Versatile Property in Abrud, Alba County

With a "golden" history, Abrud has culture and history in its fiber. The locality developed within the perimeter of the Daco-Roman settlement "Abruttus," where in 106 AD, Emperor Trajan stationed a Roman legion to exploit the mines in the area. Over time, the evolution of the locality was linked to the exploitation of precious metal, which brought it privileges and, implicitly, contributed to the early economic and cultural development of the city: in 1357 it obtained urban privileges, in 1427 it became a "town," and in 1491 it was a "free city." Starting from the 18th century, Abrud played an important role in the Romanian national emancipation movement.
Added to this is the location of the city in the center of the Apuseni Mountains, in the Abrud Depression, an area dominated by rolling relief, with easy access to the natural paradise of the mountains, with rock formations, waterfalls, and green forests. Abrud is one of the ends of Transapusena, the spectacular route that crosses Tara Motilor. Access is also easy to other important centers: Alba-Iulia at 60 km, Cluj-Napoca at 120 km, Apuseni National Park at 30 km, 50 km from Arieseni (the resort with a ski slope), 50 km from Scarisoara (the cave with the largest underground glacier in Romania), 11 km from Rosia Montana (Mining Museum, Alburnus Maior Fortress).
The property is located in the central area of Abrud city, Alba county, on Detunata street, no. 65 and is composed of four buildings with a total built area of 1,051 sqm and a total developed area of 1,689 sqm. The total usable area is 1,261 sqm and the related land has an area of 3,027 sqm, which increases privacy and the possibility of arranging the exterior space.

The constructions are divided as follows:

Building 1 (C1): has a built-up area on the ground of 517 sqm, a developed area of 871 sqm, and a usable area of 670 sqm. The height regime is GF+1 (Ground Floor + 1st Floor) and it is 90% renovated, respecting the initial architectural elements: casement windows, exterior decorative plaster elements, interior parquet.

Building 2 (C2): has a built-up area on the ground of 313 sqm, a developed area of 597 sqm, and a usable area of 434 sqm. The height regime is B+GF (Basement + Ground Floor);

Building 3 (C3): has a built-up area on the ground of 212 sqm, a developed area of 212 sqm, and a usable area of 150 sqm. The height regime is GF (Ground Floor);
The three buildings have over 40 rooms of different sizes, which allows their versatile and flexible use.

Building 4 (C4): has a built-up area on the ground of 9 sqm and a developed area of 9 sqm. The height regime is GF (Ground Floor) and represents the gatehouse.

The interior courtyard, through which access is made to the four buildings, is concreted and has green plots that double the contour of the buildings. The property also has a concrete platform that can be arranged to complete the final destination of the building.
The existing utilities at the location are: electricity, water, sewage.
The building has been an administrative building used over time as a bank headquarters, school, or company headquarters. The positioning and generous area, both exterior and built, are the strengths of this versatile property that can easily be included on the map of the city's administrative or tourist buildings.
From a guesthouse, boutique hotel to a company headquarters, the adaptable design of this property allows a variety of uses with the right vision.