The nearly 150-year-old, three-storey manor (basement, ground floor, and attic level) offers a total floor area of 844 m², including 350 m² of living space located on the upper level. The interior renovation was guided by the concept of creating a spacious communal living environment. As a result, the open-plan living room, dining area, children's corner, and adult lounge together occupy an impressive 130 m². Exposed timber beams preserve the manor's historic atmosphere, while the interior design and furnishings reflect clean, contemporary elegance. One of the home's most striking features is the indoor green plant wall, equipped with an integrated automatic irrigation system. The manor includes a fireplace, while heating is provided by a modern geothermal heat pump combined with underfloor and wall heating systems, ensuring both comfort and energy efficiency.

The bespoke kitchen is fully equipped and designed in a sleek contemporary style. It features two sinks, a concealed extractor hood, and a built-in wine cooler. The dining area is furnished with a custom-made dining table complemented by elegant chairs. Family life is enhanced by a home cinema projector, as well as dedicated lounge areas for both adults and children.

The three-storey manor was designed by Ferenc Glatz in 1942, with comfort and harmony serving as the guiding principles of its architecture. Two bedrooms are located on the ground floor, while three are situated upstairs, two of which have direct access to the upper terrace. The terraces offer beautiful views throughout the day, overlooking the surrounding trees and forest canopy.

Inside, both entrances lead to separate entrance halls and corridors, providing access to the living room and lounge. A beautiful open marble fireplace creates a warm atmosphere, complemented by period-style burgundy furniture and elegant crystal chandeliers that add timeless charm for both residents and guests. Several rooms feature traditional tiled stoves and decorative fireplaces, while the manor is heated by a central heating system. The custom-made wooden kitchen cabinetry was designed specifically for the property, with built-in appliances seamlessly integrated into the design. The result is a refined interior that combines elegance with a natural aesthetic, perfectly matching the character of the manor. A cellar is also located beneath the main living area.

The Andreánszky Manor is located on the outskirts of Alsópetény. The original manor was a single-storey Neoclassical residence with a slate roof, designed in the architectural style of József Hild's country houses. One of its early owners was Antal Somogyi, Captain of the Jász people. During the second half of the 18th century, Sándor Andreánszky purchased the estate together with the manor. It later became the residence of Baron István Andreánszky, a retired State Secretary. The last owner of the original manor was Baron Gábor Andreánszky (1845–1908), Member of Parliament, internationally renowned paleobotanist, and corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
Over time, the original manor on the edge of the village disappeared, while its surrounding park survived. Once designated as a protected nature reserve, it is now protected under local conservation regulations. Based on historical records and a surviving photograph, the current owners have rebuilt the manor to an exceptional luxury standard while faithfully preserving its original appearance.
The estate is offered for HUF 1,400,000,000 and consists of multiple land parcels with a total area of 60,745 m². The property includes 832 m² of buildings, comprising: 330 m² main manor house, 49 m² sauna house, Two guest apartments (52 m² and 32 m²), 154 m² stable, Two 75 m² log cabins, 20 m² wine cellar, 30 m² summer kitchen, 15 m² cottage located on the pasture, 72 m² outdoor swimming pool The estate offers a total of 10 rooms, including four bedrooms in the manor house, a study, salon, living room, dining room, and two additional guest rooms in the guest house. The manor also features: 3 bathrooms, 2 guest toilets, Fully equipped kitchen, Three terrace doors opening directly toward the pool, Integrated alarm and CCTV security systems.

The castle's interior was designed by M. Caesar Herrer-y, recipient of the prestigious Ybl Miklós Prize in architecture.

Located just outside Budapest, the so-called "Hungarian Versailles" is a truly exceptional property. Combining luxury, historical grandeur, and expansive interiors, it offers an atmosphere unlike any other. The spacious halls, enriched with Renaissance and Baroque architectural elements, create a magnificent setting, while the carefully integrated 21st-century comforts satisfy even the highest expectations of modern luxury.

The castle complex evokes the appearance of historic fortified residences, surrounded by breathtaking countryside where residents and guests can also enjoy hunting and fishing. The castle opened in 1986 as one of Hungary's first castle hotels. Its architecture emphasizes the appearance of a medieval fortress, featuring corner towers characteristic of Late Renaissance castles in Upper Hungary (today's Slovakia). This historical style extends to its construction: the unusually thick walls and brick-vaulted ceilings on every level reflect traditional craftsmanship. Inside, however, comfort takes precedence, complemented by elegant Baroque-inspired interior design.

A historic building comprising a guesthouse and restaurant is available for sale in the pedestrian center of Szécsény, offering outstanding investment potential.

Originally built as a residential house in the 14th century, the property has undergone several phases of renovation and modernization over the centuries, resulting in its current form. Properties of this historical significance are exceptionally rare in Hungary. It is now available at an attractive price per square metre compared to similar investment opportunities.

The building features 19 en-suite guest rooms, together with service areas and communal spaces. It also includes a restaurant with seating for approximately 80 guests, opening directly onto the town's pedestrian street, as well as a fully equipped kitchen capable of serving up to 150 guests. A private enclosed courtyard provides on-site parking.

The building offers approximately 1,668 m² of interior space on a 1,200 m² plot.