Honorary Consulate
of the Republic of HungaryYou are cordially invited to
The Zala Springs Golf and Spa Resort Seminar
"A Real Estate Opportunity in Hungary"
When:
Thursday, April 12th from 5:30pm -7:00pm.
Where:
The Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Hungary
Arlington Room,
111 Huntington Avenue, 26th Floor,
Boston MA 02199Sponsored by Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Hungary
Kindly RSVP by Friday, April 6, 2007
to Linda Tocchio at ltocchio@foley.com or 617-342-4000.
Travel Directions:
A. From the Mass Pike (Massachusetts Turnpike)
Follow the MASS PIKE eastbound into Boston, take EXIT 22 toward COPLEY SQUARE, PRUDENTIAL CENTER, then follow signs for PRUDENTIAL CENTER. The 111 Huntington Avenue Garage is on your immediate RIGHT as you exit the tunnel. Mass Pike is accessible from Route 128/95.
B. Traveling North on Route 93
Take Route 93 North to Exit 18, MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE. At ramp, turn RIGHT and follow MASS AVENUE for approximately 2 miles to BOYLSTON STREET. Turn RIGHT onto BOYLSTON STREET - the PRUDENTIAL CENTER GARAGE is 3/4 mile on the RIGHT.
C. Traveling South on Route 93
Exit onto STORROW DRIVE WEST, then turn LEFT onto the COPLEY SQUARE exit. At first traffic light, turn RIGHT onto BEACON STREET, follow to EXETER STREET. Turn LEFT onto EXETER STREET, continue for 5 blocks, turn RIGHT on HUNTINGTON AVENUE, then drive 1 block. The 111 Huntington Avenue Garage will be on your RIGHT across from THE COLONNADE HOTEL.
D. Traveling South from Route 95/Route 1
Exit onto ROUTE 93, follow directions for Traveling South on Route 93 above.
E. Traveling on the MBTA (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority)
Take the Green Line "E" HEATH STREET train, get off at PRUDENTIAL. The PRUDENTIAL stop connects directly to the Arcade and lower lobby of 111 Huntington. Alternately, you can take the Orange Line to BACK
BAY STATION. The walk from BACK BAY STATION to 111 Huntington is about 7 minutes. A tunnel that runs under DARTMOUTH STREET connects BACK BAY STATION to COPLEY PLACE. Walk through the tunnel, then proceed upstairs through COPLEY PLACE and across HUNTINGTON AVENUE under the covered walkway, continue through the PRUDENTIAL ARCADE to 111 Huntington.
Robert Trent Jones II. Brings World Class Golf to Western Hungary
Zala Springs Resort is a very interesting investment opportunity. Built around thermal springs that have made the area famous since Roman times, Zala is in the heart of the ancient wine-making region of Balaton. The resort is proud of its heritage and the new 20,000 square foot hot spring spa is the centerpiece of the development. Vineyards are dotted around the 500 acre estate and along the fairways of what will soon be the finest golf course in Central Europe.Luxury villas, penthouses and cottages spread out from the central village and clubhouse. Built on an old farm 1 hour and 45 minutes South West of Budapest and 2 hours South East of Vienna, the developers chose this location because it is a mere 15 minutes from the new airport of Fly Balaton which already has direct daily flights to cities all over Europe and has plans to develop more routes over the next 12 months.
The course at Zala Springs aims to be the best in Central Europe. After all, one of the world's finest course designers is working on it - Robert Trent Jones II. Tournaments staged by the USPGA Tour, The Senior PGA Tour, The LPGA Tour, The Asian Tour, The PGA European Tour, The Australian Tour, the World Cup of Golf and the World Match Play Championships have all been played on more than 100 Robert Trent Jones II courses around the world. At Zala Springs Mr. Jones was given carte blanche to create a golf paradise. And that's exactly what the developers believe he has done. 18 challenging holes over 7,250 yards around the resort properties, vineyards, nature reserves, lake and 35,000 square foot clubhouse. Perfect. www.zalasprings.com
The above description does not constitute an endorsement or offer to purchase by Foley & Lardner LLC or the Hungarian Honorary Consulate. The Consulate is hosting this informational session as a courtesy to the developer and in order to encourage a better understanding of investment opportunities in Hungary.
For further details please contact: Ferenc B.Nagy, Buffalo, NY
ferenc@zalasprings.com
