In Miklósvár, Tamási, a 1950 sqm, two-story Esterházy Hunting Castle, built in 1770, is for sale on a 7740 sqm fenced plot of land. The property currently consists of 24 rooms.
The castle was built by Prince Esterházy "Fényes" Miklós, a member of Hungary's most famous noble family. The original single-story building was expanded with an upper floor in the early 1800s, and since then, no additions or structural changes have been made. The current owners, in the late 1980s, carefully restored the building in consultation with heritage protection authorities, returning it to its former glory and character.
In terms of layout, the ground floor consists of 15 rooms, a kitchen, pantry, 3 bathrooms with toilets, and 2 additional separate toilets.
The upper floor contains 9 rooms, a bathroom, and a toilet. Many of the rooms open into each other, and can also be accessed separately from the surrounding corridor.
A staircase leads down to the 380 sqm dry cellar, which also houses the boiler room.
There are two separate attic spaces that can be developed, accessible by stairs from both the ground and upper floors.
The property includes a six-car garage building.
In addition to the ancient wooded park surrounding the castle, there is also a completely enclosed, quiet, tree-filled inner garden in the center of the building, which can be enjoyed by entering from the lower floor’s corridor.
Tamási is located in a beautiful natural environment, a favored area for both foreign and domestic hunters.
It is 145 km from Budapest and 42 km from Siófok. The city’s thermal bath is just 100 meters from the castle, and there are several smaller fishing lakes and hiking areas scattered around the city.
The property is free of encumbrances and is for sale with antique furnishings. Depending on the new owner's vision, the property can be used in various ways.
