Renovated Farmhouse from 1820 in Pécsely

This historic farmstead in Pécsely was built in 1820 and stands on a 831 m² plot within the village boundary. The property has authentic thatch roofing and 70–80 cm thick stone walls with traditional timber ceilings. It contains four bedrooms, a bathroom and a separate WC, with the living room and kitchen in one open space. Currently heated by electric panels, but other heating options are possible. The monument-protected building was renovated several years ago and retains its period character throughout. The plot is enclosed by a partly natural stone wall and features mature shade trees and an old dug well that still provides good water flow. Mains water, electricity and sewerage are connected to the property; gas is available nearby. The interior furnishings reflect the home's heritage, with many pieces sourced from ethnographic collections, which the seller will include. Pécsely is a popular destination for visitors and property buyers. The settlement sits near Zádor Castle (also known as Himfy Castle), built in the late 14th century on a 363-metre hill in Gothic style. A viewing tower there offers views over the Pécsely basin towards Tihany. The Zádor spring below the castle provides excellent water quality. The property has a clear title, is free from legal claims and encumbrances, and is ready to purchase immediately. It suits use as a holiday home, family residence, business premises or investment.