen, walk-in wardrobe and blue mosaic shower add individual details. The 107 m² space allows shared life to extend beyond a single function, comfortably accommodating conversation, reading and guests.

The covered terrace is the apartment's quieter outdoor side. Beside the trees, a coffee or a long afternoon pause can find a place of its own. The gallery also includes a conversion plan illustrating a possible new arrangement; the existing floor plan shows the current layout.

The five-apartment building has no lift, and the apartment is on the first floor. In Szemlőhegy's Buda setting, the home draws its appeal from preserved details: the stove's colour, the parquet pattern and the terrace's green backdrop together create a personal identity. The property is offered at a fixed purchase price.