Commissioned by György Chernel in 1780, this three-storey brick residence is set within a 12.35-acre park. The estate remained in the family's possession until 1945 and has been under private ownership since 1990, with a phased programme of professional restoration commencing in 2017.
The exterior of the building has been fully reinstated, including a complete replacement of the roof structure and tiling, chimney reconstruction, and a full facade restoration. All windows and doors have been replaced with bespoke, period-accurate reproductions. Technical improvements also include comprehensive structural sealing and the installation of a new stone-paved driveway. Internally, the property retains its original timber-beamed ceilings, and current works are focused on restoring the floor surfaces and installing a modern gas heating system.
A government-approved development plan provides for various commercial or private uses. These permits allow for the conversion of the 210-square-metre attic into guest suites and the basement into a restaurant and kitchen facility. The layout is equally suited for a corporate headquarters, a private medical clinic, or an educational centre. The extensive grounds also offer sufficient space for a private golf practice range.
Located 9 km from the Austrian border, the estate is positioned near the city of Szombathely and the thermal resort of Bük. The property’s status as a protected heritage site makes it eligible for regional and EU grants, particularly for projects focused on tourism. The sale includes a full service package, covering title deed verification, legal coordination with German-speaking counsel, and the transfer of all utility contracts.
Note: This listing was prepared with the assistance of AI. Please be advised that some images are AI-generated visualisations intended to demonstrate the property's potential following the completion of interior renovations.
