The Printul Vanator tourist complex in Turda, spanning 1,700 sqm, has been put up for sale for the third time by owners Adrian and Csilla Sarmasan. They are asking for €2.5 million, after initial asking prices of €6.5 million in 2012 and €3.4 million in 2016.
The complex includes an 18-room hotel; the main hall features several differently themed areas: the Outlaws’ Hut (Coliba Haiducilor), a hunting-themed restaurant, the Peasant House (Casa taraneasca)—built entirely of oak by Maramures craftsmen—Dracula’s Castle, constructed from natural stone with stake-shaped windows, and the Turda Terrace.
The complex also features a Japanese garden and a fountain built from river stones, with water flowing around a small stone castle located in its center.
Source: Economica
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the current asking price for the Printul Vanator complex?
The complex is currently listed for €2.5 million, a significant decrease from previous asking prices of €6.5 million and €3.4 million.
What facilities does the tourist complex in Turda include?
It features an 18-room hotel, a hunting-themed restaurant, an oak-built Peasant House, Dracula’s Castle, and a Japanese garden.
Who are the owners of the Printul Vanator complex?
The hotel is owned by Adrian and Csilla Sarmasan, who have put the property up for sale for the third time.