Interwar villa - Romana Square

Interwar property, built in the early 1920s, located in the Romana Square, in the immediate vicinity of the Academy of Economic Studies. Consisting of two building bodies - the main body deployed D+P+2+M and the secondary building deployed D+P+1+M. Both buildings have a built area of 1890 sqm, respectively useful area of 1448 sqm, located on a total land area of 1276 sqm. Both buildings were consolidated and reconditioned in 2000, preserving original elements of décor. The main body has a useful area of 1250 sqm, has 4 access paths and benefits from two interior stairs that connect all floors, as well as the indoor elevator. Partitioned in 36 rooms, with ample interior spaces, with a height of about 4 m, the building benefits from an extraordinary architecture, corresponding to the interwar buildings and the functionality of our days. The building is suitable for offices, each floor being ordered by an imposing central lobby (35 sqm), and served by its own toilets. The secondary body, in the useful area of 201 sqm, benefits from an internal staircase and is divided into 8 rooms, smaller size, also suitable for offices. The free courtyard, in the area of 870 sqm, is concreted and allows parking of at least 10 cars.