4 Bedroom Apartment | 16 Biserica Enei Street, 9th floor, Sector 1, Bucharest

Charming 4-bedroom apartment located near Universitate, offering a comfortable and practical layout with a cozy dining area, modern kitchen, and a generous private terrace. Fully furnished and move-in ready, it suits students or professionals looking for a central, well-connected space—just minutes from metro and bus access.

Prime Location

Live just steps from:

• Universitate & Piața Romană – key business hubs, shopping, and dining areas.
• Close to Victoriei Avenue – premium shopping, cultural landmarks, and vibrant city life.
• Public institutions: easy access to government offices and major administrative centers.

Local Amenities

• Shops & supermarkets: shops nearby.
• Schools & universities: Ion Μincu University of Architecture & Urbanism, University of Bucharest all within short distance.
• Healthcare: Colțea Hospital, and major private providers: Regina Maria, Medicover, and Sanador clinics
• Leisure & dining: a wide range of restaurants and cafés.

Public Transport

• Trolleybus: 61, 66, 69, 70, 85, 90
• Bus: 100, 122, 137, 205, 381, (3 min walk)
• Night buses: N113, N116, N117, N119, N121
  • Metro:
• Universitate (M2): 4 min walk (290 m)

Quick and easy access to every major part of the city.

Features & Benefits

• Spacious living (~95 sqm): large rooms with a versatile layout, ideal for comfortable living, hosting guests, or even setting up a home office.
• Modern style: recently renovated apartment in a well-maintained building.
• Move-in ready: fully furnished, air-conditioned, and equipped for immediate use.
• Convenient lifestyle: close to parks, cafés, shopping, and public transport hubs.
• Excellent connectivity: direct access to metro, bus, and trolleybus lines for seamless city travel.

Neighborhood Highlights

Strada Biserica Enei is nestled in a lively central pocket of Sector 1, just a few minutes’ walk from Universitate —area known for their mix of historic elegance and modern vibrancy. The neighborhood features quiet residential streets, interwar architecture from the 1930s, and proximity to cultural landmarks.