Mountain view villiage house.

Its in a street comming to an end looking towards the Zemplen hills into Slovakia.

Property consists of 2 rooms, bathroom, kitchen , spieca, cellar,and various other rooms and out buildings, including a wooden barn, fruit trees and Tokaj vines.

This is a basic decription of this property, modernisation and improvements need to be carried out.

If you are interested in this property, we will do our complete best to supply you with further imformation, and fotos.

We can assist you through a structural check of this property a recomended builder and lawyer service.

Please feel free to have a look at our other properties,

In which other details of this beautiful area may be contained.

TAX IS AT CURRENT 4 PER CENT TO BE PAID ABOUT 1 YEAR LATER, AFTER THE PROPERTY PURCASE.

THIS PROPERTY WOULD BE AN IDEAL INVESTMENT.

Area Information

International airports:

Kosice in Slovakia, 2 hours drive;

Budapest 3 hours 20 minutes by intercity train- non direct.

Debrecen 2 hours drive.

Sárospatak boasts the best thermal spa in the Zemplén region of Hungary which attracts many tourists from the neighboring countries. This resort is open all the year round which includes swimming pools, restaurants and camping facilities.

Sárospatak castle and many other castles in the region, the rivers Bodrog and Tisza, Tokaj town (home to the famous Tokaj wine) are well worth a visit.

Unique for fishing, hiking in the hills, wine tasting, horse riding, cycling, nature trails, water sports as well as river cruises and private boat hire. Not to mention the great local cuisine and hospitality of the locals who are always willing to help.

Skiing facilities are available at Sátor hegy in Sátoraljaújhely where Hungary’s longest chair-lift operates. (Snow conditions vary.)

For those more serious skiers Zakopane in Poland is approximately 8 hours drive including stops.

Previous volcanic activity remains can be found scattered around the Zemplén region judging by the cones and peak like hill tops.

Sárospatak for instance has its own crater lake, Tengerszem, once used as a pummis-stone mine and Sátoraljaújhely’s Sátor hegy back in 1780 showed the last sounds of activity as worried onlookers took for their lives after hearing gurgling and whooshing sounds coming from the mountain but all has remained dormant since.