Gát utca 19, District IX, Budapest

Your own apartment at Gát utca 19

Private studios and one-bedroom apartments with your own kitchen and your own bathroom, plus common areas and a patio when you want the company. In the student quarter on the Pest side.

From €890a month, all in

Only 3 apartments leftFree from 1 September 2026

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One price, all in

Rent, utilities, fast wifi and furniture in a single monthly figure.

Your own front door

Your own kitchen and your own bathroom. No flatmates, no rota.

Deposit back within 30 days

Itemised after checkout. Normal wear and tear is never charged.

Booked online, no viewing

See your price, pick your dates and apply from another country.

The apartments that are free

Live from our property system. Gát utca 19 is mostly let for the year, so this is genuinely what is left.

3 of 20 apartments in this building open from 1 September 2026, from €890 a month.

A semester, a year, or anything in between

The longer you stay, the lower the monthly rent. These are the real prices for a studio at Gát utca 19, and five months is the shortest contract we do.

One semester

1105/month

5 month contract

Half a year

1070/month

6 month contract

Academic year

945/month

10 month contract

Full year

890/month

12 month contract, best rate

Every price includes rent, utilities, wifi and furniture. On top there is the one-off €295 membership fee and your deposit, and nothing else.

Take a look around

The courtyard, the games room and the shared kitchen at Gát utca 19, plus the building itself. Apartment photos are styled for the shoot: the furniture, kitchen and fittings are what you get, the decorative pieces are not.

The shared courtyard at Gát utca 19, with planting and café seating
Bistro tables and chairs on the courtyard patio
The residents' games room in the vaulted basement, with table tennis and table football
The shared kitchen and dining area under the brick vaulting
The residents' lounge, with sofas and a television
The restored façade of Gát utca 19 in District IX, Budapest

Hear it from people who live here

Three residents, in their own words. No script, no actors.

What residents in Budapest say

After dealing with private landlords in the past, Fuse in Budapest was a completely different experience. No chasing deposits, no surprise bills, everything's covered in one monthly rent. The tenant dashboard also meant I never had to call anyone just to report a small issue.
SabrinaTrustpilotAugust 2026
Been with Fuse in Budapest for 2 months now and it's been smooth the whole way. What I didn't expect was the rewards system. Going to events and staying long-term actually knocked money off my rent.
Christine WinkelTrustpilotAugust 2026

The building and the neighbourhood

District IX sits on the Pest side of the river, in the part of town students actually live in. Four metro lines cover the city and a student BKK pass is about €10 a month.

20

Private apartments in the building

2 floors

Over a basement level

Patio

Plus common areas shared by residents

130,000+

Students call Budapest home during the academic year

35+

Universities and colleges, including ELTE, BME, Corvinus and Semmelweis

100+

Degree programmes taught fully in English

€10

A monthly BKK transport pass with the student discount

€750

A typical all-in monthly student budget, far below Western Europe

4 lines

Metro lines connect the campuses, including the oldest metro on the continent

Before you book

What exactly is included in the rent?

One monthly price covers everything: your furnished apartment, all utilities (gas, water, electricity, heating), wifi, and use of the common areas and the patio. Utilities are included for the whole tenancy, so there are no separate bills and no metered top-ups, even in winter. Rent is a fixed monthly amount, so it doesn't change if you're away for part of the month.

What are the contract lengths, and can I take one semester?

You can choose 5, 6, 10 or 12 months, with a minimum stay of 5 months, so a single semester works. The 12-month contract has the lowest monthly rate; shorter contracts carry a proportionally higher rent, and the prices above show exactly what each length costs. Contracts start on the 1st or 15th of a month and end on the 15th or the last day of a month.

Can I book without seeing the apartment first?

Yes, and most of our residents do. Every listing shows photos and full details of the apartment type in that property, and you can ask us anything on WhatsApp before you commit. You book online, sign digitally, and we send your check-in details before your contract starts. If something isn't as promised when you arrive, tell us and we'll sort it out.

How much deposit do I pay, and when do I get it back?

In Budapest the deposit is 2 times the base monthly rent. It's always refundable. When you move out we do a checkout inspection and return the balance, with an itemized breakdown of anything deducted for excessive cleaning, repairs, missing items or unpaid rent.

Is there a fee on top of the rent?

Yes, one: a membership fee of €295, paid once when you book. It reserves your apartment and gives you access to the Fuse platform and all our units across the network, and to the Fuse community and events. There are no agency fees, no utility charges and no hidden extras beyond that.

How far is it from my university?

Gát utca 19 is in District IX at postcode 1095, on the Pest side, close to the Corvinus and Semmelweis campuses. Four metro lines cover the city and a student BKK pass costs about €10 a month. The listing shows the exact address, so you can check your own route before you book.

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