Property Details
• Price: 28.000.000 Ft
• Price/sqm: 0 Ft
• Official Size: 76 m2
• Actual Size: 81 m2
• Property Type: Retail
• City: Budapest
• District: IX.
• Overall Condition: To be renovated
• Outdoor Condition: Good
• Building Material: Brick
• Common Charges: 30.000 Ft
• Electricity: Yes
• Water: Yes
• Sewage: Yes
Property Description
For sale in Mátyás street in the IX. district a basement with a shop classification. The entrance is directly from Mátyás Street, with a safe staircase leading down to the property, which has a floor area of 76 square meters according to the title deed, but our measurement shows a floor area of 81 square meters, which can be seen on the attached floor plan.
The current owner has already started renovation works on the property, with the construction of the water blocks, the completion of the toilets and the staff area, and the installation of air conditioning. The floor has separate meters.
It could be suitable for any business, there are several shops in the street, typically on the basement level.
The current owner has already started renovation works on the property, with the construction of the water blocks, the completion of the toilets and the staff area, and the installation of air conditioning. The floor has separate meters.
It could be suitable for any business, there are several shops in the street, typically on the basement level.
Location Description
The IX district is a dynamic area, where the old past and modern urban development are mixed.
The landmark of Mátyás Street is the Budapest Music Center, built in 1871 to a design by Heinrich Károly. The courtyard-facing part of the ground floor and the whole of the first floor were occupied by apartments, while the lower street frontage on Imre Street was used for shops.
The street is heavily used by pedestrians and vehicles.
The landmark of Mátyás Street is the Budapest Music Center, built in 1871 to a design by Heinrich Károly. The courtyard-facing part of the ground floor and the whole of the first floor were occupied by apartments, while the lower street frontage on Imre Street was used for shops.
The street is heavily used by pedestrians and vehicles.
