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Home » Architecture » Hotels » Hungary-Based Couple Transforms Old Csepel Truck into Guesthouse

Hungary-Based Couple Transforms Old Csepel Truck into Guesthouse

Happy JastaBy Happy JastaSeptember 14, 2016Updated:October 17, 20192 Mins Read
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Paul and Mandy, a Hungary-based couple has transformed an old Csepel D346 truck into a two-person guesthouse dubbed Csepellina. It is one of the 3 tiny house rentals at Mokus Valley hotel in Bükkösd, Hungary. Located amidst woods alongside a pond, it makes a perfect vacation rental for eco-minded couples.

The wood-paneled cabin built on back of the truck provides enough space to accommodate almost everything a home has. Visitors enter inside through a cozy private terrace furnished with hammock and chairs. Inside, there is a full kitchen, lounge seats, a bed for two, and a bathroom complete with a toilet.

Aside from the wooden ceiling and floors, the whole interior space is decked with natural wood logs with an industrial essence. There are also a number of upcycled features, some of which relate to the truck’s old life. There are a number of windows that offer mesmerizing views of the nearby landscapes.

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The engine of the truck has been removed, making it a stationary guesthouse. The front section now houses a water boiler that supplies hot water to the house truck. Giving a second life to an old vehicle is a great idea and Paul and Mandy have done a fabulous job with this truck transformation.

Csepellina house truck will be available for rent from 1 April 2020 through 1 November 2020. The pricing starts at €420 ($465) for a week.

Truck house situated in Mecsek Mountains of the Mokus Valley
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Making this truck house
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Complete wooden structure built in truck body
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A small wooden porch in front of garden with a small pond
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Wooden porch has enough space to enjoy the landscape outside
Image: Mokus Valley
Horizontal wooden planks constructed to offer rustic finish to the structure
Image: Mokus Valley
A bedroom for two persons along with proper seating space
Image: Mokus Valley
Furniture upcyled from old Csepel products
Image: Mokus Valley
All round wooden flooring
Image: Mokus Valley
Big glass windows get the outdoors in
Image: Mokus Valley
Enough space inside for guests to sit and chat
Image: Mokus Valley
A complete kitchen is combination of olden-style cabinetry under modern backsplash
Image: Mokus Valley
Reclaimed wood and other stuff has been utilized
Image: Mokus Valley
Bathroom and toilet in a metal finish
Image: Mokus Valley
Night view of the Truck house
Image: Mokus Valley

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Happy is a detail-oriented content writer who has been exploring topics like furniture design, smart home technology, camper trailers, and home décor for over seven years. He is a native of the Himalayas and a graduate of Himachal Pradesh University. Beyond writing, he enjoys web research, SEO, and Instagram marketing. When not writing, you can cross him on a hike or find him immersed in Pahari music.

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