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Sokoldalú családi ház nagy telekkel Budapesten
Budapest, Magyarország
HUF 98,000,000
HUF 753,846/m²
5
rooms
130
m²
5
rooms
130
m²
Good
Condition
Other
Heating
888 m²
Land Area
Garden
Amenities · 888 m²
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Highlights
Key Parameters
Layout:5+kk
Rooms:5
Year Built:1970
Condition:Good
Ownership:ownership
Garage
Parking
Description
Budapest XVIII. kerületében kínálunk eladásra egy 130 m²-es, 5+kk-s családi házat 88 000 000 HUF irányáron.
**Áttekintés:** Ez az ingatlan kivételes lehetőséget kínál több generáció együttélésére, befektetésre, vagy akár három különálló lakás kialakítására is. A 888 m²-es, összközműves telek további építkezési lehetőségeket is rejt magában a helyi szabályozás szerint. A ház tégla építésű, statikailag megfelelő, jelenleg felújítandó állapotban van, így teljesen az Ön igényeihez alakítható.
**Belső:** A földszinten étkező, konyha, közlekedő, 4 szoba és 2 fürdőszoba található. A tetőtérben további 1 szoba és egy fürdőszoba kapott helyet. A ház tetőtér-beépítéses.
**Jellemzők:** * **130 m² hasznos alapterület** * **888 m² telek** * Tégla garázs * **Gázkazános fűtés** * Felújítandó állapot, jól alakítható terek * Lehetőség 3 külön lakás kialakítására * További lakóingatlan építésére alkalmas telek
**Környék:** Az ingatlan egy folyamatosan megújuló, fejlődő városrészben található. A közelben zajvédő fal épül, új szervizút, rendezett közösségi terek, valamint megújult gyalogos kapcsolatok és közlekedési megállók segítik a kényelmesebb és biztonságosabb életet. A fejlesztések hosszú távon kedvezően befolyásolhatják az élhetőséget.
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Building
Heating:Other
Land Area:888 m²
Amenities
Garden(888 m²)
Cellar
Garage
Parking
Location
What's nearby
Score
Seeki Score
Location Quality
35/100🚇
0Transit
Metro, tram & bus proximity
🏪
0Amenities
Shops, pharmacies & services
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0Family
Schools, parks & playgrounds
🚶
0Walkability
Pedestrian-friendly streets
🎭
0Cultural
Museums, theatres & venues
🌬️
70Air Quality
Air pollution levels (EEA data)
🔇
100Noise Level
Environmental noise levels (EEA)
🌊
100Flood Risk
Flood zone classification
📈
91Economic Health
Regional GDP & employment
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N/AGreen Space
Parks & green areas nearby
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ACompleteness
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Listing text length & detail
100
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92
Listed 3 months ago
Updated May 23, 2026
Costs
Financing
HUF 397,241/mo
Est. mortgage · 20% down · 30 yrs · 4.5%
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