The 380 apartment building complex bordered by the Streets Hegedűs Gyula – Visegrádi – Vág and Tutaj was finished in 2004.
The sizes of the apartments in its eight staircases vary between 39 and 138 m2, and the studio apartments are 39 m2, the apartments comprising one and a half and two rooms vary between 45 and 55 m2, while those containing three bedrooms vary between 70 and 80 m2; the four-room apartments have a floor area of 100 m2 each, while the penthouse apartments on the topmost ninth story are between 105 and 138 m2. There are parking space for 400 motorcars.
The pride of the Roman Garden is an interior garden of special design, which is accessible through the main entrance hall. The block of the main entrance is decorated by fountains and ornamental plant cassettes elevated by a supporting wall positioned on both sides. On top of the main entrance flight of stairs, in the middle, A serpentine rock is situated, which was transported here from the Swiss Alps. The garden pays homage to the architecture of ancient Rome: the huge elliptic and circular pavement system constituting the layout structure of the garden is made of white limestone also used in Aquincum.
In the circular lawn in front of the entrance, a 3.2-metre high “Roman Column” weighing 600 kgs, made by five students of the Silicate Faculty of the Hungarian University of Applied Arts can be found, which is a modern adaptation of a column-cap of Roman times.
