The Remíz Restaurant & Café is one of Budapest's most iconic hospitality venues, located in one of Buda's most prestigious green residential districts. For 32 years, it has welcomed an upscale clientele and established itself as a landmark destination. The property is now offered for sale as the owners retire.

Jellemzők és előnyök

• 720 m² total floor area
• Mixed-use complex consisting of residential, office, and commercial premises (registered under four separate land registry numbers)
• Clear legal title with single ownership
• Ideal for combining multiple business functions
• Restaurant, event and community spaces, landscaped garden, offices, private rooms, and studio area
• Capacity for approximately 500 guests
• Exceptional atmosphere and historical character
• Prime location
• Potential to create additional parking spaces
• A timeless investment with excellent return potential

Situated at one of the highest points of the Danube Bend, this magnificent 19th-century Neo-Renaissance castle was completely renovated during the 2000s while preserving its original architectural character. An elevator connects all levels, and every room enjoys spectacular views of the Danube.

The estate includes a dedicated wellness wing featuring a heated outdoor swimming pool with a retractable cover, jacuzzi, sauna and bar. Across the street, on a separate plot, is a guesthouse complex with an indoor bowling centre, outdoor artificial-turf sports court, mini golf course and additional parking. The property is ideally suited as a prestigious private residence, an exclusive wedding and event venue, or a high-end investment opportunity.

History & Architecture

• 1871 – The original single-storey manor house was constructed on the highest point of the estate
• 1887 – New owners Ferenc and Vilmos Swadló commissioned Henrik Schmahl, a student of Miklós Ybl, to transform the building into a Neo-Renaissance villa.
• 1932 – The estate became the home of Huszár Pufi (Károly Hochstein), the internationally renowned Hungarian film actor of the 1920s.
• 2000s – Complete renovation and modernization while preserving the villa's original architectural details.

Stylistic features: Architectural highlights include an elegant Neo-Renaissance façade, loggia, grand entrance hall, formal salon, winter garden, library, decorative staircase, and elevator connecting every floor.

Surroundings

The estate is surrounded by the forests of the Börzsöny Mountains and the Visegrád Hills, one of Hungary's most beautiful natural regions. The surrounding area includes extensive hunting grounds managed by the Ipoly Forest Company and Pilis Park Forest, home to red deer, roe deer, wild boar and mouflon.

Property Details

• Land: Total plot size: approximately 14,685 m²
• Castle estate: approximately 10,396 m² (main residence, wellness wing, garage and landscaped park)
• Guesthouse & sports estate: approximately 4,289 m² (guesthouse, bowling centre, sports facilities, mini golf and parking)

Main Castle: Gross floor area: approximately 876 m². Three residential floors plus garage level

• Ground Floor Loggia, Entrance hall, Formal salon, Winter garden, Dining room, Kitchen, Two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, Guest WC
• Upper Floor: Two offices, Library with panoramic Danube views
• Lower Ground Floor: Event and entertainment hall with billiard room and bar, Professional kitchen with service lift, Laundry room, Three guest rooms with bathrooms, Storage rooms
• Garage: Three parking spaces

Luxury Family Home for Sale on the Danube at Római-part

A rare opportunity to purchase a newly built, high-end luxury home in one of the most exclusive villa parks along the Danube.

Situated within a secure, gated residential community with concierge service on a 27,664 m² estate, this property combines outstanding comfort, privacy, and premium amenities.

Key Features

• 300 m² of living space | Three levels | Open-plan living room, dining area and kitchen | 4 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms
• 800 m² private garden designed in a Japanese style with an ornamental pond
• Air-to-water heat pump with radiant ceiling heating and cooling. Mechanical ventilation and fresh-air circulation system
• 20 m² balcony | 50 m² terrace
• Energy rating: A++
• Smart home system with smartphone control | Security cameras, alarm system, electric shutters | Automatic irrigation system
• Exclusive villa park amenities including an indoor swimming pool and additional premium services

Manor house (hotel/guesthouse): 578 m²
Commercial units: 424 m²
Restaurant and retail space: 514 m²
Plot size: 3.236 m²

A truly unique investment opportunity is now available in the centre of Balatonboglár, directly overlooking the town's historic market square. The property features a 1904 manor house that is not protected as a listed or heritage building, providing exceptional flexibility for future development. The building may be renovated, extensively remodelled, or even demolished, depending on the new owner's vision.

The estate also includes a row of retail units facing the marketplace and a former restaurant, which is currently not in operation and requires complete renovation. Private parking spaces within the courtyard further enhance the property's accessibility and commercial potential.

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 Kun Villa in Balatonakarattya is an elegant example of Bauhaus-inspired architecture, combining clean geometric lines with graceful curved elements. The 145 m² villa is complemented by an impressive 100 m² terrace, creating a seamless connection between the indoor living spaces and the surrounding natural environment. Built in 1932, the villa was commissioned by Attila Kun, Managing Director of the Budapest Gas Works and one of the founders of Balatonakarattya. He also played a key role in the subdivision and development of the area.

Designed by Dr. István Viczián, former Lord Lieutenant of Pest-Pilis-Solt-Kiskun County and Member of Parliament, this distinguished country residence was constructed in the early 20th century according to his own architectural vision. Today, the estate—known as Viczián Villa—is located in Tápiószele, at the foot of the Gödöllő Hills, approximately 90 kilometres from Budapest.

The historic building was acquired by its current owner in the 1990s and underwent a comprehensive renovation shortly thereafter. For more than two decades, it has successfully operated as a guesthouse offering 8 rooms and accommodation for 24 guests. The property has hosted weddings, corporate events, and private celebrations thanks to its fully equipped professional kitchen, 60-seat restaurant, and 30-person conference room. The 2-hectare landscaped park is one of the estate's greatest assets, featuring magnificent 150-year-old plane trees, mature oak trees, an outdoor oven, barbecue facilities, and an additional outbuilding.

A future wellness area could further enhance the property's appeal, while the extensive park offers exceptional opportunities for hospitality, gastronomy, and event hosting.

The villa extends over three levels with a total living area of 440 m². The lower level features an underground garage with space for four vehicles, storage rooms, a laundry room, a private gym, and an adjoining bathroom. This level alone measures approximately 200 m². A staircase leads to the heart of the home on the ground floor, where a spectacular 90 m² open-plan living area combines the kitchen, dining room, and living room into one elegant space. Large windows provide stunning views of the landscaped garden. This level also includes one bedroom and two bathrooms.

The owner selected only the finest materials throughout the property and entrusted the country's most skilled craftsmen with every aspect of the construction. From members of a multi-generational cabinetmaking family responsible for the bespoke furniture to the artisans specializing in stained-glass doors—who also restore historic churches—every detail reflects uncompromising craftsmanship. The chandeliers were personally designed and handcrafted by the director of a prestigious Czech crystal manufacturer.

The interior design is defined by luxury, harmonious proportions, and a consistent palette of colours and materials. The living room captures the timeless elegance of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with classical patterns recurring in both the wallpaper and the carpeting. An elegant electric fireplace further enhances the warm and inviting atmosphere during the colder months.