Are you looking for a place where you can combine the comfort of home with investment opportunities? We present to you a spacious family house in the picturesque village of Borša, located in the attractive Tokaj region. This property is ideal for those who long for peaceful living, vacationing, but also for those who see an opportunity in the development of tourism.
The house was built in the 1970s and has undergone partial renovation, which included the replacement of floors, windows, installation of a new fireplace, modernization of the bathroom with a toilet, and heating restoration. On the elevated ground floor, you will find an entrance hall, a central corridor, two separate rooms, a spacious living room with a dining area and kitchen with access to the balcony, as well as a large pantry.
The lower part of the house offers another room, two additional rooms, a toilet, and a boiler room. The owners planned to convert this part into apartments for short-term rental and establish a sauna, which opens the door to further investment opportunities.
The plot covering 1869 m2 is large enough to carry out various projects. Currently, it features a gazebo, a children's playground, a large sandbox also serving as a beach volleyball court, a garage, a well, and parking spaces for five cars. There is the possibility of installing a pool or a hot tub, which would further increase the attractiveness of this property.
The Tokaj region is known for its rich cultural and historical heritage. Each year, investments flow into the development of tourism and infrastructure, with a wealth of services available in agrotourism, cycling tourism, wellness, wine experience tours, gastronomy, rafting on the Bodrog, and many other activities. The village of Borša directly borders Hungary with its cadastral area. It is located between the border crossing into Hungary (Slovenské Nové Mesto) and the village of Viničky. The border crossing into Hungary is approximately 4 km from the village. In the Hungarian town of Sátoraljaújhely, there is a newly built so-called Kalandpark (adventure park) featuring the longest suspended pedestrian bridge in Central Europe, a bobsled track, and a cable car.
In the village of Borša, there is a completely renovated Renaissance manor house where Francis II Rákóczi was born, a Reformed and Roman Catholic church, a Greek Catholic temple, a train station within walking distance from the house, a kindergarten, a primary school, a post office, grocery stores, industrial goods, gardening, a florist, and a hairdresser. There are plans to construct a so-called business center in connection with services and shops, and there are also plans for the construction of a water park, which will further enhance the potential of this area.
