A house with a story, close to Unirii Square | Marasesti Blvd.

Some houses are just spaces where we live. Others keep something of the charm of another Bucharest and which, over time, find a new beginning.

The house on Marasesti Boulevard is one of them.

Built around 1910, the house has remained in the family over the generations. In 2019, an extensive renovation process began, inside and out, with the thought of being prepared for the youngest of the family's descendants, but life sometimes has its own plans. The younger descendant has meanwhile founded his family in another city with a story.

It is a house kept in the family for more than a century, cared for and prepared for a new generation. It is a property that gives the future owner the freedom to reinterpret it, to put his personal imprint and to write the next chapter. It is not a new house and not one that has said its last word.

During the renovation carried out between 2019 and 2020, both inside and outside, the roof was changed and insulated, the house was thermally insulated, the electrical and sanitary installations changed.
It has its own central heating system, heating and water on all three levels – ground floor, attic and cellar – and in the cellar there is also underfloor heating. The property also benefits from video-intercom and surveillance system.
The interior finishes are those made at the time of renovation.

Built at a time when Bucharest was transforming and shaping its image as a European city, the house retains elements of the eclectic urban architecture of the early twentieth century, with discreet neo-Romanian influences.
The decorative window frames, the large eaves with exposed wood, the metal and glazed awning at the entrance and the original terracotta stoves are some of the details that give it identity and keep the connection with the Bucharest of yesteryear.
It is the kind of house in which the past should not be erased, but valued.

The total usable area is 241 sqm, distributed on three levels:
- Ground floor – 114 sqm
- High Attic – 71 sqm
- Semi-basement/cellar – 56 sqm
The ground floor represents the main living area and includes four rooms with high ceilings, over 3 meters, two bathrooms and a kitchen. The proportions of the rooms, the height of the ceilings and the original elements give the space that atmosphere that we hardly encounter in a contemporary construction.

The high attic is one of the property's resources with great potential. It benefits from heating and water, which gives the future owner a good base to adapt it to their own needs. It can be thought of as a bedroom, dressing room, office or relaxation area, leaving the ground floor more freedom for the living area.

The cellar also benefits from water and underfloor heating, and can receive multiple uses: wine cellar, hobby or relaxation area, gym, workshop, music room or an intimate space for evenings spent with friends over a glass of wine.

The land measures 199 sqm, and the free courtyard has about 50 sqm. It is a space where you can create privacy, which can be arranged with more vegetation and a relaxation area, while also keeping the already existing barbeque area.

In the presentation you will first find the real photos of the property, followed by visual proposals for the arrangement of the same spaces.
They are indicative and have been created to make it easier to imagine the potential of the house and the different ways in which existing spaces can be reinterpreted and personalized.

Perhaps this is precisely where one of the most beautiful qualities of this property lies: flexibility.

It can become the home of a family that loves houses with history and wants to create an interior that resembles them. But it can just as naturally host a practice, an architecture office, a consulting firm, a creative studio or another professional activity.

Then there's the location.
From here, a good part of central Bucharest can be experienced on foot:
- about 10 minutes to Unirii Square and subway
- about 8 minutes to Carol Park
- about 15 minutes to Tineretului Park
- quick access to Unirii Boulevard, the Old Town and the Palace of Parliament
It is an area where old Bucharest and today's city meet, with the atmosphere, energy and rhythm specific to a property located on one of the central boulevards of the Capital.

It is not a property for everyone.
It is for someone who is not only looking for square meters and finishes, but character. For someone who appreciates high ceilings, large windows, old stoves, wood, the details of a period house.
For someone who can look at a space not only for what it is today, but also for what it can become.
And, especially, for someone who wants the freedom to transform a house with identity into a place that truly belongs to them, where they can create their own story.

I invite you, with love, to discover the house. Maybe its next chapter begins with you.