Apartment for rent in Budapest XIII. kerület, Budapest
In the central part of the 13th district a 72 sqm apartment for rent with quality equipment, furniture and a huge 16 sqm terrace. It consists of a living room, a fully equipped kitchen with a dining area, two comfortable bedrooms , a bathroom, separate toilet and a storage room.
The apartment is situated on the 1st floor of the building (there are two modern elevators), and it overlooks the Hegedűs Gyula street. The inner garden of the building is a rarity in Pest with a stream, a small lake, a playground and benches for those who want to relax.
The beautiful Danube promenade is just a 5-minute walk away: cycle paths, sports fields, playgrounds, runways, and the nearby St. Stephen's Park and Margaret Island make this area attractive.
It has excellent public transport options: near the house there is a bus stop (line 15, 115); trolley station (lines 75, 76) and metro number 3 are at five minutes walking distance.
Costs:
- Our agency fee of 150 EUR is a one-time administration payment when you sign the contract.
- Rest of cost are included in the rental.
🐾 Important Pet Information! 🐾
🐶 Pets must be mentioned to us before booking. 🐱
💰 In case of a pet, a deposit of three times the monthly rent is required. 💵
Information and data
This housing rental, which is furnished, is located on Hegedűs Gyula utca in Budapest XIII. kerület. Budapest XIII. kerület has the zip code 1133 and is located in Budapest. The size of the rental is in total Ca. 80 m2 with 2 separate rooms. The housing is being rented out as an ordinary rental. The rental is available from 11.5.2026. The rental period is 3 months. The rent is Ca. 2,500 EUR per month. You must pay a deposit of Ca. 1,000 Euro.
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