Tucked away, almost out of sight, this house is a charming getaway for a small family. Large, grassy plot with trees and shrubs.
Construction: clay and brick walls, tiled roof, and corrugated plastic over lean-to bathroom
Floors: tiles. Wooden floorboards upstairs
Electricity, mains water, chimney for a wood-burning stove, basic seep-away (i.e., not a septic tank)
Downstairs: kitchen/dining room/cellar access (4 x 3.8 m2), living room (4.4 x 3.7 m2). Headroom 2.3 metres.
Converted attic: 2 bedrooms (ca. 31 m2 combined). Headroom is 2.1 metres, but shoulders off rapidly owing to the roof’s pitch.
Bathroom block (shower, wash basin, wc. 3 x 1.9 m2).
Covered terrace (3.9 x 4.7 m2), open patio. Cellar.
Used until recently as a seasonal guesthouse. Guests with tents are easily accommodated in the large front field away from prying eyes. The house is basically furnished, and includes a wood-burning stove. The bathroom has its own outside entrance for the convenience of outdoor guests. Some maintenance and minor renovations are recommended, but not absolutely necessary if you don’t mind the DIY vibe of the house. Nice covered terrace with a view of your field. Fenced off property. Quiet location with rolling hills and nearby woodland. Easy vehicular access.
Szigetvár town – pop.12000 - is a short drive away. Besides providing for most of your basic shopping needs, the town is also rich in monuments, providing the possibility of quiet relaxation for visitors. Exhibitions and live music programmes are provided throughout the year. Check out the nationally famous spa.
Neighbouring Pécs is the fifth largest Hungarian city. It is a popular destination for students and visitors from all over the world.
