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MagyarLenhossék utca
Ref. no: 0394
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Type: New built
District: IX.
Floor: 1
Size: 42 m2
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Sleeps: 2
View: Street
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 Furnished Garage |
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General fitout: television, washing machine
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Kitchen fitout: microwave oven, exhaust fan, oven, hob, fridge
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*Price based on a minimum 12 months rental contract. For shorter term rentals, please contact us.
The EUR price is only indicative, calculated at the rate of 1 EUR = 280 HUF.
It's purpose is to help you in your calculations.
The EUR price is only indicative, calculated at the rate of 1 EUR = 280 HUF.
It's purpose is to help you in your calculations.
Short term price: 60 €/day
Minimum stay: 3 days
Deposit: 200 €
Services charges per day: 5-6 €/day
Cleaning fee: 30 € (deducted from deposit)
Sleeps: 4 people
Contact: shortterm@towerbudapest.com
Deposit: 200 €
Services charges per day: 5-6 €/day
Cleaning fee: 30 € (deducted from deposit)
Sleeps: 4 people
Contact: shortterm@towerbudapest.com
First letting of this stunning, one bedroom apartment located in residential new development, Toscana Garden. It is fully furnished, first floor apartment with balcony. It consists of entrance hall, bright open plan living/dining room, fully equipped kitchen with fridge, oven, microwave oven, exhaust fan, one double, bright bedroom with bathroom.
The Toscana Garden is located in the 9th District, in Lenhossék Street. The building is close to the Danube, the Hungarian National Theatre and also to a big shopping center Lurdy Ház, where a large cinema and many shops are opened for the visitors. The transport is easy and fast to the center with the tram no. 30, no. 4 and no. 6, and also with the metro.
One of the most diverse districts of Budapest. Its atmosphere is much like Józsfeváros', though Ferencváros is a rapidly developing part of the capital. The biggest development project is undergoing on the former Expo 96' site on the Danube bank. The new National Theater on the Pest side of the Danube near Lágymányosi Bridge was built a couple of years ago. Next to the National Theatre, the Palace of Arts was finished in 2005. It houses the National Concert Hall and the Ludwig Contemporary Arts Museum.
