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Watch: PM Orban's New Estate with 2 Swimming Pools Sparks Outrage

• 1 Sep 2025 5:09 PM

The Prime Minister of Hungary and his family are apparently living large as seen in a viral video filmed on their sprawling countryside estate in Felcsút, just outside of Budapest.

Prime Minister Viktor Orban has downplayed the luxurious property, known as Hatvanpuszta manor, and has even described it as a humble family farm owned by his 84-year-old dad.

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• Prime Minister Orban Estate Swimming Pool Outrage

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