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Danubio Park
Location: Hungary / District XIII / Budapest Ref No: 100/2070 Type: Apartment Price: € 100,311 to € 247,491 Bedrooms: 0 - 3 Bathrooms: 1 |
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Property Description:
• Situated on the banks of the Rive Danube
• Studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments available
• 5-6 kilometres from the city centre.
Danubio Park offers fashionable city apartments only a short distance from the centre of Budapest. The first phase is composed of 371 apartments of various sizes and lay outs. The seven-storey building comprises 58 apartments on floors 1-5, and 36 on floors 6 and 7. All the residential units feature large terraces with garden or street views. Properties range in size from 33.76 net sqm plus terrace for studio apartments to 93.71 net sqm plus terrace for three bedroom apartments. Residents will enjoy the added convenience of protected indoor parking on the ground floor. Features:- Central heating with control in each apartment
- Central hot water
- Fully fitted bathrooms
- Automated door entry for each portals
- Automated garage door
Danubio Park is located on the banks of the river Danube in the district XIII, a rising financial district in the Pest side of Budapest. Just a few minutes away from Vaci Street, the main highway into the city, the area benefits as well from the services of the metro line. District XIII is the second largest district of Budapest, well known for its modern shopping centres (The West City Centre-the largest in Budapest, and Duna Plaza) and office complexes. The area is becoming very popular among young professionals with high demand for purchase or rent, which makes district XIII very attractive to investors. While landlocked Hungary may not have the coastal resorts on offer in some of Europe's emerging markets, what it does have is one of Eastern Europe's most beautiful cities. Budapest has been the driving force behind the Hungarian property market's increasing popularity among British buyers.
Of course, the fact the country has one of the strongest economies and best infrastructures outside of Western Europe has also played a part in propelling its reputation. In fact this stability has proved to be one of the most attractive factors for British buyers. Hungary, and Budapest in particular, was already well on its way to establishing itself as a popular overseas property destination before it gained accession to the European Union last May. While this interest has pushed up prices – by around 20 per cent a year in most areas it looks likely that investors can still expect to see a return for their money.
• Situated on the banks of the Rive Danube
• Studio, one, two and three bedroom apartments available
• 5-6 kilometres from the city centre.
Danubio Park offers fashionable city apartments only a short distance from the centre of Budapest. The first phase is composed of 371 apartments of various sizes and lay outs. The seven-storey building comprises 58 apartments on floors 1-5, and 36 on floors 6 and 7. All the residential units feature large terraces with garden or street views. Properties range in size from 33.76 net sqm plus terrace for studio apartments to 93.71 net sqm plus terrace for three bedroom apartments. Residents will enjoy the added convenience of protected indoor parking on the ground floor. Features:- Central heating with control in each apartment
- Central hot water
- Fully fitted bathrooms
- Automated door entry for each portals
- Automated garage door
Danubio Park is located on the banks of the river Danube in the district XIII, a rising financial district in the Pest side of Budapest. Just a few minutes away from Vaci Street, the main highway into the city, the area benefits as well from the services of the metro line. District XIII is the second largest district of Budapest, well known for its modern shopping centres (The West City Centre-the largest in Budapest, and Duna Plaza) and office complexes. The area is becoming very popular among young professionals with high demand for purchase or rent, which makes district XIII very attractive to investors. While landlocked Hungary may not have the coastal resorts on offer in some of Europe's emerging markets, what it does have is one of Eastern Europe's most beautiful cities. Budapest has been the driving force behind the Hungarian property market's increasing popularity among British buyers.
Of course, the fact the country has one of the strongest economies and best infrastructures outside of Western Europe has also played a part in propelling its reputation. In fact this stability has proved to be one of the most attractive factors for British buyers. Hungary, and Budapest in particular, was already well on its way to establishing itself as a popular overseas property destination before it gained accession to the European Union last May. While this interest has pushed up prices – by around 20 per cent a year in most areas it looks likely that investors can still expect to see a return for their money.
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