For Sale: 1-Bedroom Apartment with Gallery in Budapest City Center – District V, Bihari János utca
Property description
We offer for sale a cozy 1-bedroom apartment with a gallery, measuring 29 m², located in the historic center of Budapest – District V, Bihari János utca. The apartment is situated on the ground floor of a brick building and is in original condition, offering an excellent opportunity for renovation according to your own vision.
Apartment Features: floor area: 29 m²
gallery usable as a sleeping area or storage space
original condition – ideal for modernization
wooden parquet floors
electric heating, gas connection
monthly expenses only €90
Location and Amenities: The apartment is located in a prestigious and sought-after part of Budapest's city center. Nearby you will find the Danube, Parliament, St. Stephen's Basilica, Andrássy Street, and vibrant squares with cafés, restaurants, and shops. Excellent public transportation access via metro, trams, and buses.
Investment Potential: This property represents an exceptional investment opportunity.
Thanks to its location in the heart of Budapest, it is ideal for short-term rental (Airbnb, Booking) with high occupancy throughout the year.
Stable demand also exists for long-term rentals, guaranteeing reliable returns.
Low monthly expenses further increase the attractiveness for investors.
Beyond the sale, we also offer complete property management of this apartment – we ensure rental arrangements and professional care aimed at delivering the highest possible profit to the owner.
Location: Bihari János utca, District V Floor Area: 29 m² Floor: ground floor Condition: original Price: €137,550 Contact: +421 911 011 287 Email: info@bytybudapest.sk
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Return calculator — rent + value growth
We calculate returns from two sources: rental income and property appreciation over time.
Illustrative calculation, not financial advice. Hungarian banks effectively do not lend to foreigners — we assume an all-cash purchase.
