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Unique Bohemian Property in Transylvania, Once an Equestrian Site, Now a Creative Haven, Hits teh Market
Mănăstireni, romania – A distinctive property, formerly part of an equestrian site established in 1960 and transformed into a unique residence starting in 2021, is now available for purchase in the picturesque Transylvanian village of Mănăstireni. the estate, which boasts a bohemian atmosphere and is situated on the edge of a forest, has garnered attention from international media, including the New York Times, for its unusual character and the charm of its surroundings.
The property,spanning a total of 540 square meters,is nestled amidst “gentle hills” and features expansive grassy areas,cobbled pathways,an outdoor dining space,and a wood-fired oven. The main farm area of the estate is currently utilized as a creative workshop, attracting interest from figures such as American journalists.
The New York Times has highlighted the aesthetic appeal of Mănăstireni, describing the village’s houses with their characteristic inclined roofs in shades of red and brown, designed to withstand the region’s climate. The village is located approximately one hour’s drive west of Cluj-Napoca, Transylvania’s largest city and Romania’s second-largest urban center, a place were ancient Roman remnants coexist with modern life.
Property Details and Offerings
The primary residence, integrated with the creative workshop, encompasses roughly 437 square meters across two buildings linked by an unpaved alley. The main two-story house, originally a stable, is characterized by a blend of “rustic, industrial construction with contemporary decoration and features,” as noted by the New York Times.
Inside the main residence, a notable feature is the open-plan kitchen with solid wood countertops.The living room is equipped with a wood-burning stove and boasts high ceilings. A bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, complete with both a bathtub and shower, and featuring stone walls, is situated adjacent to the living area. The upper level includes a semi-private office space and a bedroom that overlooks the lower level. The property is described as a “five-bedroom residence” in the New York Times’ coverage.
Additionally, a separate guest house, measuring approximately 102 square meters, offers a wood stove positioned between a living room and an L-shaped dining area. this guest accommodation includes a bedroom and a bathroom, and is adorned with traditional wooden doors and embroidered textiles.
The sale of this distinctive property is being managed by the real estate agency
