House seven at Nyárfás dűlő: 142 m², three bedrooms, garden to the south

House seven is the end of the eastern row of four — the row steps 1.7 metres down the slope house by house, and G stands at the bottom of it, nearest the pond. It has a single party wall, on the side of house six: the other three facades are free, which makes this the only house in the row with light from three directions. The premium is made of exactly those two things: an end house, with the shortest walk to the water.

The house is 7 by 12.8 metres, narrow and deep. On the ground floor the garage opens from the entrance hall, with a WC and a plant-room pantry next to it; at the back a single large room holds the kitchen, the dining table and the living area, with the covered terrace in front of it. Upstairs the main bedroom faces the pond and has the balcony, the other two bedrooms face the northern footpath; the two bathrooms, the separate WC and the wardrobe room sit in the middle, where no window is needed.

The private garden is 145 m² and ends where the shared lakeside park begins: a hedge instead of a fence, with the promenade ring behind it. At this stage the partitions and the kitchen plumbing can still be moved, and the buyer picks the bathroom tiling.

The layout can be walked through below: hide the walls, or look at either storey on its own.