Flat Igal, Hungary, 128 m²

The small town of Yigal is located in the southern part of Transdanubia, Hungary, about 40 km from Lake Balaton. Lake Balaton (Plattensee) is the largest lake in Central Europe and one of the most important tourist destinations in Hungary. The village with a population of about 1340 people is located in the hills of Somogy.

The M7 motorway can be reached in 30 minutes. Igal is located approximately 150 km from Budapest.

The house for sale with two apartments is located in a side street overlooking the hills, in a quiet location, close to a church, school, kindergarten, convenience stores, post office, pharmacy and doctor's office.

The town's famous thermal baths are within walking distance (450 m). The Budapest Express bus stop is 1400 m from the house.

A semi-detached house was built on a plot of 672 m² in the 1990s.

The house has an area of 128 sq. m in - two identical apartments, the living area of ​​each of them is about 64 sq. m. m. Each apartment has a kitchen (about 8 sq. m), three rooms (about 23 sq. m, 9 sq. m and 10 sq. m), two bathrooms (3 sq. m and 2 sq. m), a storage room (1 sq. m) and a covered terrace (6 sq. m). The apartments can be used separately.
The house is in good condition, dry, insulated. The apartment on the right is heated with a natural stone fireplace and thermal panels. The second apartment can currently be used during the warmer months of the year. Gas connection possible. There are 2 garages on the street (20 sq. m each). The plot is slightly sloping, grassy, ​​there are several well-groomed shrubs, fruit trees, spruce and willows. The backyard is flat and can be used for recreation.

This house is a good investment for a large family and is suitable for rental. Thanks to its proximity to Lake Balaton (40 km) and the thermal spa of Yigal (450 m), as well as the mild Mediterranean climate, the property is suitable for living in both summer and winter.

The price of the object is 125,000 euros + 4% commission + costs for a lawyer and translator + state taxes.