Look what I'm buying (large file, sorry) - SV650.org

10-12-04, 12:29 PM

Hi guys,
just got back fom a trip to Hungary. Below are a couple of pics of the house that we're buying as our holiday home and also to let.
In Hungary they have very hot summers and very cold winters, and although prices in general aren't as low as some other European countries, the price of property is very cheap and set to rise.
Our house is called a "weekend house"( there are hundreds of them scattered throughout the hills) and lies nearly 2 miles off the main road on the edge of a mountain. It has an inside toilet, hot and cold running water and a bath(all of these features together are unusual in this type of property). It also has a 650 square metre garden with very large shed.
The views are stunning. Although it is perfectly habitable as is, we intend to spend around £1000 to improve certain areas. And the price?............................................ .................................................. .................................................. .........£8,500!!!!!!

10-12-04, 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OF.uk

Who's that dodgy looking character on the stairs

He isn't robbing you is he

Looks FAB

The Mother & Father-in-law love Hungary... If you can get that for £8,500 what can you get for £50,000

10-12-04, 12:44 PM

Looks FAB

The Mother & Father-in-law love Hungary... If you can get that for £8,500 what can you get for £50,000

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The rest of Hungary

10-12-04, 12:48 PM

The guy on the patio is my partner's cousin who lives nearby. And as for a £50,000 house, I don't know as we only had £10,000 to spend

but I'm sure you could get something impressive.
The beauty of a house in this area is you can rent it out to tourists in the summer( and they do get quite a lot) and then again to the German, Austrian and Italian hunters in the winter who come for the wild boar and deer

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10-12-04, 12:50 PM

I'm sure it'll be worth a lot more than £8,500 in a few years

I've heard that the property there is going to boom soon

10-12-04, 01:08 PM

It will be available to rent from May onwards if anyone fancies it

Flights from Manchester direct to Budapest are now only about £50 return.

splke · 10-12-04, 01:38 PM

That looks fantastic fella

Might be having some of that (mate rates of course)

10-12-04, 04:13 PM

You planning on riding over there as well, must be quite a journey

10-12-04, 04:17 PM

No, the idea is to buy a Trabant and leave it over there, along with an old crosser. At £50 a flight and family to pick us up from the airport I'd sooner fly. Although riding over hasn't been ruled out on an odd occasion

10-12-04, 06:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OF.uk

Although riding over hasn't been ruled out on an odd occasion

We could have a Pennine Massive adventure... Who's up for it

10-12-04, 12:29 PM	#1
OF.uk Guest Posts: n/a	Look what I'm buying (large file, sorry) Hi guys, just got back fom a trip to Hungary. Below are a couple of pics of the house that we're buying as our holiday home and also to let. In Hungary they have very hot summers and very cold winters, and although prices in general aren't as low as some other European countries, the price of property is very cheap and set to rise. Our house is called a "weekend house"( there are hundreds of them scattered throughout the hills) and lies nearly 2 miles off the main road on the edge of a mountain. It has an inside toilet, hot and cold running water and a bath(all of these features together are unusual in this type of property). It also has a 650 square metre garden with very large shed. The views are stunning. Although it is perfectly habitable as is, we intend to spend around £1000 to improve certain areas. And the price?............................................ .................................................. .................................................. .........£8,500!!!!!!

10-12-04, 12:44 PM	#3
vtwinner Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Look what I'm buying (large file, sorry) Looks FAB The Mother & Father-in-law love Hungary... If you can get that for £8,500 what can you get for £50,000 [/quote] The rest of Hungary

10-12-04, 01:38 PM	#7
splke Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: LEEDS Posts: 189	That looks fantastic fella Might be having some of that (mate rates of course) __________________

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10-12-04, 12:48 PM	#4
OF.uk Guest Posts: n/a	The guy on the patio is my partner's cousin who lives nearby. And as for a £50,000 house, I don't know as we only had £10,000 to spend but I'm sure you could get something impressive. The beauty of a house in this area is you can rent it out to tourists in the summer( and they do get quite a lot) and then again to the German, Austrian and Italian hunters in the winter who come for the wild boar and deer .

10-12-04, 12:50 PM	#5
Cloggsy Guest Posts: n/a	I'm sure it'll be worth a lot more than £8,500 in a few years I've heard that the property there is going to boom soon

10-12-04, 01:08 PM	#6
OF.uk Guest Posts: n/a	It will be available to rent from May onwards if anyone fancies it Flights from Manchester direct to Budapest are now only about £50 return.

10-12-04, 04:13 PM	#8
vtwinner Guest Posts: n/a	You planning on riding over there as well, must be quite a journey

10-12-04, 04:17 PM	#9
OF.uk Guest Posts: n/a	No, the idea is to buy a Trabant and leave it over there, along with an old crosser. At £50 a flight and family to pick us up from the airport I'd sooner fly. Although riding over hasn't been ruled out on an odd occasion