Buzescu Manor, Strejeștii de Jos
Conacul Buzescu
sat Strejeștii de Jos; comuna Strejești, Olt · 59
Summary
A two-storey L-shaped brick manor in Strejeștii de Jos (Strejești commune, Olt County), listed as a historic monument (category B). According to the National Archaeological Repertory it was built in 1733 by Constantin I Buzescu.
Legal status
Confiscated under the communist regime; listed historic monument ↗
History
According to the National Archaeological Repertory, Constantin I Buzescu built the manor in 1733, around the time he founded the nearby Holy Trinity church. The same record names Constantin III Buzescu as owner of the estate in 1840, then Mihalache Darvari through marriage, Iorgu Rădulescu in the late 19th century, and Constantin Dăbuleanu from 1907, followed by Octavian Dăbuleanu. The manor was confiscated under the communist regime and became the headquarters of the agricultural cooperative of Strejeștii de Jos. The repertory lists it as state property. It stands in the courtyard of the local council.
Transactions & prices
| Date | Type | Amount | |
|---|---|---|---|
| communist period | Nationalisation | — | Confiscated and used as the headquarters of the agricultural cooperative of Strejeștii de Jos ↗ |
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