Tucked away in the endless plains of Oltenia, just 20 km from the banks of the Danube, Roșca Manor is a remarkable example of early 20th-century Neo-Romanian architecture and quite possibly one of the most beautiful manors in the region.
Built between 1907 and 1911, the manor impresses with its architectural features and monumental presence that has dominated the rural landscape for over a century. The massive tower and the trilobed arches—repeated both at the main entrance and on the tower’s balcony, along with the decorative columns separating them—are charming hallmarks of early 20th-century design.
Today, more than a hundred years after its construction, Roșca Manor is entering a new chapter in its story: a large-scale restoration project, supported by over 6.5 million lei in non-reimbursable European funding, is underway to bring back the manor’s former beauty while also giving it a new, vibrant role in the life of the community—as a space for accommodation, events, and cultural retreats, all within a building rich in history and character.
The property spans approximately 14,000 square meters of land and will see the complete renovation of two buildings totaling no less than 1,150 sqm, which will be repurposed for tourism and event functions. The entire project is designed with deep respect for the Neo-Romanian style, reflected in the trilobed arches, sculpted columns, ornamental balconies, and detailed façades—all restoration works already documented and approved.
Under the guidance of the current owner, a highly respected interior designer and the initiator of the project, Roșca Manor is being transformed into a model of sustainable and innovative heritage repurposing. The restoration is not just about aesthetics—it aims to revive the manor as a living, functional part of the region’s cultural and touristic circuit. In her vision, this place will become an elegant refuge for travelers, artists, and entrepreneurs seeking authentic experiences in a space that blends history, nature, and the emotion of Romanian architecture.
In its final form, the estate will host boutique accommodation or retreats, spaces for private events, weddings and open-air concerts, as well as art exhibitions, cultural camps, and creative residencies—within a noble manor atmosphere, designed for those who seek to live a truly distinctive lifestyle.
This property is ideal for investors looking to take part in the rebirth of an authentic historical landmark, within a meaningful project with real long-term value. In a world full of surface-level restorations, Roșca Manor offers a restoration with substance—where tradition, functionality, and social impact are all part of the same story.