Asmita Gardens

Description

Asmita Gardens is a residential complex in Bucharest, near the intersection between Calea Văcărești and Splaiul Unirii. This residential complex consists of seven towers with an area of ​​70,000 m2, with a total number of 765 apartments of which 60 apartments with 4 rooms, 296 with 3 rooms, 332 two-room apartments, 70 studio apartments, 7 penthouses- uri, 5900 m² of commercial spaces and 9000 m² of gardens, children's playgrounds and green spaces.

The complex consists of seven towers, five of which have 17 floors (64m), a tower of 21 floors (80m) and a tower with 25 floors (92.2). Each tower has on the top floor a penthouse of 200 m² and a terrace with the same area. 

The complex was executed in two stages. The first 3 towers built in phase I (T5, T6 and T7), were completed and put into use in April 2009, the other four (T1, T2, T3 and T4) located on the bank of Dâmbovița, were completed in phase II- a, in September 2009. At 92.2 m (302 ft), the 25-storey T3 tower is one of the tallest residential buildings in Bucharest. 

Asmita Gardens is located on the banks of the Dambovița River (Splaiul Unirii 168, sector 4) just 150 m from the Calea Văcărești intersection. You will discover that this residential complex offers you unlimited options, because you can be in the middle of events or far from everything, in the comfortable quiet of your home. 

Asmita Gardens is 10 minutes from the city center, a stone's throw from Union Square and Youth Park. You also have quick access to shopping malls such as Bucharest Mall (Vitan) or Sun Plaza (Berceni), so that your shopping becomes even more enjoyable. 

DISCOVER THE NOTION OF PRACTICE  | GAINING TIME FOR YOU 

• secure access 
• soundproofing
• over 800 parking spaces
• children's playgrounds
• access to 2 metro stations
• supermarket
• landscaped green spaces
• Fitness Room / Gym, SPA, Indoor Swimming Pool

Discover the Asmita Gardens residential complex, Unirii - Tineretului area

We know you like to be close to everything that matters in your city. Having an exceptional location, in the Asmita Gardens residential complex you are 10 minutes from the center of Bucharest and a stone's throw from Unirii Square and the Youth Park. Public transport such as Mihai Bravu metro station, tram line 34 or bus 313 are located right in the vicinity of the project. Thus, the office, the bank, the school for the little ones or the parents' house will always be at hand. 

The Asmita Gardens residential complex, which offers luxury studio apartments, with 2 rooms, 3 rooms or 4 rooms, is located on the banks of the Dambovita River, on Splaiul Unirii 168, in the immediate vicinity of the 'Delta' in the middle of Bucharest, at only 150 m from the intersection of Calea Vacaresti with Splaiul Unirii. 

You will discover that this location offers unlimited options, that you can be in the middle of events but at the same time away from the hustle and bustle of the capital, in the comfortable quiet of your home. 

Commercial spaces, Asmita Gardens residential complex 

The owners of Asmita Gardens are waiting for 6,000 sq m of commercial spaces specially designed for them, to make their life easier and to offer them everything they need, in their residential complex! 

Are you looking to rent commercial spaces in Bucharest? The residential complex Asmita Gardens, located in a central area of ​​Bucharest, Unirii - Tineretului, provides for rent or sale, spaces with surfaces ranging from 65-1000 sqm.

Asmita Gardens is a residential complex located in Bucharest. The complex has a total surface of 70,000 sqm and is formed by a total of seven towers:

• five of which have a height of 16 floors (64 m)
• one tower with a height of 20 floors (80 m)
• one tower with a height of 24 floors.
• At 92.2 m (302 ft), the 24 floor tower T3 is one of the tallest residential buildings in Bucharest.

The first three towers (5, 6 and 7) which have a city view were completed in April 2009, and the other four towers (1, 2, 3 and 4), 2x16fl, 1x20fl and 1x24fl, which have a river view were completed in September 2009