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Set within a boutique complex positioned directly on the shores of Lake Floreasca, this four-room apartment belongs to a community of only eight owners. Each residence occupies an entire floor and benefits from direct access via a panoramic elevator, a rare configuration in Bucharest that preserves privacy from the moment of arrival. Located on the fourth floor, the apartment opens towards Lake Floreasca through its 30.14 sq m of terraces, all facing directly onto the water. The view continues throughout the interior, allowing the lake and surrounding treetops to remain permanently within sight from every part of the residence. This constant proximity to the water and greenery creates the feeling of a home immersed in nature, despite its position in the heart of one of the city’s most active and well-connected areas. The property offers a built area of 212.57 sq m and 161.12 sq m of usable space. Its four rooms include two bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the constant relationship between the interiors, terraces and lakeside landscape can become the starting point for the entire design concept. The apartment is delivered unfinished, offering complete freedom in the selection of materials, finishes and interior solutions. Its generous scale and openness towards the water allow for the creation of a contemporary residence in which natural light, greenery and the reflections of the lake remain part of the atmosphere of every space. Each apartment occupies an entire level, while direct access from the panoramic elevator minimizes shared circulation areas and creates the feeling of an individual residence. The limited number of owners preserves the intimate atmosphere of the complex and provides access to facilities reserved exclusively for this community. Approximately 1,000 sq m of shared facilities are dedicated to the complex’s eight owners. A swimming pool, SPA and fitness areas, a wine cellar and a fully glazed dining room provide distinct settings for relaxation, exercise, private evenings and gatherings, all within the complex. Running along the shoreline, a private promenade offers residents direct access to the lake. Two Japanese gardens are integrated into this area, creating spaces for walks, quiet moments and relaxation beside the water. The promenade leads towards the complex’s private pier, which can be used for the mooring and charging of electric boats. The pier remains under the developer’s ownership and is managed as a single piece of infrastructure, while apartment owners may use it in accordance with the private club’s regulations. The infrastructure therefore remains under unified management, without dividing ownership rights over the pier among residents. The purchase package includes, at no additional cost, an ownership share equivalent to approximately 100 sq m of built area within the private club, delivered unfinished. The common areas of the complex are delivered fully finished and feature underfloor heating, while the apartment itself is delivered unfinished, with installations completed to wiring and piping stage. Two parking spaces are also included in the price. Floreasca remains one of Bucharest’s most sought-after residential areas, valued for its relationship with the lake, its green spaces and its quick access to the capital’s main business districts, restaurants and key points of interest. The possibility of keeping the water and greenery permanently within sight, together with access to such an extensive range of private facilities, is one of the property’s rarest advantages.

Set within a boutique complex positioned directly on the shores of Lake Floreasca, this four-room apartment belongs to a community of only eight owners. Each residence occupies an entire floor and benefits from direct access via a panoramic elevator, a rare configuration in Bucharest that preserves privacy from the moment of arrival. Located on the fifth floor, the apartment opens towards Lake Floreasca through its 31.53 sq m of terraces, all facing directly onto the water. The view continues throughout the interior, allowing the lake and surrounding treetops to remain permanently within sight from every part of the residence. This constant proximity to the water and greenery creates the feeling of a home immersed in nature, despite its position in the heart of one of the city’s most active and well-connected areas. The property offers a built area of 212.57 sq m and 162.52 sq m of usable space. Its four rooms include two bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the constant relationship between the interiors, terraces and lakeside landscape can become the starting point for the entire design concept. The apartment is delivered unfinished, offering complete freedom in the selection of materials, finishes and interior solutions. Its generous scale and openness towards the water allow for the creation of a contemporary residence in which natural light, greenery and the reflections of the lake remain part of the atmosphere of every space. Each apartment occupies an entire level, while direct access from the panoramic elevator minimizes shared circulation areas and creates the feeling of an individual residence. The limited number of owners preserves the intimate atmosphere of the complex and provides access to facilities reserved exclusively for this community. Approximately 1,000 sq m of shared facilities are dedicated to the complex’s eight owners. A swimming pool, SPA and fitness areas, a wine cellar and a fully glazed dining room provide distinct settings for relaxation, exercise, private evenings and gatherings, all within the complex. Running along the shoreline, a private promenade offers residents direct access to the lake. Two Japanese gardens are integrated into this area, creating spaces for walks, quiet moments and relaxation beside the water. The promenade leads towards the complex’s private pier, which can be used for the mooring and charging of electric boats. The pier remains under the developer’s ownership and is managed as a single piece of infrastructure, while apartment owners may use it in accordance with the private club’s regulations. The infrastructure therefore remains under unified management, without dividing ownership rights over the pier among residents. The purchase package includes, at no additional cost, an ownership share equivalent to approximately 100 sq m of built area within the private club, delivered unfinished. The common areas of the complex are delivered fully finished and feature underfloor heating, while the apartment itself is delivered unfinished, with installations completed to wiring and piping stage. Two parking spaces are also included in the price. Floreasca remains one of Bucharest’s most sought-after residential areas, valued for its relationship with the lake, its green spaces and its quick access to the capital’s main business districts, restaurants and key points of interest. Its fifth-floor position, with water and greenery permanently within sight, together with access to the complex’s private facilities, gives the property a rare character.

Set in the immediate vicinity of the Gheorgheni Sports Base, this penthouse enjoys one of the most attractive locations in Cluj-Napoca, in an area where urban life remains closely connected to nature. Mornings can begin with a walk or a workout just minutes from home, while Iulius Park, Iulius Mall, FSEGA, and the city’s main business district are all within easy reach. Restaurants, cafés, shops, and everyday services are nearby, reducing time spent in traffic and leaving more room for the things that matter. Arranged across the sixth and seventh floors of the building, the penthouse has a total surface area of 161.69 sq m, with 57.82 sq m of terraces. Its position on the top two levels brings abundant natural light and a greater sense of openness, while the two expansive terraces overlook the surrounding greenery and mature trees. Their generous size allows for separate areas for outdoor dining, relaxation, or an urban garden, making the exterior an important part of the property. The interior offers 103.87 sq m of usable space, centred around the open-plan living room and kitchen. Two bedrooms, a home office, and two bathrooms support a contemporary way of living, with the workspace remaining separate from the private areas. The two-level layout offers greater flexibility in the use of each space and gives the property the character of a home suspended above the city. Immediate access to sports facilities, green spaces, offices, and the area’s main commercial destinations makes this one of the most sought-after addresses in Gheorgheni. The property offers an increasingly rare advantage in Cluj-Napoca: proximity to the city’s professional and social life, together with generous outdoor space and open views towards greenery. The property includes two underground parking spaces, available separately at EUR 17,500 each.

Part of the SOL Residence development in Borhanci, the house brings together contemporary architecture, interiors designed by TADA Form, and the performance standards of Passive House Premium. Natural materials, bespoke furniture, and a minimalist aesthetic give the interior a coherent and carefully considered identity. At the heart of the home is the 70.13 sqm living area, where the living room, dining space, and kitchen open onto the terrace and private garden. The 184 sqm of usable space include three bedrooms, a study, and three bathrooms, arranged to maintain a clear balance between the shared and private areas. A heat pump and heat recovery ventilation system maintain a consistent indoor temperature while providing a continuous supply of filtered air, with considerably reduced energy consumption. The Smart Home system, infrastructure for photovoltaic panels, electric vehicle charging station, and two parking spaces further reflect the forward-looking character of the property. Borhanci is one of Cluj-Napoca’s most dynamically developing residential areas, with quick access to the city centre and the future Borhanci Education Hub nearby. Within this setting, the property stands out through a combination that remains rare on the local market: contemporary architecture, authored interior design, and technical standards conceived with the future in mind.

Completed in 2025, this four-room apartment is part of a newly built residential development in Pipera, an area undergoing continuous expansion, with quick access to the main business hubs and some of the most sought-after districts in northern Bucharest. Its position offers open views and convenient connections both to the office district and to key areas of the capital. The property has a total surface area of 127.3 sq m, including 104.6 sq m of interior space and two terraces totaling 22.7 sq m. The layout comprises a generous living area, three fully furnished bedrooms, and two bathrooms, making it equally suitable for families, professionals, or expatriates seeking a home ready for immediate occupancy. The interior was designed in collaboration with a professional designer, with equal attention given to aesthetics and functionality. Bespoke furniture makes efficient use of the available space, while the numerous storage solutions contribute to a carefully organized home. The living room includes a dedicated relaxation area and a bar, while the bedrooms are completed with thoughtfully selected furniture and finishes. The apartment is offered fully furnished and equipped, with custom-made furniture and premium appliances, providing a coherent interior that is ready to move into. Two underground parking spaces are included in the asking price, an important advantage for a property designed around a contemporary urban lifestyle. The development is equipped with a geothermal heat pump system and photovoltaic panels, solutions designed to reduce energy consumption and improve the home’s overall efficiency. According to the project specifications, the system can maintain an indoor temperature of up to 24°C during winter without additional heating costs. Fully furnished, energy-efficient, and complemented by two underground parking spaces, the apartment is well positioned for the rental market, particularly among expatriates, professionals, and families working in northern Bucharest. At the same time, for an owner whose daily activity is centered around Pipera and the surrounding business districts, the location becomes a practical everyday advantage, reducing commuting time and supporting the property’s long-term value.

Occupying the top two levels of a boutique complex set directly on the shores of Lake Floreasca, this five-room penthouse extends across the sixth and seventh floors. Designed for only eight owners, the complex offers direct access via a panoramic elevator, while the two-level layout gives the residence privacy, scale and a privileged position above the lake and surrounding greenery. Lake Floreasca and the treetops remain visible from every area of the penthouse, creating the feeling of a retreat immersed in nature, despite its position in one of Bucharest’s most active and well-connected districts. Its location on the uppermost floors opens expansive perspectives towards the lakeside landscape, greenery and city. The focal point of the property is the panoramic terrace on the seventh floor. The terraces extend across 125.82 sq m and allow for distinct dining, lounge and relaxation areas, all opening towards the water and horizon. Their scale gives the outdoor space the presence of an additional level, ideal for both private moments and intimate gatherings. The penthouse offers 478.79 sq m of built area and 345.73 sq m of usable space. Its five rooms include three bedrooms and two bathrooms, while the two-level configuration allows the living and sleeping areas to be separated and developed with distinct atmospheres. The generous scale, natural light and constant relationship with the lake can shape the entire interior design concept. Delivered unfinished, the property offers complete freedom in the selection of materials, finishes and interior solutions. The two levels can be approached as a coherent whole, with internal perspectives, circulation between floors and the connection to the panoramic terrace becoming important elements of the interior architecture. Each residence occupies an entire level, while the penthouse extends across the top two floors. Direct access from the panoramic elevator minimizes shared circulation areas and preserves the privacy of the property from the moment of arrival. Approximately 1,000 sq m of shared facilities are reserved for the complex’s eight owners. A swimming pool, SPA and fitness areas, a wine cellar and a fully glazed dining room provide distinct settings for relaxation, exercise, private evenings and gatherings. Running along the shoreline, a private promenade offers direct access to the lake. Two Japanese gardens are integrated into this area, creating spaces for walks and quiet moments beside the water, while the promenade leads towards the private pier, used for mooring and charging electric boats. The pier remains under the developer’s ownership and unified management, while owners may use it in accordance with the private club’s regulations, without ownership rights being divided among residents. The penthouse includes, at no additional cost, an ownership share equivalent to approximately 100 sq m of built area within the private club, delivered unfinished. The common areas are delivered fully finished and feature underfloor heating, while the penthouse is completed to wiring and piping stage. Two parking spaces are included in the price. Floreasca is one of Bucharest’s most sought-after residential areas, with quick access to the capital’s main business districts, restaurants and key points of interest in the north of the city. With water and greenery visible throughout the residence, a 125.82 sq m panoramic terrace and access to private facilities of this scale, the penthouse occupies one of the project’s most privileged positions.

Positioned at water level, with Lake Floreasca opening directly in front of it, this seven-room apartment occupies an entire floor of a boutique complex created for only eight owners. Access is provided directly via the panoramic elevator, preserving the privacy of the residence from the moment of arrival. Its position immediately beside the lake creates a rare relationship with the water and surrounding greenery. The 86.16 sq m terrace extends along the entire lakeside façade of the apartment, and every room benefits from direct access to it. The view therefore remains open and uninterrupted throughout the residence, with the lake and treetops permanently in sight. The continuity between the interiors and the expansive terrace creates the feeling of a property immersed in nature, despite its location in the heart of one of Bucharest’s most active and well-connected areas. With a built area of 480.25 sq m and 388.12 sq m of usable space, the apartment has the scale of an individual residence. Its seven rooms include four bedrooms and six bathrooms, allowing for generous living areas, private suites for family or guests and additional spaces adapted to the future owner’s lifestyle. The scale of the residence and its constant relationship with the lake can shape the entire interior design concept. The property is delivered unfinished, offering complete freedom in the choice of materials, finishes and interior solutions, without the limitations of a previously completed scheme. Natural light, water, greenery and the connection with the continuous terrace can become the defining elements of the interior architecture. Approximately 1,000 sq m of shared facilities are reserved for the complex’s eight owners. A swimming pool, SPA and fitness areas, a wine cellar and a fully glazed dining room provide distinct settings for relaxation, exercise, private gatherings and evenings within the intimate environment of the complex. Two Japanese gardens introduce spaces for quiet and contemplation, while the private promenade follows the shoreline and offers direct access to the lake. This connection with the water continues towards the private pier, which can be used for the mooring and charging of electric boats in accordance with the private club’s regulations. The pier remains under the developer’s ownership and is managed as a single piece of infrastructure, without dividing ownership rights among residents. Owners retain access and usage rights, allowing the lake to become part of everyday life. The purchase package also includes, at no additional cost, an ownership share equivalent to approximately 100 sq m of built area within the private club, delivered unfinished. The common areas of the building are delivered fully finished and feature underfloor heating, while the apartment is completed to wiring and piping stage. Two parking spaces are also included in the price. Floreasca offers quick access to the capital’s main business districts, restaurants and key points of interest in the north of the city, while preserving a privileged relationship with the lake and surrounding greenery. A residence of almost 400 sq m of usable space, positioned directly at water level, with every room opening onto a continuous lakeside terrace and access to private facilities of this scale, is an exceptionally rare presence on the residential market.

Located in the authentic village of Breb, SunRai Creasta Cocoșului / SunRai Rooster’s Crest spans over 32,000 square meters of natural landscape, offering a rare combination of cultural heritage, comfort, and development potential in one of Romania’s most picturesque regions. The estate comprises six traditional oak-wood houses, each carefully restored and rebuilt in the spirit of Maramureș craftsmanship. Every structure preserves original details — carved wooden porches, visible beams, and handcrafted joinery — while integrating modern comfort and practicality. Together, they form a small, self-contained hamlet, a peaceful environment designed for both living and hosting. At the heart of the property lies a fully equipped kitchen, where cooking becomes a communal experience, and an elegant wine cellar, home to natural wines and local spirits. From the open terrace, panoramic views stretch toward the Creasta Cocoșului Ridge, offering spectacular sights at sunrise and sunset. Beyond its residential area, the domain includes a large organic greenhouse, animal and farm zones, and generous outdoor spaces — creating a self-sustaining and authentic environment deeply connected to the rhythm of the land. Future development plans include a cultural barn, envisioned as a multifunctional space for art, community gatherings, and events under the name “SubSoare at SunRai.” This addition will further enhance the property’s purpose as a place where tradition and creativity coexist naturally. With its scale, location, and existing infrastructure, SunRai Creasta Cocoșului offers multiple development possibilities. It can continue as a hospitality business or eco-retreat, evolve into a cultural or wellness center, or become an exceptional private residence or holiday estate. The generous land and thoughtful design allow for further expansion in a sustainable and coherent manner. Above all, SunRai Creasta Cocoșului represents a project built with respect for nature, tradition, and people — a domain that stands out through balance, authenticity, and purpose. A place where the calm rhythm of Maramureș life continues, offering space, meaning, and connection in every detail.

Located in Domenii, an exclusive residential neighborhood of detached homes in northern Bucharest, this boutique apartment enjoys a privileged setting just a short walk from Regina Maria Park. Situated on the first floor, the apartment has been designed for contemporary living, combining a well-balanced layout with generous, interconnected spaces. Offering a total usable area of 114.5 sq.m, including the three balconies, the residence provides an efficient distribution of space while maintaining a strong connection to the outdoors. The 36.8 sq.m open-plan living room and kitchen form the heart of the residence, creating a bright and spacious setting for both everyday living and dining. The three balconies, totaling more than 23 sq.m, extend both the living area and the bedrooms, bringing abundant natural light and an additional outdoor dimension to the home. A dedicated 8.6 sq.m office adds further versatility to the layout and can easily serve as a home office, guest room, library or playroom. The sleeping area is arranged separately and comprises a primary bedroom, a secondary bedroom and three bathrooms, providing both privacy and a high level of comfort for everyday living. The building has been developed to a high construction standard, incorporating technical solutions focused on energy efficiency, comfort and long-term durability. The building envelope integrates premium thermal and waterproofing systems, while Reynaers Slim Line aluminum windows with triple glazing enhance both the property's energy performance and the clean architectural character of the façade. Interior comfort is ensured by Viessmann cascade boiler systems, Uponor underfloor heating, Mitsubishi Electric Multisplit air conditioning and a smart home ecosystem based on BTicino Smart Living and Netatmo. Sound-insulated Aquatherm plumbing systems further enhance acoustic comfort, while Italian ceramic surfaces by Ceramiche Caesar and Supergres, together with Carlo Frattini and Fima fittings, complete an interior defined by carefully selected materials and meticulous attention to detail. A parking space is available for purchase separately. The development is in its final stage of construction and is scheduled for completion in the coming months. Two residences of this type are available within the development, featuring mirrored layouts with only minor variations in floor areas.

Filep Manor is located in the center of Santău, Satu Mare County, and once belonged to the noble family of Ioan Filep. Preserving the character of a former aristocratic residence in the historic region of Crișana, the property stands as an authentic expression of the architectural heritage of northwestern Romania and a rare opportunity for restoration and adaptive reuse. Set on a 6,048 sq m plot, the estate is centered around the main residence, arranged across a ground floor and a mansard level, with a built area of 280 sq m. The interior comprises six rooms, including four bedrooms and three bathrooms, complemented by a spacious open-plan mansard space with significant potential for the expansion of existing functions or the realization of a new architectural vision. Located in the heart of the village, the property combines accessibility with the peaceful atmosphere and distinctive character of a historic residence. The scale of the grounds and the existing layout provide the flexibility to accommodate a wide range of future uses, from a private residence or countryside retreat to a boutique hotel, cultural venue, event destination, or hospitality project with a strong sense of identity. Santău lies within the historic region of Crișana, an area shaped by the multicultural heritage of northwestern Romania and its proximity to the cities of Carei and Satu Mare. The location, close to the Hungarian border, further enhances the property's accessibility while creating opportunities for tourism, cultural, and educational initiatives focused on the preservation and promotion of regional heritage. Filep Manor provides the foundation for a project capable of bringing renewed contemporary relevance to a property of authentic historic identity.

Some properties derive their value from scale or location. Others belong to a far rarer category, where value is defined by an exceptional combination of qualities that cannot be recreated: a prestigious address, inclusion within a landmark urban development, authentic architectural heritage, and distinguished provenance. This villa belongs to that category. Situated within the prestigious Halfon Development on Kiseleff Road, the property forms part of one of Bucharest's most exclusive interwar residential ensembles. Conceived from 1922 on land owned by Raphael Halfon, a prominent member of Bucharest's Sephardic Jewish community, the development represents one of the finest examples of early twentieth-century residential urban planning in the northern part of the capital. Unlike the conventional developments of its time, the Halfon Development was envisioned as a cohesive architectural composition. Designed by architect Ștefan Burcuș, a graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, the project features symmetrically arranged villas inspired by the principles of French academicism and the Beaux-Arts tradition. Burcuș, the architect behind the Bucharest Chamber of Commerce and Stock Exchange Palace, the master plan for the 1906 Jubilee Exhibition in Carol Park, and the development of the Băile Olănești spa resort, played a defining role in shaping the modern identity of Bucharest. The significance of the ensemble is further enhanced by its association with Duiliu Marcu, one of the most influential Romanian architects of the twentieth century, best known for the Victoria Palace, the CFR Palace, and the extension of the Romanian Academy Library. The Kiseleff setting further elevates the property's exclusivity. Since the interwar period, this grand boulevard has been the preferred address of Romania's political, diplomatic, and cultural elite. Its low-density urban fabric, mature tree-lined streets, and distinctive garden-city character continue to define one of the most prestigious residential districts in Central and Eastern Europe. The interiors preserve an exceptional collection of original architectural details, including solid oak parquet flooring, handcrafted plaster mouldings, curved wooden doors with crystal inserts, original glazed partition doors, and historic ceramic stoves. Generous ceiling heights and balanced proportions enhance the natural light while preserving the refined atmosphere of Bucharest's grand interwar residences. The restrained architectural language of the façades reflects the same attention to proportion and craftsmanship, creating a seamless dialogue between the exterior and interior. The private garden offers a remarkable degree of privacy for such a central location, serving equally well as a tranquil retreat or an elegant extension of the reception areas. At the same time, the residence accommodates contemporary living through a heated garage and highly adaptable spaces. The lower level, benefiting from natural daylight and a separate entrance, can function as a private office, guest apartment, professional workspace, or an independent living area. Thanks to its versatility, the villa is equally suited as a distinguished private residence, corporate headquarters, or diplomatic mission. Its place within a documented historic ensemble, combined with its authentic architectural character and location in one of Bucharest's most prestigious residential enclaves, makes this property an exceptional heritage opportunity. More than an exclusive address, it offers the rare privilege of owning an authentic piece of the city's history, within a setting whose value cannot be recreated, only preserved.

In the heart of the Apuseni Mountains, in the village of Smida — one of the most authentic and sought-after alpine destinations in western Romania — this property offers a rare balance between unspoiled natural tranquility and contemporary architectural comfort. Located near Lake Beliș-Fântânele and in close proximity to the Apuseni Natural Park, the chalet enjoys a panoramic setting defined by vast forests, pristine air, and a sense of discreet retreat increasingly valued by travelers seeking authentic experiences beyond mass tourism. Completed in 2024 on a generous plot of over 3,000 sqm, the residence was conceived as a modern mountain chalet capable of functioning equally well as a private holiday home or a boutique hospitality destination. Its balanced volumes, natural materials, and expansive glazing create bright interiors that open seamlessly toward the landscape, allowing the scenery to become an integral part of daily living. The double-height living area forms the architectural centerpiece of the home, offering an airy, elegant atmosphere complemented by a dining space and fully equipped kitchen designed for both comfort and social gatherings. The sleeping quarters comprise five bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom — a configuration ideally suited for hosting multiple families or groups while preserving privacy, a key advantage for premium rental operations. A panoramic terrace extends the interior toward the outdoors, while the exterior amenities, including a hot tub overlooking nature and a dedicated fire-pit area, create an inviting environment for relaxation throughout all seasons, from cool summer evenings to the dramatic landscapes of winter. The expansive grounds further provide generous green space for outdoor leisure, including areas well suited for families and children. The Smida region is renowned for its immediate access to some of the Apuseni Mountains’ most valuable natural attractions: hiking trails, mountain biking routes, winter sports, water activities on the lake, and remarkable sites such as Scărișoara Ice Cave — one of Europe’s largest underground glaciers. This diversity positions the area as a year-round tourism destination with steadily growing demand for high-quality accommodation. Thanks to its layout, level of finish, and exceptional natural setting, the property stands out as a high-potential investment in the premium hospitality sector — whether as an exclusive rental chalet, a boutique mountain retreat, or a private destination for intimate gatherings. At the same time, it remains an ideal personal sanctuary for those seeking privacy, spectacular views, and a lifestyle closely connected to nature without sacrificing modern comfort. Smida Mountain Chalet is more than a holiday residence; it is a property that capitalizes on one of Romania’s most valuable assets — authentic mountain landscapes that remain unspoiled yet increasingly appreciated internationally. In essence, it is a place where investment potential, relaxation, and the experience of nature converge in a rare and compelling balance.

Just 6 km from the centre of Pitești, this property offers one of those rare settings in which proximity to the city coexists with the privacy of a 19.28-hectare private estate. The residence is surrounded by 18.73 hectares of its own forest, while the 5,570 sq m arranged around the house include expansive lawns and landscaped flower gardens, opening the home towards a setting that belongs entirely to it. Living on the edge of one’s own forest means more than tranquillity and the absence of immediate neighbours. The scale of the land allows for the creation of private walking trails, relaxation areas, outdoor activity spaces, or additional buildings and leisure facilities. With an estate of this size, the possibilities for personalisation are virtually unlimited, allowing the property to be shaped around the interests, lifestyle, and vision of its future owner. Built in 2020, the villa offers 516 sq m of usable space arranged across the ground floor and attic level, with a layout ideal for family life. Four bedrooms and four bathrooms are complemented by a 67 sq m hobby room that could accommodate a private cinema, fitness studio, library, or relaxation area. The 64 sq m garage provides space for two cars. The interiors bring together carefully selected materials and furnishings, from engineered three-layer wood flooring and solid exotic Meranti wood joinery to Selva furniture in the living room and principal bedroom. Eichholtz armchairs, lighting, and decorative accents appear throughout the house, while the principal bathroom is finished with large-format ceramic slabs. Underfloor heating serves the entire residence, including the garage, while four-season triple-glazed windows contribute to year-round comfort. The water supply is provided by a 140-metre-deep borehole and a private treatment system. Beyond the scale and autonomy of the estate, one of its most remarkable advantages remains its accessibility: the property creates the feeling of a complete retreat into nature while maintaining fast connections to the city centre and the motorway. Few properties combine a private forest of this scale, the freedom to transform the land according to one’s own vision, and the proximity of a major city. It is a rare opportunity to possess a private world of almost 20 hectares without the isolation and compromises usually associated with an estate of such magnitude.

Located close to the Aviației area and the main business hubs of northern Bucharest, this villa stands out through its generous proportions, flexible interiors, and 1,000 sqm plot divided into two separate lots. The house occupies a 608 sqm parcel, while the second lot, measuring 392 sqm, currently accommodates the swimming pool and can also be developed independently, as it is suitable for construction. This configuration allows the future owner either to preserve the existing leisure area or explore additional development opportunities. Arranged over the ground floor, first floor, and attic, the villa offers a total surface of 525 sqm, including 485 sqm of usable interior space and 40 sqm of terraces. Its layout comprises eight rooms and four bathrooms, providing ample space for a large family, home offices, guest rooms, or areas dedicated to individual activities. The impressive living room, measuring nearly 54 sqm, is one of the property’s defining features. Its proportions allow for distinct lounge, dining, and entertaining areas without limiting the freedom of arrangement. The attic adds another generous and versatile space, suitable for a fitness room, private cinema, billiards area, studio, or secluded lounge. The outdoor area is centred around the 36 sqm swimming pool and the 29 sqm covered terrace, complemented by a barbecue area and an equipped children’s playground. Together, they create a setting well suited both to family life and to entertaining outdoors. The garage, fitted with an automated door, accommodates two cars, while the property is offered fully furnished and equipped. Its proximity to Aviației, Floreasca, the Pipera business district, and several leading international schools enhances its appeal both as a private residence and as an investment. The generous size of the house, the 1,000 sqm plot, and the possibility of developing the separate 392 sqm lot give the property a rare degree of flexibility in one of northern Bucharest’s most sought-after areas.

Located in Dorobanți - Capitale, one of Bucharest's most prestigious and exclusive residential districts, this interwar villa, built in 1921, preserves the authenticity of a defining architectural period in the city's history. Surrounded by elegant residences, embassies, and distinguished landmark buildings, the property enjoys a refined urban setting characterized by privacy, mature greenery, and a limited number of residents, all within minutes of some of the capital's most appreciated parks and green spaces. Arranged across a basement, ground floor, and attic level, the villa offers 300 sq m of interior living space on a 327 sq m plot. The solid construction features reinforced concrete floor slabs and retains a remarkable collection of original architectural elements preserved in excellent condition. Functional historic tile stoves, original doors, period hardware, and authentic details throughout the residence contribute to the character of a home that has gracefully preserved its identity over more than a century. The interior spaces provide an exceptional foundation for restoration, personalization, or adaptation to contemporary requirements while respecting the property's historic character. Outside, the rear garden creates a private and unexpectedly tranquil retreat for such a central location. Mature fruit trees, including cherry, apricot, and fig, continue to produce annually, adding a distinctive quality to an outdoor setting rarely encountered in one of Bucharest's most sought-after neighborhoods. The property's outstanding location and flexible layout offer remarkable versatility. It can serve equally well as a distinguished private residence, a company headquarters, an exclusive showroom, a boutique retail space, or a professional office benefiting from the prestige and visibility associated with one of the city's most desirable addresses. Combining architectural significance, well-preserved original features, a secluded garden, and a prime position within one of Bucharest's most exclusive residential areas, this property represents a rare opportunity to unlock the potential of an authentic interwar residence in a premier urban setting. *Some images are shown for illustrative purposes only and are intended to showcase the property's potential.

In the heart of one of Cluj's most prestigious neighborhoods, Andrei Mureșanu, lies an exceptional property designed to redefine luxury living standards. This impressive villa, with a usable area of 710 sqm, is a perfect combination of refinement, innovation, and absolute comfort. As soon as you step into this residence, you are greeted by an aristocratic atmosphere, with carefully selected finishes and details that blend classic and modern elements. The elegance of the solid wood flooring, marble accents, and custom-made furniture creates a sophisticated and welcoming ambiance. State-of-the-art technology is seamlessly integrated into the home’s design, offering intelligent systems for lighting, temperature, and security control. The SPA area, a true sanctuary of relaxation, allows you to escape the daily hustle, while the heated pool adds an extra touch of refinement and exclusivity. The generous 865 sqm courtyard is an oasis of tranquility, perfect for outdoor relaxation, while the two-car garage ensures added comfort and security. This villa is not just a home, it is a statement of style and refinement, located in one of Cluj’s most sought-after neighborhoods. If you dream of a residence that offers everything you have ever wanted, this property is the perfect choice.

In the historic center of Timișoara, within one of the city’s most valuable and representative urban settings, this rare property brings together two buildings positioned on a generous plot of approximately 1,159 sq m, offering a combination of versatility, presence, and accessibility that is increasingly difficult to replicate. With a total usable area of approximately 586 sq m and up to 17 parking spaces, the property opens multiple possibilities for use, from a private clinic or company headquarters to an exclusive residence or boutique hospitality concept. The main building, positioned at the street front, stands out through its strong urban presence and approximately 463 sq m of usable space distributed across basement, ground floor, and attic levels. The current layout includes multiple spacious rooms, reception areas, and auxiliary spaces, naturally accommodating both residential functions and professional activities requiring representation and operational flexibility. The second building, located in the rear section of the property and offering approximately 120 sq m of usable space, adds an additional layer of independence and functionality, making it ideal for administrative offices, staff accommodation, or as a natural extension of the main activity. Renovated in 2025 and connected to complete urban infrastructure, the property benefits from the rare advantage of a configuration capable of accommodating private areas, workspaces, and complementary functions simultaneously, without compromising comfort or privacy. The generous number of parking spaces also represents a considerable advantage within a historic central area, where accessibility continues to become increasingly valuable. The recent full renovation also provides the future owner with the freedom to further personalize and shape the property according to their own vision, significantly enhancing its versatility and long-term potential. Recognized as one of Romania’s most cosmopolitan and influential cities, Timișoara is distinguished by its Central European architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and balanced urban rhythm, combining the energy of a major economic hub with the elegance of a city shaped around historic squares, cafés, parks, and remarkable architectural heritage. For a private residence, this address offers the privilege of an authentic and refined urban lifestyle, while for a business or medical concept, the positioning ensures visibility, prestige, and excellent connectivity within one of Timișoara’s most sought-after areas.

Perched at the highest level of one of Bucharest’s most exclusive and discreetly protected addresses, this exceptional residence commands the skyline of Primăverii with a presence that is both understated and impossible to overlook. Situated within a limited-access setting reserved almost exclusively for residents, in an urban environment where a small number of neighbors and virtually no through traffic create a rare sense of privacy, the property offers a lifestyle increasingly difficult to find in major capitals. Primăverii is widely regarded as Bucharest’s most exclusive residential district, an urban setting defined by discretion, mature greenery and a low-density built environment. With a limited number of residents and a character protected from the intense development seen in other areas of the city, the neighborhood has preserved its privileged status over time. The immediate proximity to Herăstrău Park, Bordei Park and the lakes shaping this part of the city creates an environment where nature is not a secondary element, but a natural part of everyday life. The area is also home to numerous embassies, diplomatic residences and properties of significant architectural and historical value, elements that have long reinforced Primăverii’s reputation as Bucharest’s most prestigious residential address. Occupying two of the building’s uppermost floors, the penthouse unfolds through expansive, light-filled interiors naturally oriented toward one of Bucharest’s most remarkable urban landscapes. Among the very few residences in the city enjoying simultaneous views over Floreasca Lake, Herăstrău Lake, Bordei Park and Herăstrău Park, the property offers an almost 360-degree panorama where water, mature greenery and the cityscape coexist in an unusually harmonious balance. Wherever one stands within the residence, nature remains a constant presence, while shifting light and changing seasons continuously reshape the everyday experience. The main residence is centered around an impressive reception area of approximately 150 sqm, a living and dining space of rare proportions designed equally for intimate gatherings and refined entertaining. The private quarters include a primary bedroom with a generous dressing area and en-suite bathroom, two additional bedrooms with their own bathrooms, and a fully equipped kitchen. On the upper level, an independent guest apartment with its own bedroom, dressing area and bathroom naturally complements the composition, providing an additional degree of privacy and comfort. Each room benefits from direct access to the outdoors through expansive terraces that accompany the entire residence and naturally extend the interior living spaces. Above it all lies a spectacular private rooftop terrace of approximately 230 sqm, a rare setting suspended above the treetops and lakes, where tranquility and the city skyline acquire an almost cinematic quality. Sheltered from view yet entirely open to the horizon, it becomes a seamless extension of everyday living. The offering is further complemented by a secondary apartment located on a lower floor, a versatile space that may function as a private office, administrative area or staff accommodation, including a bedroom and private bathroom. Two underground parking spaces are included. Residences of this nature rarely appear on the market. The scale of its interiors, its degree of privacy, limited access and direct relationship with some of Bucharest’s most valuable natural landmarks shape a property whose significance extends beyond its dimensions, defining a way of experiencing the city that is exceptionally rare and nearly impossible to replicate.

In the village of Cubulcut, approximately 55 km from Oradea, stands Bonis Manor, a property whose significance extends beyond its architectural presence into the historical memory of one of the most defining periods in Central European history. Associated with notable events and figures of the 19th century, the estate preserves a rare identity shaped at the intersection of heritage, tradition, and history. Historical accounts and the genealogical archives of the Baranyi family suggest that during the Hungarian Revolution of 1848–1849, the property briefly served as a refuge for the Holy Crown of St. Stephen, one of the most important symbols of Hungarian statehood. As the revolutionary government led by Lajos Kossuth retreated toward Debrecen, the crown was reportedly transported in secret by Sámuel Bónis and his associate Josipovics, disguised as cattle merchants, transforming this place into a discreet witness to an episode of remarkable historical and symbolic significance. Set on approximately 6,635 sq m of land, the property includes a residence with a built area of approximately 417 sq m and ten rooms, preserving the characteristic expression of 19th-century rural noble estates. Balanced proportions, high ceilings, elegantly proportioned windows, and a partially vaulted cellar define an architectural language that continues to retain much of its original identity. Today, the property requires a complete restoration process, with certain areas significantly affected by the passage of time, including portions of the roof structure. Yet this stage also presents a rare opportunity for an intervention capable of reviving its authentic character and redefining its future. Recent rehabilitation initiatives aim to preserve the original architectural expression as faithfully as possible, creating the foundation for its transformation into a private residence with a distinct identity, a boutique hospitality concept, or a cultural project built around a history that is difficult to replicate.

Primăverii district is home to some of Bucharest’s most exclusive residential addresses, and this five-room apartment, positioned directly on the shores of Floreasca Lake, stands out through a rare living experience centered around privacy, natural light, and an immediate connection to nature. Its placement within a restricted-access area, reserved primarily for residents, provides a level of tranquility and security that has become increasingly difficult to find in an urban environment, where limited traffic and a small number of neighbors create a discreet and highly private atmosphere. With an interior area of approximately 160.88 sqm, complemented by two generous balconies totaling over 27 sqm, the residence offers an efficient layout and expansive spaces filled with natural light. The opening towards Floreasca Lake and the setting framed by mature greenery create a perspective rarely encountered in Bucharest, where views are shaped by water, trees, and green surroundings rather than urban density. The property also includes an underground parking space, a valuable feature within one of the capital’s most sought-after residential neighborhoods. The interior configuration allows the property to function equally well as a primary residence designed around comfort and discretion or as an investment opportunity within one of Bucharest’s most established and highly regarded residential areas. Direct access to the lake and the intimate scale of the surrounding setting make this a rare opportunity, particularly in a context where properties with such positioning become available only exceptionally rarely. VAT is to be added to the displayed price.

Ferch Manor, built in 1886 in Deta, approximately 45 km south of Timișoara, is one of those rare properties whose identity is shaped not by scale or opulence, but by the authenticity of a story carefully preserved and carried forward through time. Originally conceived as the residence of Dr. Josef Ferch and later restored by an Austrian family, the property retains the character of a 19th century residence while embracing a contemporary purpose centered around hospitality, culture, and authentic experiences. With a generous built area and a layout comprising 12 rooms on the ground floor level, the manor reveals its character through details that have endured across generations: the original wood-paneled entrance hall, the library, the smoking room, historic Art Nouveau ceramic stoves, and heritage elements that create a distinctive atmosphere throughout the interiors. The functional basement, featuring generous ceiling height and a structure of metal beams and brick vaults, together with the expansive attic space, adds significant potential for future expansion or reinterpretation. The exterior continues the same narrative. The garden of over 5,000 sqm, accessed through the property's characteristic arcade, incorporates mature greenery, an orchard, dedicated camping areas, and a range of complementary spaces. Two camping zones equipped with their own facilities, garages and workshop areas with capacity for up to eight vehicles, dual vehicle access, and approximately 20 on-site parking spaces further enhance the property's versatility and support a wide variety of future concepts. Location represents one of the property's strongest attributes. Situated in Banat, one of Romania's most dynamic and developed regions, it benefits from proximity to Timișoara, an important economic, academic, and cultural center with an international airport and direct connections to numerous European destinations. This setting creates a rare balance between the tranquility of an authentic environment and convenient access to infrastructure, services, and steadily growing tourism flows. At the same time, the region offers numerous attractions that strengthen the appeal of such a property, including Banat's architectural and multicultural heritage, natural reserves and scenic landscapes, spa destinations, villages with a strong local identity, and access to some of western Romania's most remarkable natural settings. Experiential tourism and the growing interest in authentic destinations have continued to expand in recent years, both among domestic and international audiences, increasing the relevance of properties of this nature. Already operating as a hospitality and cultural venue, Ferch Manor offers opportunities that extend beyond its current use. The property can naturally accommodate the development of a boutique hospitality concept, a regionally inspired retreat, a venue for private and corporate events, a cultural center, or a distinctive private residence. The result is a property with an established identity, where history, functionality, and future potential come together in a way that is difficult to replicate.

In the long history of the Leordeni, a village which was first documented in 18th of May 1526 by the voievode (local prince) Radu de la Afumaţi, we can find extraordinary specificities from the evolution of the Romanian society along the great noble families which shaped it. Leordeni, cornerstone of important dynasties – Leurdenii, Băleanu, Golescu, Lahovary or Kretzulescu – was home to imposing residences and domains corresponding to the great power and reputation of their owners. One of the last great lords in Leordeni was Nicolae Kretzulescu (Crețulescu) (1812-1900) founding father of the Romanian Academy and a stated liberal appointed Prime Minister three times. Nicolae Kretzulescu, Constantin Brâncoveanu and Iordache Kretzulescu’s heir of Leordeni, built an impressive estate which later has been inherited by his daughter, Anna, who married Lahovary. At the same time Kretzulescu was managing his estates, Nicolae (Nae) Gussi (1830-1901), appeared on the scenery as administrator of the Golescu family’s fortune – another great family in Leordeni. After 1880, Gussi becomes the owner of the Golescu estates which were neighbouring those belonging to the Prime Minister. The hostility between Kretzulescu and Gussi was notorious, and the economic struggles between them both culminated in a series of lawsuits at the end of the nineteenth century. The variety of lands (arable, vineyards, forests) defining the estates of the Leordeni would evolve over time through various agrarian reforms, landing or expropriation laws, inheritances, or successions. And in the interwar period these testified the last two great families. The Gussi family (Alexandru, Traian, Paul and Elena) and the Lahovary family (through Anna) held together approximately 550 ha, plus another 100 ha of vineyards. They were in fact the descendants of Nicholas Kretzulescu and Nae Gussi. The Golescu-Gussi estate evolved notably through the two centuries of history. The first version of the manor was built by the Golescu family, probably during the life of Iordache Golescu, who also built the Golescu Church in the proximity of the estate. Subsequently, after Nicolae Gussi’s ownership, the property changed, so that after 1900, Alexandru Gussi (1864-1947) revolutionized the manor and the entire estate. In fact, Alexandru, a magistrate and a politician with an important activity in the Muscel Bar and Prefecture, would devote much of his career and life to the modernization of his native lands. Owning the old house of the Golesti, Alexander rebuilt it between 1938-1939, making it a truly monumental construction. After 1949, the entire domain was nationalized and had different functionalities serving the communist institutions (the office of Sovrom Petrol, IAS and the City Hall).

A privileged region of Romania, home to some of the country’s most important historical, cultural, and aristocratic landmarks, Argeș still preserves the rare charm of old noble estates, where the aura of a bygone aristocratic world continues to endure with elegance and discretion. Among the rolling hills, orchards, and forests of this history-rich region, in Călinești, stands a Neo-Romanian manor that still evokes the refinement of an era when architecture was built to last, and residences were defined by identity, character, and prestige. Set on a generous 9,438 sqm plot, the property impresses from the very first glance through its noble and perfectly balanced presence. The Neo-Romanian architecture, with elegant arches, sculpted columns, and harmonious proportions, remains to this day a tribute to the aristocratic estates of the past, giving the domain a timeless appearance that is difficult to replicate today. The manor features a 378 sqm footprint and is arranged over Basement + Ground Floor + First Floor, each space having a clearly defined role within the residential concept of its era. Brought into the present day, the interior still preserves the warm and distinguished atmosphere of an authentic noble residence. The classic solid wood furniture, natural textures, light filtered through large windows, and generous volumes create an elegant and welcoming ambiance, where every room seems to tell a story. The ground floor is primarily dedicated to daytime living, featuring the kitchen, an expansive living area with multiple functional spaces for dining, relaxation, and social gatherings, as well as three additional rooms that may serve as bedrooms or offices. The first floor is defined by a large central room with generous glazed surfaces and an open connection to the terrace, details that transform it into an ideal social area or a refined lounge for winter evenings marked by notes of cognac and cigars. Also on this level are five bedrooms and two spectacular terraces: the main terrace overlooking the front façade, adjacent to the upstairs lounge area, and a secondary lateral terrace accessible from two of the bedrooms. One of the property’s most remarkable features is the covered terrace framed by Neo-Romanian arches — a space that invites peaceful mornings, summer dinners, and long evenings overlooking the mature garden and the green landscape of Argeș. The entire estate breathes intimacy, balance, and refinement. The basement is a blank canvas, ready to be transformed into a masterpiece tailored to its future owner’s vision: a wine cellar, a cigar room, or a private spa are only a few of the possibilities this space can accommodate. The mature and carefully composed garden perfectly complements the character of the estate. Ornamental trees, rich vegetation, and discreet pathways create the feeling of a private retreat, far removed from the rhythm of the city. This is the kind of property that impresses not through excess, but through atmosphere — through that natural and difficult-to-define elegance that only truly authentic places possess. Beyond its value as a primary residence or exclusive holiday retreat, the manor also offers remarkable investment potential. The scale of the land, the distinctive architecture, and its unique character make it ideally suited for transformation into a boutique hotel, private retreat, premium event venue, or hospitality project dedicated to refined and authentic experiences.

The villa is located in one of Bucharest's most important historical subdivisions, Bonaparte Mora, approved in 1913 and developed in the following years. The area is renowned for its cohesive urban planning and the architectural value of the buildings erected in this elite part of the Capital. Just steps away from Dorobanti Square, the property can today serve both as a residence or office space. The building was constructed around 1920 and preserves the elegance and refinement characteristic of the interwar period. The villa belonged to Nicolae Penescu (1896?1982), a prominent politician, former Minister of the Interior in the Sanatescu Government and Secretary General of the National Peasant Party, a close associate of Iuliu Maniu. Penescu was arrested following the Tamadau setup, later managing to emigrate to France, where he continued his political activity in exile. The property has proven its market potential and versatility, being used in its recent times as the residence of a Forbes 500 company CEO, as an embassy, and as an institutional headquarters. The building is a single-family villa and spans four levels: semi-basement , ground floor, first floor, and attic. The main entrance is on the front façade, protected by a canopy, while the secondary entrance is on the side, leading to the utility rooms in the basement . At the rear, the ground floor salons open elegantly onto the property's garden. The villa's architecture is Neo-Romanian with Art Deco influences, evident in the simplified and elegant decorative elements. The volume is well balanced, and the façades are designed with great attention to proportion and detail. The main and secondary façades are adorned with decorative cut bricks, arranged in dentils below the window sills and at the cornice line an element frequently found in Neo-Romanian architecture, inspired by church decorat ions. The ground floor hosts the reception rooms: salons, office, and dining room, while the upper floor is designated as the sleeping area, with well-proport ioned bedrooms. The master bedroom opens onto the loggia, which sits above a glazed salon on the ground floor that could be arranged as a conservatory. A distinct feature is the upper floor loggia, located on the building’s corner, with a carved Albesti stone balustrade decorated in the Brâncovenesc style, offering views of the garden. The street-facing fence is built from brick masonry topped with tiles, in harmony with the house’s architecture and the urban planning guidelines of the Bonaparte subdivision. The aesthetic value of the interior spaces arises from their successful proportions and the natural light that fills the rooms. The villa is a true example of interwar Romanian architecture, harmoniously blending Neo-Romanian, Brâncovenesc, and Art Deco elements, offering a refined and valuable living space that is representative of a culturally and urban vibrant era. The main staircase is truly special, with solid oak steps and a handrail adorned with profiled balusters. The secondary staircase has a metal handrail and is fully functional. Windows are sized according to the importance and function of each room,with new exterior wood joinery installed. The interior joinery consists of new, solid wooden doors. Finishes are simple yet elegant, with parquet floors and plain-painted walls without decorative plasterwork. The interior retains its original layout , ideal for a family residence or an elegant office space .