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ANDRASSY 41 LIST OF FLAST, NEXT >>
Andrássy út is a 2310m long avenue in Budapest, crossing the 6th district of the city, that is also called Terézváros.
The avenue connects the citycenter with the City Park.
Andrássy road 41
The 3-story neo renaissance building was constructed from 1880 to 1885 for the Goldberger family, based on the plans of Mór Kallina.
While renovating the whole of this glamourous building, first class 1- and 2-story flats with roof terrace are also being constructed, adhering to the modern and comfortable standards of the 21st century, taking livability into account to the most possible extent, even answering luxurious standards if requested!
We are planning to construct 8 new flats
60,99 sqm (200 sqft) - 138,62 sqm (454,79 sqft)
Planned deadline: October 2011
For further information please call +36 30/-941-8828
or meet us in person at our office.
1 FLATS FOR SALE ARE STILL AVAILABLE
The condominium is situated in the 6th district of Budapest (Terézváros), North to Teréz körút boulevard, in the outer Terézváros area.
The 3-story condominium was constructed in eclectic style in 1893 for Raschka Emil based on the plans of Károly Ulbert.
While renovating the whole of this glamourous building, first class 1- and 2-story flats with roof terrace are also being constructed, adhering to the modern and comfortable standards of the 21st century, taking livability into account to the most possible extent, even answering luxurious standards if requested!
We are planning to construct 16 new flats
27.75 sqm (91.04 sqft) - 136.08 sqm (446.46 sqft)
Planned deadline: July 2012
For further information please call: +36 30/-941-8828 or meet us in person at our office.
ANDRASSY 61 LIST OF FLATS, NEXT >>>
Andrássy road 61.
The Andrássy road is a 2310 meter long avenue of VI. district in Budapest, which runs through the Terèzvàros. The road connects the Downtown to the Vàrosliget. 
The Andrássy Avenue with the Millennium Underground Railway which is going underneath, and with the Hero's Square which is situated at the back of the avenue, together in 2002 became the part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The Terézváros’s main artery was the Kiràly Street in the 19th century, it was connecting the outer areas, the Downtown and the Vàrosliget. Although in the Kiràly Street even tram has traveled, because of it’s narrow lines by the mid-century was no longer able to serve the increased traffic. In addition, Terèzvàros crowded district is built to shut off the natural flow of air, thus making difficult the already unhealthy and crowded part of town position.
Remedy the problem raised by Count Andràssy Gyula Prime Minister the new plan of a constructionof a new avenue. The building of the new boulevard began in 1871, the road was opened on the 20th of August 1876 in a ceremony. At first Avenue was called, and in 1885 was named after Count Gyula Andrassy. The way the horses hooves protective checkered wood finishes.
As the Millennium celebrations (1896) approached, the unresolved problem of the public transport towards Vàrosliget came to the fore again. Then Balazs Mor (the Budapest Municipal Electric Railway CEO) following the suggestion of Andrássy Avenue during the construction of an underground railway was decided that two years is ready to further enhance the prestige of the new decorative Avenue.
The building designer was Petschacher Gustav (1844-1890).The Austrian-born designer came to Budapest as an architect of the French-German-Hungarian interest Avenue Construction Company Consortium. The house plan was made in 1880. The building and the adjacent school building (Andrássy road 63-65., HRSZ: 29466) plan came out from under the hand of the designer at the same time.
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