Hagianoff Manor (Manasia Manor)
Conacul Hagianoff (Conacul Manasia)
sat Manasia; comuna Manasia, Ialomița · Str. 3, nr. 160
Part of the tourist circuit; visits require reservation
Summary
A late 19th-century manor at Manasia (Ialomița) built for Ion Hagianoff, a Bulgarian politician in exile, with a wine cellar and park. Restored in 2008-2013 by a private owner for about 2 million EUR, it now operates as an events and dining venue.
History
The land was bought in 1839 by Efrem Obrenovici and later passed to Ion Hagianoff, a former Bulgarian foreign minister exiled in Romania. He had the manor built; the LMI dates it to 1899, while one press article gives 1879. The manor was a leisure venue for Bucharest's elite. After the communist takeover it became a state farm (IAS) until 1990 and was then left to decay. In 2006 it was bought by a private buyer, who restored it from 2008 to 2013 at a cost of about 2 million EUR. It is a class A monument and hosts events and meals, with visits by reservation.
Transactions & prices
Listed components
- Conac — 1899 (IL-II-m-A-14146.01)
- Cramă — 1899 (IL-II-m-A-14146.02)
- Parc — 1899 (IL-II-m-A-14146.03)
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