11.2-Hectare Estate with a 4.5-Hectare Fish Pond System on the Edge of a Small Town, Békés County, Hungary

This 11.2-hectare estate lies in Hungary, on the edge of a small town within the catchment area of Békéscsaba and Makó. It comprises a pond system of eight lakes with 4.5 hectares of water surface, together with 6.7 hectares of meadow, arable land, a farmyard and a residential plot.

The property is accessible via a paved road, is fully fenced, and has a three-phase 40 A industrial power supply along with an industrial-scale drilled well with a 20 cm casing diameter.

It also includes a 350-square-metre crane-operated hall building with a clear height of 5 to 8 metres, a 50-metre-long barn, and a 50-square-metre cellar.

The lakes were created through clay extraction and range in depth from 1 to 4 metres. They are not intensively used, so most of them — mainly due to reed overgrowth — need to be restored.

Thanks to its features, the estate can be put to many different uses: as an equestrian estate, for angling, fish farming, private use, or business purposes, among others.

Its development potential is virtually unlimited.