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The house is sold partly furnished. At the viewing, you can see which pieces in the photos will stay.
From the street you see the garage door. Once you go in, you find out how much lawn lies behind the hedge. From the pavilion you can watch the children play a match while you turn peppers on the barbecue. When the smell of roasted peppers reaches them, they might even come to the table.
Driveway and garage door
You get home with a child asleep in your arms and two bags of shopping. There's room in the hall to put the bags down and take your shoes off. The sliding-door wardrobe holds coats, school bags, shoes and anything else you want to put away. After an afternoon in the garden, a child with mud up to their knees is only a few steps from the shower. Dinner guests can use the ground-floor bathroom near the hall too.
The front door and hallway wardrobe
In 40.14 m², there's room to spread out a game on the rug and keep the sofa close to the fire. In summer, open the windows and you can hear the children playing on the lawn.
The living room with fireplace and garden-facing windows
There's space at the table by the worktop for the person who comes in to ask what you're cooking and stays to peel the potatoes. The window is right above the worktop, so you can see what's happening in the garden while you make lunch. When you're kneading dough, you'll want the worktop clear. The food processor and flour jars can go just through the door, in the 3.26 m² pantry. Anything that won't fit there can go in the cellar.
The kitchen table, built-in oven and double-door fridge
A few steps separate the dining room from the living room. You can leave the table set until dessert, even if some guests have moved over to the fireplace. On a fine day, open the door beside the table to the covered terrace. If it starts raining, you can stay outside with your coffee. You'll hear the drops on the roof and watch the lawn get wet. The tall hedge keeps the terrace private from the street.
The dining area, with parquet and a garden-facing window
Pantry full and two crates of jars still to store? Take them down to the 10.20 m² cellar. The basement is 34.13 m² in total, with a separate boiler room. Store boxes of decorations under the stairs so you'll know where to find them in winter.
The stairs down to the basement
Back on the ground floor, the wooden stairs beside the kitchen lead up to the bedrooms. On the landing, the window overlooks the driveway. Take one more look outside before you go up to read to the children. Upstairs there are two bedrooms, a bathroom, the main suite with its own bathroom and dressing room, and the laundry room. The laundry room has everything you need to do the washing upstairs. Rinse a blouse by hand in the sink and hang it to dry on the rail between the walls.
The stairs to the first floor, beside the kitchen entrance
In the morning, the children or guests can use this glass-screen shower. The parents have their own bathroom. Light comes in on both sides of the mirror. The drawers under the basin keep fresh towels close at hand.
The upstairs bathroom with an open shower and glass screen
This room can easily adapt to your family. With one child, it can be a guest bedroom with space for a double bed and a bedside table on each side. With two children, it can be the second child's bedroom, so each child has a room they can make their own. Whoever uses the room gets the terrace. In the morning, open the door beside the window and step outside, with views over the hedge towards Cluj and the treetops. Picture a weekend morning, coffee in hand and a chair by the door. Your guests might stay a little longer. If it's your child's room, they'll have a place of their own to look out over the city.
The guest bedroom, with the door open to the terrace
The child's room is right beside the parents' bedroom. This is where the first drawings go up on the walls, LEGO builds stay on the floor and bedtime stories are read together. When your child wakes up at night and calls for you, you're a few steps away. The room grows with them, from a place to play for hours to somewhere to do homework and have friends over. You'll still be right next door.
The second bedroom from the doorway, with the bed by the bookcase
The main suite. Your own space within the house. At the end of the day, when the children are asleep and the house is quiet, close the door from the hall. Behind it are a generous bedroom, a separate dressing room and a private bathroom, together in one part of the upstairs floor. If one of you gets up earlier, you can choose your clothes in the dressing room and get ready in the bathroom while the other sleeps. On weekends, when there's no rush, stay in bed a bit longer with a coffee and a conversation that can run as long as you like. Clothes, shoes and accessories have their own space in the dressing room, leaving the bedroom clear. The private bathroom is just as close, inside the suite. However busy the house gets with children, guests and friends, you have somewhere that's just yours. Close the door and let the rest of the house wait a while.
From the suite hall, the bathroom is on the left, the dressing room in the middle and the bedroom at the end
You can set up your home office here. At the end of the day, close the office door and go downstairs for dinner. Leave your work exactly where it is. Or set up a workbench. If you like building models, you can leave one half finished until next weekend, with every piece where you left it. There's also room for your favourite books on the long windowsill by the terrace. It makes a lovely reading spot.
Two windows bring daylight to the wooden steps
The 50.92 m² terrace gives you a choice of views. On one side are wooded hills, on the other is the city. Take two chairs and set them down wherever you like. After sunset, you can stay up here until the lights come on in Cluj.
View from the terrace, with neighbourhood gardens and the city in the distance
If you need to sell your current home before moving, let's talk. I'm open to taking one or more suitable properties in part exchange. You pay the difference.
Tell us when you can come. We'll agree on a time, send you the address and show you the house, from the garden to the roof terrace.
