Cosy little studio near ASTORIA, short/long term, near Universities, Synagogue This newly renovated little studio apartment in a house of good standard, corner Rakoczi ut - Vas utca. It is furnished in modern style, with built-in furniture, mirrors, large king-size double bed. The American kitchen is fully equipped and includes an oven, hob, microwave, large fridge, deep freezer, washing machine, dish-washer, modern glass dining table& chairs. High speed internet, wifi. The little bathroom has jet-shower, toilet, modern built-in wash-basin. You find all the necessary the bed-linen and towels in the flat. The apartment is situated in the very heart of the city, 5 min walking to ASTORIA (metro station, public buses, tramway 47 and 49)),surrounded by restaurants, cafes, many shops, and near all major universities. In the opposite direction you can also reach the Great Boulvard, Blaha Lujza square (metro, tramway 4 and 6 running day and night). Despite its central location, the apartment is tucked away from the bustle of the city on the second floor (lift accessible) in the building's central courtyard. Renovated house, very quiet and safe, nice neighbours. The house is located in the so called Palace district, historical area near KALVIN square. Address: Vas utca no.3. house entrance. Buiding on the corner of Rakoczi ut 25 , next to the famousUrania Cinema. Conditions of the renting: Security deposit 1200 Euro is to be paid at arrival. Rent: 600 Euro /month in case of min.6 months period definit term (for shorter period rent is higher) House fee: 150 Euro/month Electricity, water, gaz: paid according to your own consumption (taxameter) Description of the district, "named PALACE District": Palotanegyed, or the “Palace District,” is one of the most prestigious areas in Budapest, on the PEST side. Known for its historic bourgeois houses and charming public squares, the district offers a unique experience that feels like stepping back in time. It’s not uncommon to stumble upon film crews capturing the area’s vintage allure. The district is home to the Hungarian National Museum with its inviting garden, the imposing Szabó Ervin Library, and the cozy terraces of Mikszáth Square that beckon for a coffee break. Most of the Palotanegyed's architecture echoes that of the Viennese Franz-Joseph era from the 1840s until World War One. However, there are also buildings in the Hungarian Secession style, The Palace District contains important educational and cultural institutions. Between the Múzeum körút and Puskin utca is the Humanities Faculty of Budapest's Eötvös Loránd University,[16] built 1880-3 by Imre Steindl, also the architect of the Parliament building.[17] The central administration and many of the departments of the city's Semmelweis University (of medicine) you find here, as well as the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, as well as the German-language Andrássy University (it is housed in the former Festetics Palace). The CORVINUS University is few steps away. This area is popular, with scores of students and several cafés and pizzerias....