- Villa for sale
Dreher Villa
Dreher Villa
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County:
Pest
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Floor Area:
934 m2
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Number of Rooms:
34+13 fél
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Location:
Budapest
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Plot Size:
8392 m2
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Price:
2,2 millió euro (890 millió Ft)
Property Overview
- Villa for sale
Dreher Villa
Dreher Villa
-
County:
Pest
-
Floor Area:
934 m2
-
Number of Rooms:
34+13 fél
-
Location:
Budapest
-
Plot Size:
8392 m2
-
Price:
2,2 millió euro (890 millió Ft)
Property Overview
The Budapest villa was originally commissioned by the Tószegi Freund family, who valued attention to detail and outstanding craftsmanship. This can still be seen today in the impressive entrance door and the beautiful wooden staircase inside the building. The villa was first renovated between 1922 and 1924. After nationalization, workers’ apartments were created within the three-storey building, which significantly influenced its interior architectural character. The impressive 934 m² villa is surrounded by a park with mature trees, creating a unique and peaceful atmosphere.
Article published in Hungarian Villas Magazine:
https://magyarvillak.hu/villak/a-kobanyai-sorgyaros-villaja-ahol-freud-is-vendegeskedett/
Contact Person: Dániel Vitáry
E-mail: vitary@dandan.hu
Phone Number: +36 30/618-2271
Features & Amenities
- Quiet residential area
- Historic park with mature trees
- Three levels (basement, ground floor, first floor)
- Private parking
- Beautiful original wooden staircase
Property Description
Built in the 1890s, the villa comprises three levels—a 255.53 m² basement, a 362.35 m² ground floor, and a 315.72 m² first floor—offering a total floor area of 934 m². It stands on a plot of more than 8,000 m², with a development potential of 30%. The property is surrounded by a mature park filled with century-old trees, creating a unique woodland atmosphere. Architecturally, the villa is primarily Late Art Nouveau, complemented by Biedermeier and Baroque elements, which are still visible on the exterior in the form of decorative stucco work and reliefs.
The interior's most remarkable feature is the beautifully crafted wooden staircase, admired for its exceptional craftsmanship and intricate detailing. The villa currently contains 34 full rooms and 13 half rooms, a result of its conversion into workers' apartments during the post-war nationalization period.
Having stood vacant for decades, the property now requires a comprehensive restoration, offering an exceptional opportunity to revive one of Budapest's historic villas.
For further information about the property, please contact:
E-mail: hello@dandan.hu
Phone: +3630/618-2271
If you own a castle, manor house, or villa that you would like to feature in our magazine, or if you are interested in the properties presented on our website, please contact us at hello@dandan.hu.
The Budapest villa was originally commissioned by the Tószegi Freund family, who valued attention to detail and outstanding craftsmanship. This can still be seen today in the impressive entrance door and the beautiful wooden staircase inside the building. The villa was first renovated between 1922 and 1924. After nationalization, workers’ apartments were created within the three-storey building, which significantly influenced its interior architectural character. The impressive 934 m² villa is surrounded by a park with mature trees, creating a unique and peaceful atmosphere.
Article published in Hungarian Villas Magazine:
https://magyarvillak.hu/villak/a-kobanyai-sorgyaros-villaja-ahol-freud-is-vendegeskedett/
Contact Person: Dániel Vitáry
E-mail: vitary@dandan.hu
Phone Number: +36 30/618-2271
Features & Amenities
- Quiet residential area
- Historic park with mature trees
- Three levels (basement, ground floor, first floor)
- Private parking
- Beautiful original wooden staircase
Property Description
Built in the 1890s, the villa comprises three levels—a 255.53 m² basement, a 362.35 m² ground floor, and a 315.72 m² first floor—offering a total floor area of 934 m². It stands on a plot of more than 8,000 m², with a development potential of 30%. The property is surrounded by a mature park filled with century-old trees, creating a unique woodland atmosphere. Architecturally, the villa is primarily Late Art Nouveau, complemented by Biedermeier and Baroque elements, which are still visible on the exterior in the form of decorative stucco work and reliefs.
The interior's most remarkable feature is the beautifully crafted wooden staircase, admired for its exceptional craftsmanship and intricate detailing. The villa currently contains 34 full rooms and 13 half rooms, a result of its conversion into workers' apartments during the post-war nationalization period.
Having stood vacant for decades, the property now requires a comprehensive restoration, offering an exceptional opportunity to revive one of Budapest's historic villas.
For further information about the property, please contact:
E-mail: hello@dandan.hu
Phone: +3630/618-2271
If you own a castle, manor house, or villa that you would like to feature in our magazine, or if you are interested in the properties presented on our website, please contact us at hello@dandan.hu.