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Live Above It All: Experience Unmatched Luxury in this Exquisite Penthouse with Breathtaking Views. The pinnacle of luxury living is a contemporary penthouse with cutting-edge fixtures and finishes in Primaverii area. This luxurious residence's expansive living areas give stunning views of the city skyline and surrounding foliage. You will be welcomed into the penthouse by spacious entryway with high ceilings, modern flooring, and exquisite lighting fixtures that create a warm, inviting atmosphere. With floor-to-ceiling windows, the living room is naturally lit, highlighting the designer furnishings and décor to create an open-plan living room that is both beautiful and stunning. In the kitchen, you'll find state-of-the-art appliances, custom cabinetry, and plenty of counter space. You'll be able to entertain your guests with ease as they sip on cocktails at the breakfast bar. The bedrooms are elegantly designed providing the perfect retreat for relaxation and rest. The master suite features a king-size bed, a walk-in closet, and a spa-like bathroom with a walk-in shower&sauna. Each bedroom has its own en-suite bathroom, ensuring maximum privacy and comfort. For those who like to stay active, the penthouse also has a private gym in the bedroom area that is outfitted with the most up-to-date exercise equipment, enabling you to maintain your fitness level without ever leaving the luxury of your home. This penthouse is close to some of the city's best places for dining, coffe shops and entertainment locations. Having modern finishes, designer furniture, a private gym, and stunning views, this penthouse is the epitome of luxury and style and is located in the center of the upmarket Primaverii neighborhood.

Set on the shores of Lake Colibița, this spectacular property stands out through its contemporary, refined architecture that blends seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. The generous terraces seem to reach out towards the water, like a gaze searching the horizon, while the panoramic view of the hills, forests, and meadows of the Călimani Mountains is truly unforgettable. The nearly 4,000 sqm plot descends gently to the lakefront, where a floating pontoon and a private dock with a fully equipped gazebo (30-person capacity) provide an exclusive stage for leisure moments or private gatherings. Landscaped walkways and parking areas complete the impression of a turn-key property. The estate includes two independent villas, each with minimalist architecture, clean lines, smartly tiered volumes, and interiors bathed in natural light through floor-to-ceiling glass façades. Villa One (656 sqm, B+GF+Attic) features on the basement level a heated wave pool, a wellness area (salt room, sauna, showers, fitness space), a meeting room, and utility spaces. The ground floor offers a spacious living room with fireplace, office, fully equipped kitchen, and a master suite with en-suite bathroom. The attic includes two additional bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a two-room apartment. Villa Two (428 sqm, B+GF+Attic) includes at basement level technical/storage spaces and three bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms. The ground floor welcomes with a generous reception hall, living room with fireplace, fully equipped kitchen with pantry, and a spectacular terrace. The attic provides three more bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a shared lounge. The design is impeccable, with premium finishes, furniture in shades of white, grey, and anthracite, natural wood accents, and discreet metallic details—all drawing attention to the breathtaking views. The atmosphere is minimalist, allowing the exterior to become the true protagonist: the lake, the sky, and the mountains flow seamlessly into every room. This property is available either as a complete estate or, independently, one villa, priced at €1,100,000. An exclusive retreat, a boutique guesthouse, or an unrivaled holiday residence – the choice is yours.

One of the beauties of Little Paris, built in the interwar period, in an era with magical resonances about well-being and happiness, was a father's wedding gift for his daughter. A house built with a lot of love, attention to detail and respect for beauty came to life in the former Mântuleasa slum, a short distance from Izvorul Rece Park and Carol I Boulevard. Mântuleasa slum was founded during the Brâncoveni period outside the city and was to develop around the church of the same name, being incorporated in the hearth of the city in 1752. Personalities such as Mihai Eminescu, Mircea Eliade, Petre Țuțea, Panait Istrati or Mircea Vulcănescu, lived and created in the houses with Parisian perfume in the famous slum. Built at the end of 1927, with a four-level layout, the house was designed for practical, generous spaces that would fully benefit from natural light through tall windows. The Neoclassical style with harmonized elements predominates on the outside and continues elegantly on the inside, with floral friezes on the walls and lacy scaffolding on the ceilings. The current owner, a lover of beauty, took care for three years of total consolidation and restoration, with the preservation of all the original elements, a process by which this architectural jewel was reborn and became more than just a living space. The structure was uncovered and consolidated, the sanitary and electrical installations were changed, the roof was changed and equipped with double glazed windows with laminated wood frames, operated by remote control, the interior doors and windows were made of laminated wood, the bathroom and kitchen floors they were made of painted cement, the other rooms have oak parquet, split air conditioners were installed, two fireplaces were added, one on the ground floor and the other on wood in the attic. It also has a unit for monitoring and coordinating internet connections, telephone, audio sound, fire alarm and video surveillance. Once the wrought iron gate opens and you step inside, an intimate and chic courtyard is revealed to you, decorated with roses and hydrangeas, cool in summer and illuminated with spotlights at night. Approximately 3 cars can be parked in the yard. The charm and elegance of the interwar period awaits you at a short distance from the center of the Bucharest, in a house full of positive energy, which carries on with dignity, the scent of the past.

Built in the middle of the nineteenth century by baron Urban Petru of Monyoro, the mansion is located on the 79th National highway, on the road between Arad and Oradea, 28 km from Arad. In 1994, the mansion was completely renovated, and all the original architectural elements were preserved. The mansion provides the modern comfort, as it is connected to the water network, it has its own sewage and three gas central heating systems. There is an annex to the main building, equipped with all the standard utilities. As the yard is quite big, another house is being built, which will be used for residential purposes. In front of the mansion, there is a 50 sqm pool. There are thermal water springs at a depth of 700 m, which can be used to fill up the pool. Urban of Monyoro family was one of the important noble families of the Hungarian aristocracy. As mentioned in official records (1828), the first family member was Joseph Urban, and the family’s home was in Monyorod (today Manerau, Arad). The neoclassical mansion in Simand (only a few kilometers from Monyorod) was built in the second half of the 19th century. The mansion most likely belonged to Gyula Urban, the father of the most important member of the family, Peter Urban (1870-1935). Starting with the Eneolithic period up to the year 953 – when it is officially mentioned for the first time -, and on the modern times, Simand was one of the most important places in Transylvanian history. Moreover, in the 19th century, Simand was a strong economic hub, organizing fairs, having also present a strong Jewish community (in 1828 there were 400 Jewish people). For approximately 100 years, by the time when the mansion was built, the domain was owned by Urban of Monyoro family members. Most of them were high governors, politicians and even prefects in Arad county

In the forest the leaves rustle pleasantly and change colors according to the season; the huge orchard also reflects the passage of time, only the tall thuja bushes planted in front of the house remain green and straight. Set in the middle of a vast forest the property stands out for its linear, orderly building with clearly drawn lines - a sense of control and harmony in the midst of overflowing nature. The entrance to the property is on a paved road through the forest, under tree crowns joined together like a tunnel. The road winds, climbs the slope and stops on the platform in front of the building. It consists of a body with a DB+GF+1F height regime that communicates with another one that houses the covered pool. The white masonry and the wood, stone and wrought iron elements compose a rustic style cleansed of excesses and aesthetic noise. Inside, the light filters gently; in the basement there are two living rooms plus bathroom, cellar, laundry room and the garage with central heating. On the ground floor there is a bathroom, a dressing room and the generous kitchen separated by glass from a bright living room with a fireplace and a table for 12 people. The terrace with covered and heated pool and the table for 12 people here invite you to spend unforgettable moments with friends. The attic is dedicated to the night area with three inviting bedrooms, bathrooms and terraces that allow the eye to pass by the army of thuja trees and over the Prahova forest. On the property there is also a pond and 4000 m2 planted with fruit trees. The garage can accommodate 1 car plus 5 more in the parking lot in front of the house. The stable is 60 square meters while a buggy golf cart, a vineyard and snow removal tractor and a tiller await in the annex. The property has an ecological septic tank with 3 compartments, central heating with gasification, emergency generator, and a hydrophore with a reserve of 8000 liters of water from the network. The property, until now used as a holiday destination, is located 15 km from Ploiesti and, being located on a hill, has a beautiful view of the city and the surrounding hills.

Less than 2 hours from Timișoara, in the heart of the Banat Mountains — one of Romania's most beautiful and least discovered tourist regions — we have the chance to admire one of the stunning houses typical of this village. It’s a house that beautifully combines the charm of the place, authenticity, history, and the passion of the people who restored it. We are in Socolari, a village located on the Valea Râtului Mare, at the border between the Caraș Plain and the Oravița Hills, at approximately 250 meters altitude. The village has a unique story, being documented in a writing dating back to 1363. However, archaeological discoveries have revealed coins from the Dacian period, early medieval ceramics, and traces of a settlement from the 8th-10th centuries around the village. With its supernaturally painted landscapes and fairytale houses seemingly frozen in time, Socolari has recently come back to life, becoming a true cultural hub for artists and beauty lovers from all over the world. From Iosif Tași, who paved the way in the late '90s, to Gheorghe Fikl, one of the most renowned Romanian painters who found peace and inspiration here, a whole array of painters, sculptors, writers, actors, and musicians have brought life back to Socolari — transforming it, through events, concerts, exhibitions, and vernissages — into one of Romania's most beautiful cultural stages today. The area is remarkably beautiful, and from Socolari, tourists can embark on hikes to the ruins of Ilidia Fortress or to the most stunning spots in the Nera-Beușnița National Park: Ochiul Beiului Lake, the Beușnița Waterfalls, Valea Beiului, and the Nera Gorges. The house itself is typical of the area, built from stone but renovated inside and furnished by the current owners in a classic style to preserve the building's character and highlight its charm. With a ground footprint of 324 square meters and a similar total area, the house is built from stone and brick — materials specific to the region. The property sits on a 989 square meter plot, surrounded by a stone fence straight out of an old tale. The courtyard hides a wooden gazebo, perfect for summer evenings with friends. The interior is tastefully furnished and decorated, with classic furniture pieces brought from Italy to complete the house's aesthetic and give it the warmth and nobility a home like this deserves. While the interior is fully renovated and functional, the house's façade still bears the marks of time and requires some restoration. The exterior is visually and aesthetically impressive, especially with the metal shutters manufactured in the former Austro-Hungarian Empire. The property is truly spectacular, both for its impressive stone architecture and its prime location in the heart of the village, offering various possibilities for use.

The concept of this property represents a remarkable example of contemporary architecture, incorporating the following key elements: modern design, expansive glass surfaces, and seamless integration with the surrounding landscape. Currently under development, the property is designed to offer comfort and functionality at the highest standards. The residence project consists of two distinct structures, connected by a glazed terrace that ensures visual continuity and a fluid interaction between indoor and outdoor spaces. The layout unfolds across two levels—ground floor and attic—harmoniously combining living spaces with areas dedicated to relaxation and daily activities. Structure 1, located at the front of the property, includes, on the ground floor, a main garage, a technical room, and a storage area, along with an adjacent covered parking space outdoors. Structure 2 serves as the main living area on the ground floor and is designed to balance aesthetics with functionality. It features an open-space living room with an integrated kitchen, a pantry, an office, a laundry room, and a spacious bedroom with an en-suite bathroom and dressing room, all with direct access to the garden. The bedroom is enhanced by large windows and includes an integrated staircase with shelving that leads to the office in the attic. In the attic of both structures, the space is intelligently segmented to accommodate bedrooms, additional rooms, bathrooms, and balconies. The property’s design maximizes its connection with the natural environment through architectural elements that highlight natural light and the surrounding landscape. The glazed terrace, an elegant space linking the two structures, features a modern fireplace and can also accommodate a small private greenhouse, seamlessly integrated into the setting. The uncovered outdoor terrace, extending from the glazed one, provides direct access to a Zen-designed swimming pool and can serve as an open-air dining area. Both terraces are fitted with floating flooring with a ceramic finish. The wellness area, located in the garden and accessible from Structure 2 via a floating wooden deck, includes a jacuzzi and sauna. The premium outdoor landscaping is composed of concrete slabs and compacted gravel, ensuring both a modern aesthetic and efficient drainage solutions. The project stands out through a cohesive aesthetic concept, defined by minimalist lines, high-quality finishes, and a naturally balanced color palette. The high ceiling, adorned with wooden slats and integrated LED lighting, enhances the sense of spaciousness while creating a subtle interplay of light and texture. The outdoor area also includes two annex buildings dedicated to utilities and storage. Additionally, there is a secondary access point through a second garage located at the rear of the property. The two main structures are surrounded by the greenery of the garden. This contemporary residence in Snagov is distinguished by its architectural charm and perfect integration into the landscape—an ideal balance between natural light and functionality. With meticulously designed spaces, the property redefines the concept of modern living in a serene natural setting. The price is subject to VAT.

Located at the crossroads of the road where, in the old days, the Bucharest-Craiova stagecoach passed, Blejesti is an ancient settlement, the area being continuously inhabited since the times of the Dacians. The village of today is situated on a part of the former Beloaica estate of Elena Mavrocordat, a domain that, in its time, spanned more than 14,000 hectares. The ancient history of the area is reflected in the architectural remnants preserved to this day, and among these, the Voinea Mansion is one of the most remarkable. The mansion was the country residence of Dumitru Voinea in the former Vlaşca County. The building, with relatively large dimensions, was constructed in 1890. By the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, it became a common practice for wealthy families across the country to build town houses in the eclectic – neo-Romanian style in the localities where they owned estates. Originally, the mansion belonged to the property held by the brothers Constantin and Grigore P. Olănescu in Blejesti and was later acquired by Dumitru Voinea, an industrialist who owned two factories in Bucharest and Brașov by the end of the first quarter of the last century. The mansion, resembling a villa with relatively large dimensions, with a ground floor and an upper floor, has its main entrance on the northern side, at the base of a hexagonal tower with asymmetric sides. The entrance, with a semicircular arch and two columns, is flanked on either side by two openings also with semicircular arches, all marked by a cornice that follows the same shape. The rhythmic pattern of the northern façade is created by the light openings, three on each level, framed with decorative geometric elements made of straight, bent, and curved lines, which are also found on the right side of the southern façade. On the southern side, there is a tower with a gazebo, which recalls the neo-Romanian style, and access was either through a massive staircase placed on the left side, or directly from the upper floor, while in the central area there was an entrance leading down to the cellar. The lateral staircase is protected by a sheet metal canopy, which is part of the roof, supported by a double wooden console. Currently, the openings on the three sides of the gazebo, as well as the exterior access path, are closed with windows fixed in metal frames. This component of the building served as a viewpoint overlooking the garden surrounding the mansion and the valley of the Glavacioc River, as well as the nearby forest. The upper part of the building is outlined by a profiled cornice, and the construction is topped by a high, four-sided roof made of sheet metal. The mansion has a built area of 604 square meters and sits on a 3-hectare plot of land, which also houses a series of annexes, many of which were added later, after nationalization. After the property passed into state ownership, the mansion served various purposes, the last of which was as the headquarters of the former Blejești Agricultural Cooperative (IAS). In the former annexes, some recently renovated and others still being renovated, a small farm is currently operating. The mansion is classified as a historic monument of class B, it is in relatively good preservation, and it holds immense potential to be transformed into an exceptional private residence or, why not, it could be used for a development in the fields of tourism, events, or medical care.

Probably the most important private residence in Arad (if we exclude the palaces), Neuman House was the property of the most prestigious family in the history of the city. After the communists seized it, it became the Guest House of Arad county and was used as a protocol residence by the Ceaușescu family, including for official meetings between heads of state. Retroceded to the heirs in the 2000s, the imposing construction, today private property, is now ready to add new pages to its rich history. The Neuman House situated on Horia street is an architectural jewel that impressed over time many businessmen, artists or heads of state. The house discloses its secrets only for those who have the chance to cross its threshold: the street façade, with balanced proportions and mild decorative elements, does not offer any clue of the architectural exuberance that we find beyond the wooden gate that opens the way into the inner courtyard. Once inside, one understands the large dimensions of the U-shaped building, with the main façade marked by a grand neoclassical entrance, with a fronton and four columns. The interior retains the pomp of the last century: brightly colored stained glass windows, elaborately painted, wood carvings, wire stuccoes, fireplaces and many other decorative elements. The inscription on the façade indicates the years of the construction, 1925-1926. Arad benefited enormously from the rise and consolidation of the Neuman empire, the industrialist family being the largest tax payers for local budgets. Alfred's son, Francisc, was born in Arad in 1910. In 1935 his brother, Eduard, who ran the Yeast and Alcohol Factory, emigrated to Cuba, so Francisc took over all the family's business, at the age of only 25. The Baron increased the family's wealth, but was also the helpless witness of its loss, in 1948, during nationalization. He left to Switzerland without any money, from there to Salzburg and afterwards, to the USA. All the members of the family showed a real social involvement and solidarity, providing support through their charitable foundations. They showed increased care for their employees and contributed to improving the lives of the inhabitants. The Neuman family financially supported the construction of the imposing Cultural Palace inaugurated in 1913 and other palaces, exquisite jewels of the center of Arad. Today, their name is a true legend, not only in Arad, but throughout the entire Western part of the country. The Neuman House from Horia street fully reflects the grandeur of the famous family, being built with elements of neoclassical architecture and a ground floor rich in decorations, extremely exuberant, preserving today many of the original elements. The current owner has carried out a series of renovation and consolidation works (deepening and basement insulation, attic elevation, repairing the façade etc.). The house benefits from a project of complete remodeling and transformation of the building into a hotel with 23 rooms / 4 apartments / restaurant and SPA. The location of the building is ideal for a hotel - in the center of Arad, opposite the Szantay Palace. Additionally, the generous indoor courtyard can be converted into a summer garden.

We do not know if the Thracians, Greeks and Romans crossed the Danube Delta here; the Sulina water channel then had more meanders than now, perhaps even a low flow. The Byzantines called it Salina, the Italian cartographers placed it on their maps since the 14th-15th centuries, then the Turks often used this water way, which became the most easily navigable in the era. In 1800, Romanians, Turks, Greeks, Jews, Armenians, Russians and Italians lived together and created the character of the area, which inspired Jean Bart, the founder of Romanian maritime and fluvial literature, to call his city - and his famous novel - Europolis (he would have called it Cosmopolis but the term had already been used). The small harbor of that time gave way today to a collective imagination splendidly exploited by this property, as this house that we propose may become a great refuge in the nature for family and friends. Completely renovated in 2017, the building has 17 rooms with en suite bathrooms, 4 terraces and common and utility spaces on 3 levels. It is the closest property to the UNESCO protected area in Sulina, with 40 km of virgin beach between the new beach (renovated and impeccably landscaped in 2017) and the city center. The vivid, overflowing and sweeping green outside finds its counterpart in calm, bright and spacious interiors. The design is vaguely rustic and preserves spaces where light gives way to volumes, colors, textures. The house offers time on the edge of the Delta but also curious urban histories such as that of the old lighthouse where Jean Bart had his office or the maritime cemetery, unique in Europe and where both Christians, Muslims and Jews spend their eternity. On the canals, the trembling of the water moved by the boats among the reeds produces fluttering of wings, murmur and short flights inviting tourists to mysterious walks.

Somewhere on the edge of the forest, with the Bistrita River flowing in front, a private and quiet street leads to a secluded property where the perfectly manicured greenery induces a feeling of well-being; the impression it leaves is bright, neat, with clean lines, a strong aspirational component and a vague Mediterranean air perhaps given by the vegetation or the whiteness of the walls under the roof tile that falls heavily on the building. A silver fir tree punctuates the crowded green garden; the walkways take up in stone the idea of the curve found on the property in other areas too - the corrugated roof, the cut of the glass in the living room, etc. The interior is comfortable, the atmosphere warm, restful and ready to provide comfort for a large number of people - the common areas such as the open kitchen’s island and the living room are meant to gather around the table an extended family. The bathrooms attract attention with a modern design in which the stand alone bathtub is the piece of resistance. The layout of the space follows the civilized standard - in the basement the technical room - boilers, heating system and pool installations - but also the recreation room and wine cellar, plus a light courtyard with access to the pool. The ground floor allows parking for two cars in the garage and from there access to the living room with its fireplace, the dining area and the open kitchen (a second, closed kitchen and an ironing room are nearby). Also on this level are the guest bedroom with bathroom, the office and a vestibule. In the attic, under the skylight, there are 3 bedrooms with a bathroom each. In total, over 730 sqm of usable area finished to the highest standards. photo Florin Pepene

Șelimbăr wood furniture designs and a lovely fireplace are exactly what you need to set the clasic as your lifestyle. Not far from the city, this property is ready to fullfill any family that is looking to have privacy and quiet evenings. Groundfloor area combines the daily activities with the bedrooms area, offering 3 bedrooms plus a lovely terrace in front of the green garden. A warm wooden staircase connects the individual bedrooms on the attic floor with the groundfloor, the wood nuance is also found in the carpentry of the doors but also in the living furniture originaly from Ethan Allen store. On the basement is the perfect temperature for your next winery gallery. The villa has a usable area of 245 square meters, which makes it one of those spacious homes that manage to keep an intimate character and 2 interior parking places. Floor heating is provided by the 2 units installed in the tehnical room. By option, the entertaiment and playground area can be reconversed to interior pool area, as it was initially in the project. Additionally, there is available a plot of 470 sq.m that can bought in order to expand the current property.

One of the very few fully renovated manors available in Bucharest's vicinity is located in Vadu-Lat, Giurgiu county. Only 51 km away from Bucharest, Radu Iliescu Manor can instantly become a permanent residence away from the buzz of the big city but with a fairly easy access to all its interest points, or it can become a weekend or vacation residence with all facilities and amenities needed. Built in 1900, the manor is listed as a historical and architectural monument of local importance, and it was fully renovated with a lot of attention for the details and great care for restoration and preservation of the original elements, and then furnished and decorated in line with its character and its history. The manor is set on a 3.834 land plot, with turf, stone alleys, ornamental landscape and a big orchard with fruit trees. We find also a few additional smaller constructions: a gazebo, a stand-alone house of the guardian that is fully renovated and ready-to-use, an old barn that is restored and used for decorative purpose, and a building that was used as stables and that is now transformed in 3 distinct rooms used as workshop, distillery and storage. The manor is built on two levels, semi-basement and ground floor, and since 2009 it is owned by a family who took care of the restoration process, a very thorough one, made using traditional methods and materials. After renovation the place was tastefully designed, from the garden's landscape all the way to furniture and the authentic decor pieces.If what you want is a property with an aristocratic heritage, that looks and feels authentic and natural, that happily blends together nature and history, then the Vadu-Lat manor may be your best choice!

In one of the old royal cities of the Habsburg Empire, the one called Elisabetopole, Elizabetopolis, Ibașfalău, Ibișfalău, Bășcăleț, Elisabethstadt, Epeschdorf, or Erzsébetvároș, there is a bright and bold building catching the eye instantly. It is centrally located, on one of the main arteries and near the Armenian cathedral, the one that lost one dome. Featuring an imposing tower guarding the corner and elegantly outlined blue frames against the bright white façade the has distinction. Built in 1881, it wears its age gracefully, having been recently renovated. The internal partitioning has created spacious and bright rooms, both on the ground floor (living room, three bedrooms, kitchen, two bathrooms) and upstairs (three bedrooms, an office, living room, and two bathrooms, one with access to the Finnish sauna). The fireplace stove warms a 40 sqm living room. The vaulted cellar with a brick floor, maintaining controlled temperature, is the perfect place for a private wine cellar, while the garden with lawn and fruit trees is the ideal option for peaceful afternoons. Breakfast can be enjoyed in the pavilion, where hearty meals can also be organized for loved ones, in its 9 sqm summer kitchen with a bread & pizza oven. The garage accommodates two cars. The town of Dumbrăveni, one of the ten royal free cities, enjoys the benefits of multiculturalism, with Romanians, Hungarians, Jews, Saxons, and Armenians living in and beautifying it. In the 16th century, Grigore Apafi built the feudal castle in the form of a citadel, which now operates as the Museum of Transylvanian Armenians, and the Armenian community erected a cathedral here in the 18th century. Dumbrăveni is situated between Sighișoara and Mediaș, having touristic Biertan, Viscri, and Via Transilvanica in close proximity. photo Florin Pepene

Located at the edge of the forest in an apartments block built in 2010, the penthouse in Gavana is one of the special properties in Pitesti and offers a great view over the city. With a total built area of 144 sqm, the penthouse has 4 rooms, out of which 2 bedrooms, on top of an open terrace, a covered terrace and a three cars garage. The penthouse is fully furnished with a lot of good taste and attention to the details and high quality finishings. The penthouse is ready-to-use and can be utilized immediately, either for residence or as an investment tool.

Sânpetru, one of the 14 establishments founded by Saxon colonists in 1211 in Țara Bârsei, was known throughout history as Petersburg, Sant Petru or Mons Sancti Petri. Called by the locals „The Old School”, one of the most important buildings in Sânpetru hosted the Evangelical Saxon School for more than a century. The now private property is undergoing a renovation process in order to receive a new function in the near future: hotel and event center. The two buildings are built in L shape on the edges of a 2500 sqm land that offers plenty of usage options. The location is very fortunate, in the historical area of Sânpetru, in the vicinity of the Evangelical Fortified Church built in 1794 on the foundation of a 13th-century church. The access to and from Brașov is facil and the view towards Lempeș Hill nearby ensures a relaxing sight. The main building facing the street, built in the second half of the 19th century, is the former school and bears an important historic value. Its main façade, recently renovated, contains neoclassic elements. The balanced proportions and symmetrical composition embellish it, with the two entrances mirroring each other. The total built surface is 1058 sqm and the four levels are basement, ground floor, first floor and attic. The conversion project implies creating a winery, dining areas and generous rooms with en-suite bathrooms and dressings. The secondary building fully renovated with premium finishings, and is fully furnished and utilated. There are 408 sqm built on two levels. At the groundfloor we have the kitchen and an big events hall. At the first floor we have two apartments that are ready to use. . With a generous land and two renovated buildings, in the immediate vicinity of Brașov but offering the fresh air that climbs down from Lempeș at twilight and the picturesque panorama of Țara Bârsei, the former Saxon School in Sânpetru can shortly become one of the touristic landmarks of the area.

Exclusive property, composed of 4 distinct units, with Smart Home system and luxury finishes. The renewed city is the city that lives again, more vibrant and eager for affirmation than ever. This is the expression of a new generation that does not indulge and for whom sacrifice is crowned by the reward of abundant living. There is nothing wrong with luxury, just as there is nothing wrong with an olive wreath, as a result of a toil, sometimes a lifetime, and as a symbol of tranquility and peace, in a neighborhood that is reinventing itself, in proximity to the legislative center, long and more recently, the religious center of the country. The building is composed of 4 units, as follows: two duplex apartments, with 7 rooms and 3 bathrooms each, one of which with its own courtyard, dividing the ground floor, floors and attic, and a 2-room apartment and a studio apartment, at the high mezzanine level, with natural ventilation and sufficient light. The restoration of the property, built in the 2000s, involved its complete renovation, using up-to-date techniques and luxury finishes, including: marble and hard wood floors, Gira and Bang & Olufsen Smart House system, bathrooms equipped exclusively with sanitary ware Devon & Devon Gold, with 22k gold plated taps. The location, equipment and attention to details are essential elements of an exclusive property that crowns a future residence or headquarters that reflects luxury, in the complexity of its facets. The property can be sold as a whole or unit by unit, depending on the requirement. *The price includes VAT

The Cantacuzino-Ghica Castle from Deleni is one of Moldova’s most notable castles. The first building of the present-day architectural ensemble was the church erected in 1669, near a boyar’s court, probably the oldest in the principality. After Maria Cantacuzino’s marriage with Constantin Ghica in 1778, the estate entered the possession of the Ghica-Deleni family. The Refurbishment works the new owners commissioned gave the ensemble its current configuration. The inner stone wall and restoration and expansion works were carried out until 1802, and, afterwards, at the beginning of the 20th century, the castle was redesigned by architect Nicolae Ghika-Budesti. The castle has large and bright spaces – rooms, lounges, lobbies – spread across the ground floor, first floor and basement. During the Second World War, for two years, the castle served as a garrison for Soviet troops. Following the nationalization process, the building hosted the cultural house of Deleni. It then became a preventive medical unit, which has not changed to this day.

One of the truly authentic and spectacular areas of Romania is the Danube Delta, always an important touristic attraction of Europe. In Periprava, very close to the Ukrainian border, where Chilia branch and Letea Forest decided to join and create one of the most beautiful places of the Delta, we find a place where nature gave way to a small resort that blends in just perfectly. The resort covers 3025 sqm and hosts 18 rooms, a terrace, 2 dining rooms with a total capacity of 60 pax, a fully functional kitchen, a gazebo, docks and a pier. Everything that is needed for a complete experience of the Danube Delta. The entire resort was fully renovated in 2019 and is as good as new given that it was mostly used for personal pleasure by the actual owners. The property is sold turnkey, with fully furnished rooms that are ready to use and a functional kitchen that can provide for up to 60 customers. If you crave for a piece of the Danube's Delta magic, you will find it here, where the wild nature blends perfectly with today's comfort that the humans brought

We invite you to a green field, forgotten by the world, apparently outside of civilization and where the sun rises and sets unhindered by concrete or asphalt. The expanse of almost five hectares of land in this area means calm and solitude - the silent flat immovable plain and the forest that borders it are the guarantor. Entering the house, the green leaves the stage and wood enters - the entire lodge of over a thousand square meters is made of wood and is divided into truly generous day and night spaces. The ground floor means a high living room, a spacious kitchen and bedrooms, each with its own dressing room and bathroom. The upper floor has been reserved for a large gym and lounge area. Wood up, wood down, wood upright, horizontal, trunk, log, bar, plank - in any representation, whole or sliced, straight or gnarled, the wood is warm, silent, patient and lively and acts as a building material, decoration, binder between the outside and inside. A stylized hut exploits a hoof making it a native hobbit house, with gnarled trunks guarding the entrance (the windows are the bottoms of barrels ingeniously rotated on an axis). With a bedroom and a bathroom (approx. 40 sqm), the small building assumes the role of a guest room. A playground with a climbing wall, birds and swings provide activities for the little ones, along with the pond and the cattle on the property. The house and the outbuildings (garage, photovoltaic panels), the greenhouses and the vegetable garden, the fruit trees, the glistening water that made its way through the willows, the grass, the sheep stable and the bird area are guarantees of the self-sufficiency of the property. As additional security measures are the protective trench fence and thorny vegetation, the observation posts, the bunker as a shelter in case of calamity and the escape route. The location of the property 30 minutes from Bucharest, in Grădiștea (northeast of Ilfov County) makes it extremely attractive as a weekend refuge, a place of return to nature and peace.

Between the Bistrița and the Giurgeului Mountains, on the Bistricioara river valley near Borsec, there is the Corbu village, a small corner of heaven surrounded by secular forests. Here is our traditional domain, perfect for nature lovers, where they can move immediately. Everything was built and arranged in the smallest details: from the main residence villa, to the guest houses and the breeding grounds, from the terrace from which you can admire a spectacular panorama, to the wooden pavilion that invites you to relax, to the bridge over the creek that runs through the property tot the sauna and other modern equipment... all this can transpose you into a fairytale world, away from the urban tumult. Our domain, close to the Borsec mineral waters, in the middle of the nature, seems to be the perfect place for a better, healthier life.

Located in the legendary Bucovina (northern Romania), in the village of Mălini, where nature and traditions remained unchanged, this dream cottage is skillfully built, using the local craft of joining round logs. Everything from the refined design of the spacious rooms to the arrangements in the courtyard of the cottage, which bears the signature of several landscape gardeners, is designed to bring relaxation and day dreaming. The generous space of the cottage, structured on three levels and covering 220 square meters of usable area, shows, in every detail, the authentic stylistic imprint of the place and the warm beauty of the solid wood. The generous land that surrounds the cottage has over 1,100 square meters, being guarded by forests and crossed, like in a fairy tale, by a small water stream. There is also a fully equipped and furnished gazebo, which can host events for up to 45 guests. A wonderful pond with white stone borders completes this wonderful setting. Only 200 meters from the cottage, there is the Pojorâta/Mălini ski slope, a real point of attraction for winter sports lovers.

This interwar building, design in Neo-Romanian style, is located in Sibiu, in the immediate vicinity of the 15th century medieval fortified enclosure. The ensemble is classified in the List of Historical Monuments in Romania by order no. 2030/2014 with code SB-II-a-B-21084, and includes: the main residence (SB-II-m-B-21084.01), the first annex (SB-II-m-B-21084.02) and the second annex (SB-II-m-B-21084.03). According to cartographic sources, around 1875 there was another building on the place of the current one. In 1909, the plot was owned by Henrik Baumann, in 1929 the ownership right was registered for Luiza and Friedrich Baumann. The inscription on the portico’s floor and on the façade indicates its year of construction as 1929, the project being signed by architect Alfred Cernea, as the concrete slab on the façade indicates. Most likely, the project was commissioned by Dr. Liviu Turcu. The present building is emblematic for its Neo-Romanian style. The characteristic features are: massive volumetry, highlighting the central body, loggia with short and thick columns, carved wooden structures inspired by the vernacular architecture, trilobed arches, openings with semi-circular closure and rich decorations with Oriental motifs. The central side of the façade is taller than the other parts, which is also highlighted at the roof. The central area of the ground floor contains a window with semi-circular closure, framed by two embedded Corinthian columns. The floor of the central part is the richest ornamented part of the façade, elevated by the balcony, supported on four massive consoles, decorated with arabesque panels. The loggia opens through three tall trilobate arcades. The façade surfaces around the arches are decorated in an exuberant style with spindles, flowers and arabesques. The main façade of the building offers a panoramic view of the entire garden, at the center of which is an ornamental pool. The access to the yard is made through an alley flanked by tall trees. Designed as an urban villa-style residence with a park around the central building, it initially hosted the Dr. Bolintineanu Sanatorium, and in November 1936 it became Dr. Antal's For Births and Female Diseases Clinic. The building was nationalized in 1948 with this function, soon becoming the headquarters of Sibiu General Sanitary Inspectorate, then a kindergarten, a function preserved until the 1990s. In 2000 the villa and the parcel were returned to the heir family. Today, the imposing building keeps almost intact its original design, projected by architect Cernea, with the valuable decorative elements of the façades. The two annexes were also preserved, realized in a unitary architectural design, the fence near the street along with the main gate, the alley lined by trees, the rampant, the staircase and the basin in front of the main building. Inside, valuable items have been preserved, such as decorative paintings of the ceiling and the original carpentry. Other main attractions add up to the exquisite architectural details, such as: the generous yard of over 5000 sqm and the proximity to The Big Square in Sibiu, located at only 200 m. An outstanding witness of the only national architecture program in Romania, located in a central area of Sibiu, this splendid interwar villa is silently and hopefully waiting for its new owner.

In a market where most properties follow conventional patterns, this remarkable residence stands out through a rare architectural concept – a spectacular blend of contemporary design, generous living spaces, and refined industrial elegance.Situated on a 649 sqm plot and offering an impressive built area of approximately 713 sqm, the property delivers an exclusive lifestyle defined by remarkable volumes, abundant natural light, and carefully selected premium finishes.The centerpiece of the home is the spectacular open-plan living area, featuring soaring ceilings and exposed steel structures that create a distinctive architectural identity and a truly unique atmosphere. The space seamlessly combines the comfort of a luxury residence with the versatility of a representative venue, making it equally suitable as a private gallery, showroom, or exclusive event space.The layout has been intelligently designed to provide both functionality and flexibility:Basement: kitchen, relaxation room, technical room, guest bathroom, hallway, staircase hall, summer terrace, and exterior staircase access.Ground Floor: open-plan dining and kitchen area, entrance hall, guest bathroom, access landing, and garage.First Floor: master lounge, master bedroom, walk-in dressing room, en-suite bathroom, and an additional living area.Attic Floor: bedroom with private bathroom, second bedroom, second bathroom, hallway, and a beautiful mezzanine library.The contemporary façade, highlighted by expansive glazed surfaces and elegant metal accents, gives the property a strong visual identity and a commanding presence within the urban landscape.More than just a residence, this property is a statement of style, designed for those who appreciate exceptional architecture, expansive interiors, and an exclusive living experience.

We present for purchase a consolidated agricultural portfolio, located in the Arad area, Bîrsa locality, ideal for institutional investors or farms that want to expand and access non-reimbursable financing programs.Total area: 220 HectaresLand structure: * 140 Ha – Orchard category (free plantation land, ready for the implementation of new projects)80 Ha – Arabil CategoriesLegal status: all parcels are tabulated, with up-to-date Land Book extracts and fully verified documentation.Listing price: 10.000 EUR / Ha (negotiable depending on volume and payment terms).Competitive Advantages & Development Potential1. Facilitated access to European funds (EAFRD):A major advantage of this portfolio is the 140 hectares officially classified as an Orchard. Although there is currently no active plantation, the use category allows access to higher scores and higher support intensities within rural development programs for the establishment of fruit crops or related infrastructure.2. Flexibility in procurement:Although the sale of the entire portfolio is preferred, we are open to negotiations for large lots.Sale strategy: The alienation of non-compact plots is prioritized in the first stage, subsequently providing access to the compact nuclei of the portfolio.3. Legal certainty:The transaction benefits from a clear history and verified documents, eliminating downtime in the due diligence process and allowing for a quick completion of the sale.Technical Details & ContactUpon request, we provide potential buyers:Detailed map of the lots in topographic format.The complete list of Land Book extracts.Information on soil quality and access to utilities/roads.Are you interested in a viewing or analysis of the documentation?Real estate consultant Sebastian Nica 0722 252 639