A time capsule in the heart of Bucharest: The interwar villa near Dacia Boulevard
There are houses that are just lived in and houses that are felt. Just a few steps from the elegant bustle of Dacia Boulevard and the bohemian tranquility of Gradina Icoanei Park, stands an architectural gem that breathes the history of the '40s, brought back to life with a rare passion.
Fully restored in 2014 under the visionary signature of architect Dorin Stefan, this villa is not just a building, but a cultural heritage where interwar elegance meets contemporary luxury. Every original detail has been carefully recovered, offering a home that exudes refinement and a welcoming warmth, hard to find in modern architecture.
The space where stories come to life
With a usable area of 636 sq m, the property is designed to offer privacy and grandeur in equal measure:
- Living area: A generous 79 sq m living room invites you to memorable receptions, complemented by an elegant office where the sound of the piano echoes a golden age.
- Personal sanctuary: The floor is dedicated to rest. The master bedroom is a universe in itself, equipped with two dressing rooms and private bathrooms, providing the necessary space for morning pampering.
- Bohemian attic: A multifunctional space flooded with light, ideal for moments of relaxation, with its own kitchen and an intimate terrace where you can enjoy your coffee looking over the historic rooftops of the city.
- The basement of experiences: An exclusive cellar for your wine collection, a sauna for recovery, a library dedicated to reading and a spacious garage.
A green oasis in the center of the capital
The 350 sqm courtyard, embraced by mature vegetation, is your private retreat. It is the place where the noise of the city disappears, leaving room for the rustling of leaves and an aristocratic silence.
This property is not just a real estate acquisition, but a rare opportunity to own a piece of history perfectly adapted to the present, in one of the most coveted areas of Bucharest.