Unique Opportunity in the Diplomatic Quarter – Apartment for Sale in a Grand Art Nouveau Palace Near City Park
This is more than just an apartment. It’s history, style, and a touch of romance – a one-and-a-half-room home in one of the most beautiful buildings in Budapest!
We are pleased to offer for sale a fully renovated 54 m² apartment in one of District VI’s most desirable locations – at the corner of Mihály Munkácsy and Szondi Street, just a few steps from the iconic Andrássy Avenue, in the heart of Budapest’s Diplomatic Quarter.
Located on a quiet, tree-lined street with embassies nearby – including the Croatian Embassy just down the road – this area offers an exceptionally safe and green environment. Directly across from the Dürer Garden cultural venue and the Hungarian University of Fine Arts.
Outstanding Investment Opportunity
This area is highly sought-after by expatriates, diplomats, and embassy staff, offering excellent rental potential with a stable return on investment.
About the Building
This architectural gem was designed by Albert Kálmán Kőrössy in Art Nouveau style and built in 1904 by merchant Imre Sonnenberg for his family. The building features original stained glass rose windows by renowned artist Miksa Róth. Thanks to the ongoing efforts of the Sonnenberg House Foundation, many original elements have been beautifully restored – including the entrance gate, sculptures, and the first three windows. Their mission is to preserve this palace for future generations in all its former glory.
Apartment Features:
54 m², one-and-a-half room layout
Common cost is 17 310 Ft
Fully renovated, move-in ready
Ceiling height of 4.2 meters – gallery/loft possible
Bright and airy spaces with custom wooden windows
Free of liens and encumbrances
Available furnished, upon request
Quiet, one-way street with greenery all around
This property is an ideal choice for those seeking a sophisticated home, a prestigious rental investment, or even a boutique office or private practice. It’s not just an apartment – it’s a piece of architectural and art history.
Excellent Public Transport Access:
M1 Metro (Bajza Street) station – 5-minute walk
Trolleybus 72 stop just around the corner
