5.3-Hectare Working Farm with Diverse Operations in a Commercial Zone on the Outskirts of Tata, Hungary

This 5.3-hectare working farm lies in Hungary, in a sought-after location close to the M1 motorway, on the outskirts of Tata.

Its outstanding features include:

A streamside setting, access via a paved road, industrial electricity (3x150 A), tank gas, its own well, a distance of 60 km from Budapest, a 2.4-metre-high perimeter fence, and full interior and exterior CCTV coverage.

The farm carries out the following licensed activities:

- Pork processing, cutting, chilling, and production of processed products

- A poultry abattoir with a capacity of 1,200 birds/day, expandable to 1,500 birds/day (slaughtering on an automated line)

- Manual cutting

- Packaging

- Chilling (4 cold storage chambers)

- Freezing at -18°C

- A deep-litter poultry house for 4,000 birds (500 square metres), using Big Dutchman technology (2014)

- Egg grading and packaging

- A 50-seat restaurant with kitchen and ancillary rooms for events

- Two butcher shops — one on the farm, one in a nearby city (80 square metres)

- A 1,000-square-metre fish-holding pond

- A 2,600-square-metre mangalica enclosure (a native Hungarian breed) with breeding and fattening stock

- A 200-head pig fattening unit with manure removal, a feed room, and a grinder

- A 0.9-hectare game park

- Own refrigerated and transport trucks handle deliveries.

The farm also includes 2.1 hectares of arable land, which can be reclassified and used for expansion if needed.

The farm buildings have a combined floor area of 2,000 square metres, and the garden-set staff residence used to house workers measures 120 square metres.

The operation is run by a staff of 12.

Products are sold through the farm's own shops and to outside customers within a 30 km radius. Customers appreciate and seek out the farm's fresh products of guaranteed origin and quality.

The company holds an approved, drawable grant worth 50,000 euros for expanding the pork processing operation.

The location's advantages and consumer demand also leave room for further expansion of capacity.