A versatile property is being sold, located in a quiet residential area, just 10 km from Pitesti and 100 km from Bucharest. The property sits on over 2,000 sqm of land and comprises two independent building structures, offering multiple usage possibilities: vacation home, residence for two families, company headquarters, etc. The main house, built in 2016 in private construction, has a total useful area of 234 sqm, supplemented by a covered terrace running the full length of the house and a balcony. The space is well-organized and very bright. The ground floor functions as a living area, with an open space extending to the terrace featuring a kitchen, dining area and living room, completed by a spacious bathroom and a bedroom used as an office. Also on the ground floor is the technical room. The first floor (slightly mansarded) houses three separated, exceptionally spacious bedrooms, situated along a wide hallway, with the height and atmosphere reminiscent of the charm of interwar houses. The second building is a house with ground floor and attic built from fired brick and faced with natural stone from 1983, arranged in a wagon-style layout with two spacious and bright rooms. Access to the attic is via a mobile staircase. Both houses are covered with premium quality ceramic tiles and their construction used hand-made brick. The main house heating is provided by a pellet thermal boiler, which the new owner can replace with a gas boiler, as gas piping is available at the gate. In the living room there is also a wood-burning fireplace with manually painted terracotta tiles. The courtyard pleasantly complements the property, offering green space and a free area in front of the house where there is a pergola with grapevine and a fountain – the ideal place for relaxation, outdoor dining or barbecue. Behind the house there is an orchard with fruit trees and walnut trees. Two cars can be parked in the courtyard. The property has functioned over time as a vacation home; the 2016 house construction is solid and well-documented, with all documents from the construction period available. The 1893 historic house belonged to the first priest of Golesti and is documented, with a solid oak beam bearing the name of the first parish priest of Golesti. The ceiling of the 1893 house is made from entire oak beams. Due to its positioning in the immediate vicinity of the current parish house and the Golesti Museum, in a green and quiet residential area with peaceful neighbors, yet with quick access to the national road towards Pitesti or Bucharest, this property represents an excellent opportunity both for living and for investment.