Hidden deep within the Middle Carpathians, Hadar Chalet stands as one of Romania’s most private and self-sufficient mountain estates — a sanctuary where architecture, comfort, and nature coexist in perfect balance. Once serving as Nicolae Ceaușescu’s private hunting lodge, the property has been completely rebuilt and refined over more than a decade, transforming into an elegant residence with a discreet sense of heritage.


Accessible via a four-kilometre forest road and set on over 50,000 square meters of landscaped gardens, the estate is entirely off the grid, operating independently from public networks for electricity, water, and heating. This autonomy, combined with its pristine surroundings, makes Hadar Chalet a rare retreat of privacy and sophistication.


The main residence unfolds across several levels and offers 8 double rooms, 2 junior suites, 3 deluxe suites, and a penthouse, each with an en-suite bathroom. The interiors blend natural textures and warm tones, featuring spacious lounges, dining areas, a professional kitchen, a reception, a games room, and a fully equipped meeting space — creating a perfect setting for both serene living and intimate gatherings.


A series of annexes complement the main building, including a wine cellar, technical houses, garage, filter and pump stations, and a power generator unit, ensuring full independence and comfort year-round.


Outdoors, the estate reveals a remarkable array of facilities and leisure areas designed for relaxation and recreation: an outdoor swimming pool, tennis court, zen garden with fitness area, children’s playground, and multiple terraces and gazebos that open toward the forest. A helipad provides direct access from Bucharest, Sibiu, or Brașov, while The Barn, a beautifully restored wooden structure, offers a versatile open-space setting ideal for art, music, or family events.


Whether envisioned as a private mountain retreat, a family compound, or a self-sustaining residence immersed in nature, Hadar Chalet embodies a rare combination of comfort, privacy, and independence — a timeless haven in the heart of the Carpathians.