Private House with Garden

Welcome to a place of total tranquility and peace. Your own house with a private bathroom and kitchen, a living room and a bedroom, 2 separate entrances, a spacious 1400sqm garden with barbeque area, free parking space and and intimate and charming atmosphere. In easy reach of DN1 - the most important national road in Romania, the house is situated in a tranquil green oasis, with some of the best skiing, hiking and outoor activities spots in Romania just a pleasent drive away. The space The house can sleep up to 5 guests and consists of: 1 bedroom with three single beds 1 bedroom with an extendable couch (2 people) 1 kitchen with cooking stove, coffee machine and utensils 1 bathroom with shower, toilet and sink . The garden is 1400 m² (15,070 ft²) and is equipped with a barbecue and garden furniture for outdoor dreaming. There is also a vegetable garden behind the pine trees :) Guest access There are numerous parking places around the house but you can easily park inside the gates, as there is plenty of space, all free of charge. There is a bus station 3 minutes away from the place. The bus will take you to villages around the area, and also to Campina, the closest city with a modern center, a train station and other bus connections to skiing areas. The DN1 national road is just 7 km away. Other things to note The village of Mislea was famous in the communist era for hosting a very strict women's prison, now transformed into a modern alms house. Bucharest, the intriguing capital of Romania is within 90 km of the location, while the best skiing areas in the country (Sinaia, Brasov, Predeal) can easily be reached in a little bit more than 30 minutes. Campina (10 km away) will welcome you with: • The Nicolae Grigorescu Museum: known as "the father of Romanian painting", this icon painter absorbed Impressionism in Paris with Renoir and painted in the open air. His landscape works seem to amplify the Romanian countryside. From Nicolae Grigorescu's house in Câmpina, now transformed into a memorial museum, there is a fine view of the Prahova Valley. • The Iulia Hasdeu Castle: built by Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu for his daughter, Iulia, after she passed away at the young age of 19. The architect of the building, according to B.P. Hasdeu, was Iulia herself, who after her death continued to communicate with her father. The museum is very well presented and preserved and is a wonderful place to stop as you're traveling from Bucharest to Prahova Valley or Transylvania. The audio guide in several languages is included.