Budapest V. kerület, Báthory utca Eladó tégla lakás

Set within one of Budapest’s most distinguished central neighbourhoods, this beautifully renovated 115 m² residence is located at 7 Báthory Street, in the prestigious 5th District, just moments from the Hungarian Parliament and Szabadság Square.

The apartment occupies an exceptional turn-of-the-century building designed by renowned Hungarian architects Sámuel Révész and József Kollár around 1905. The historic residential building combines Historicist and Art Nouveau architecture with distinctive Neo-Gothic elements, most notably visible in its remarkable staircase, stone balustrades, decorative arches and ornamental details.

Behind this richly detailed historic setting, the residence itself has been completely renovated with a sophisticated contemporary approach. The interiors balance the apartment’s classical proportions and impressive approximately 3.9-metre ceiling height with clean architectural lines, natural tones and carefully selected modern finishes.

The apartment offers a particularly generous layout, centred around a 36 m² living and dining room filled with natural light from a series of tall period windows. Original-style wall mouldings, elegant herringbone parquet flooring and generous ceiling heights preserve the character of the property, while contemporary lighting and minimalist detailing introduce a refined modern contrast.

A spacious 25 m² separate kitchen has been designed in a sleek monochrome palette, with a large central island, integrated appliances and extensive built-in cabinetry.

The residence comprises two bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a separate guest powder room. The principal bedroom benefits from its own dressing room and an en-suite bathroom. Contemporary glass doors and understated modern bathroom finishes contrast beautifully with the classical architectural elements of the apartment.

Throughout the residence, the renovation has been approached with particular attention to proportion and detail. Bespoke wall panelling, natural wood flooring, discreet integrated lighting and a striking monochrome scenic wall covering create an elegant yet restrained atmosphere.

The building itself is an important part of the property’s character. Designed around 1905, its architecture incorporates Art Nouveau and Neo-Gothic influences, including an impressive historic staircase with intricate stonework, decorative columns, pointed arches and original ornamental elements. Its preserved architectural details provide an extraordinary entrance to an otherwise distinctly contemporary home.

Báthory Street lies in Lipótváros, one of the most prestigious and architecturally significant areas of central Budapest. The residence is within easy walking distance of Országház and Kossuth Lajos tér, while the elegant green surroundings of Szabadság tér are just moments away.

The neighbourhood brings together some of Budapest’s most important architecture, restaurants, cafés and cultural landmarks. The Danube riverfront and Cipők a Duna-parton memorial are nearby, while Szent István Bazilika and the heart of downtown Budapest can also be comfortably reached on foot.

Despite its highly central location, this part of the 5th District retains an elegant residential atmosphere, making the property equally suited as a sophisticated Budapest home, pied-à-terre or premium city residence.