Roman Square | 4 rooms in a solid block, a stone's throw from the subway

There are properties that impress with their finishes, and there are properties that stand out for what can no longer be built today: position, volume, solidity and character. This 4-room apartment offers it all. Located ultracentrally, right in the Roman Square, a few steps from the subway, restaurants, cafes, universities and the main points of interest of the Capital, the apartment benefits from one of the most sought after addresses in Bucharest. The building, built in 1958 for the Institute of Nuclear Physics, stands out for the quality of the construction and the robust structure, specific to a period when the emphasis was on durability and safety. The block is not classified in any seismic risk class, an important advantage for a property located in the city center. In 2005, the electrical and sanitary installations were completely replaced, and the apartment benefits from its own heating system, ensuring independence and efficient maintenance costs. The exceptional position, the solid construction, the lack of seismic risk and the authentic character of the apartment make this property a rare opportunity on the real estate market in the center of Bucharest.