In the Embrace of Tisza-tó

Lake Tisza is the second largest lake in Hungary. It is located in the northern part of the Alföld. The Estate 4.3 hectares of land, 2.5 hectares of lake. The plot covers 68,000 square meters. It lies directly on the banks of the Tisza. The length of the Tisza beach itself is 985 meters. There is a 2-hectare lake that is excellent for water sports, swimming and fishing. There is a two-hectare oak grove on the land, which provides plenty of shade and lavish walks, cooling off on hot summer days. The road network that connects the buildings is nearly one kilometer long. An irrigation system was installed under all the land areas. Close to Nature Floating house: Boat storage on the water, two stalls and lift. Grove: Parked oak grove, in which time passes differently when wandering. Waterside: House on the lake, land on the banks of the Tisza. Road network: From the gate to the house lined with trees, next to the forest. Additional buildings: For storing garden machines, tools, supplies. The Building 1280 square meters, the ground floor has a total area of 762 square meters. Two separate living spaces, roof terrace and auxiliary rooms. Six spaces for car storage, four of which are in the underground garage. The first floor is 518 square meters, the roof terrace is 91.5 square meters, covered, heated pool and sunbathing area. Comfortable living space: Community space, view, fireplace, elegant staircase. The living room kitchen and dining room are located in one space, making it the central location for all family events. Five bedrooms, all with views of the lake and the park surrounding the lake. Five bathrooms. The rooms have a spacious bathroom and comfortable use for the residents and guests. Three wardrobes. An important place for social life is the 17X7 meter heated pool on the roof terrace and the almost 200 square meters terrace around it. Thermally insulated walls, doors and windows made of larch, heat pump heating. The living quarters are heated with floor and radiator heating. The buildings obtain drinking water from their own drilled wells, with triple filtration. The energy supply is supported by 146 solar panels in addition to wired electricity.