VILLA VINO • MÓR, HUNGARY

The Residence


Contemporary Living.

Considered in Every Detail.

Once a historic wine press house, Villa Vino has been transformed into a sophisticated private residence, combining bespoke interiors, natural materials and contemporary comfort.

Reimagined.

A Historic Building.

01 • THE STORY


Originally a traditional Hungarian wine press house, Villa Vino has been carefully reimagined as a private residence, preserving its historic character while introducing a distinctly contemporary aesthetic.

Natural timber, elegant stone, bespoke cabinetry and carefully integrated lighting bring warmth and character to the interiors, creating a home that feels both sophisticated and inviting.

Villa Vino today
Historic village lane in Mór
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PAST PRESENT

02 • THE SPACES

Designed for Living.

Open, inviting spaces designed for relaxed evenings, intimate gatherings and special occasions.

Living & Entertainment

Bespoke cabinetry, stone finishes and integrated Bosch appliances bring together contemporary design and everyday functionality.

The Kitchen

Thoughtfully appointed bedrooms and bathrooms offer comfort, privacy and understated elegance.

Private Spaces

03 • CRAFTSMANSHIP

Crafted with

Purpose.


From bespoke cabinetry to carefully selected furnishings and artwork, every detail reflects a commitment to quality, craftsmanship and timeless design.

Natural Materials

Timber, stone and refined finishes add texture, warmth and character throughout the home.

Bespoke Design

Custom-designed cabinetry and furniture bring individuality to each space.

Thoughtful Details

Carefully chosen lighting, furnishings and artwork create a warm, distinctive atmosphere.

04 • THE RESIDENCE AT A GLANCE


Key Details.


173 m²




2 storeys

+ Attic

341 m²

Plot Size

Fully Furnished &

Equipped

Bedrooms

Living Space

4

3 ½

Bathrooms

Offered fully furnished, including bespoke fittings, artwork and appliances — ready to enjoy from day one.

05 • A HOME WITH SOMETHING EXTRAORDINARY BENEATH IT

And Then, There’s the Cellar.


Beyond the living room, a 250-year-old vaulted wine cellar extends 42 metres into the hillside — a remarkable space for wine collecting, private tastings and unforgettable evenings.