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Type: New built
District: IX.
Floor: 4
Size: 61 m2
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Sleeps: 2
View: Street
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General fitout: Tv, washing machine
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Kitchen fitout: Microwave, oven, hob, fridge, microwave
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Spacious one bedroom fourth floor fully furnished apartment in an exclusive, new development minutes walk from Petőfi Bridge. The property is furnished and decorated to the highest standard. The accommodation comprises of entrance hall, large, bright open plan living/dining room overlooking the street. The apartment has a fully equipped kitchen with oven, hob, exhaust fan, fridge, microwave. The bedroom is a good size with a double bed, wardrobe; bathroom with washing machine and an extra separate guest toilet. The apartment also has storage room in the house.
Extra services are provided in the building as qym, swimming pool, jaccuzzi, sauna, 24 hours security, parking, etc. 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 district has many monuments that are in need of renovation. 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.
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.
