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Juwai Commercial
Juwai LUXE
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We proudly present a truly unique 170 square meter luxury apartment for sale in one of Budapest’s most prestigious and iconic locations — Vörösmarty Square in District V.
This exclusive residence features six spacious balconies offering breathtaking panoramic views over the historic Gerbeaud House and the majestic Buda Castle.
The interior is a refined fusion of classical elegance and contemporary sophistication. Lavish stucco ceilings, high-gloss wood wall panels, and Art Deco-inspired furnishings create a distinctive, masculine elegance, ideal for both refined urban living and high-level representation.
This property features two tastefully designed bedrooms, each offering a serene and stylish retreat. Two luxurious bathrooms are finished with premium materials, providing a spa-like experience in the comfort of your home.
The fully equipped, professional kitchen caters to both passionate home cooks and seasoned chefs alike.
Enjoy breathtaking perspectives from six private balconies, each offering iconic views of the city skyline and historic Buda Castle.
The interior design has been meticulously curated in an eclectic luxury style, blending bold elegance with timeless sophistication.
This extraordinary home offers not just a prime location, but an elevated lifestyle for the most discerning buyer. Whether as a prestigious private residence or an investment of lasting value, this apartment is a rare gem in the heart of Budapest.
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