Adyliget, a lush green area surrounded by the hills of Buda, bordered by nature reserves, is home to this imposing neo-Baroque villa. Originally built in 1928, it underwent a complete renovation in two phases, beginning in 2000 with roof and cladding replacement. In 2012, the current owner finalized the restoration, meticulously honoring the original architectural vision while incorporating contemporary upgrades.

Premium materials were used throughout the property. The villa now features fully replaced electrical and water systems and a new heating system, including both underfloor and radiator heating. The original wood-burning fireplace was carefully preserved, complemented by two additional electric fireplaces. Thermal insulation was upgraded, with both vertical and horizontal moisture barriers replaced. Restored windows and doors were fitted with new thermal and sound-insulating glazing.

This villa’s grandeur is evident in its plaster stucco, soaring high ceilings and oak parquet flooring, enhanced with an aluminum oxide protective layer. Special faucets—sourced from the original manufacturer—preserve authenticity. Crystal chandeliers and wall sconces throughout, illuminated by over 500 bulbs, create a captivating ambiance. Unique windows, elegant staircases, stately entrances, an impressive driveway, and a grand library on the lower level further enrich its character.

The three-story, 510 sqm villa offers extraordinary living spaces. The main level, accessed via a magnificent staircase, features a vast living room with a wood-burning fireplace and an opulent dining room under dazzling crystal chandeliers. Also included are the master suite with an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet, a grand main kitchen, and a smaller dining room. The front terrace, reached via an imposing staircase, enhances the villa’s elegance.

The top floor includes three bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom, while the other two share a bath. Designed with children in mind, this level embraces a youthful color scheme, centered around a striking round window in the middle room.

The ground floor showcases a unique and grand library with workspaces and reading/relaxation areas that can double as a cinema room. This level also includes a guest suite or maid’s quarters with an adjoining bathroom, a second kitchen with a dining area, and access to the paved summer kitchen leading to the garden, currently serving as a terrace. A storage room and combined laundry/mechanical room complete the floor.

Framed by 23 magnificent ancient oaks, the villa’s picturesque garden includes a fish and ornamental pond with potential for conversion into a swimming pool. A separate lockable storage room for garden tools is conveniently positioned at the side of the villa. A two-car parking area offers secure parking, with the option to cover it or convert it into an underground garage, supported by a valid building permit.