The living level
Ground floor · 171.91 m² · nine rooms on the drawing
A complete, self-contained living floor: living room, winter garden, kitchen and dining area, two large rooms, bathroom and the entrance hall. This is the floor most people look at first — and the one that can work in the greatest number of ways.
10 viewpoints · 24 designs · every design as a moving image
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The living room from the winter garden
27.88 + 29.18 m² · south-west glass wall
The strongest space in the house: the living room and the winter garden opened into one volume, with a full-width glass wall onto the garden and the water. The same space for four different kinds of life.
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The living room from the entrance
The same space from another camera position
From here you can see how large the level really is. As a workspace or as a classroom it holds as many people as an office or a training course needs.
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The kitchen and dining area
17.46 m² · opens off the hallway
The service connections are in place, and the space can be opened towards the living room. The same layout serves a family and an office café alike.
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The porch and the entrance hall
22.92 m² · behind the front door
An unusually large entrance hall — a lot for a home, but as an arrival area just enough to make the arrival part of the house. In an office this is where reception goes.
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The room on the right
20.80 m² · parquet
The other large room. It works as a bedroom, a meeting room and a treatment room — and that flexibility is what is worth most to a buyer.
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The room facing the river
21.76 m² · on the water-facing side
This room looks straight out onto the Holt-Tisza (an oxbow lake of the river Tisza). It is the room with the best view in the house — as a reading room its quietest point, as an office its strongest argument.
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The entrance hall and the hallway
10.35 + 16.25 m² · ceramic tiling
The passage between the reception space and the rooms: the ground-floor bathroom opens off it, and the staircase to the attic starts here.
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The ground-floor bathroom
5.31 m² · ceramic
A guest bathroom in the middle of the level, between the two large rooms.
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The WC
Unfinished · the survey will give the exact figures
An unfinished space today. Utility, laundry and plant rooms are the most obvious use, but its exact classification awaits the on-site survey.
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The side terrace
Opens off the living room
The covered outdoor space belonging to this floor, opening directly off the living room — in the summer months this is the dining room of the house.
What these photographs do not show
The fit-outs are visualisations: they show what could be made of the space, not what is there today. The "Today" button always brings back the real photograph — precisely so that the two are never mixed up.
The dimensions come from the 2005 building permit plan, and are indicative until the on-site survey. The energy rating is D (certified document, identifier: HET-1050-7251).
A sample analysis — a survey prepared to demonstrate the method. Images and moving images marked "Visualisation (AI)" were produced with artificial intelligence — they do not show the current state.