Buying Property in Romania?
Great info about finding Romanian property!

A popular area to buy Romanian property is on the Black Sea, often called the ‘Romanian Riviera’, this provides 82km of coastline with a string of seaside resorts accounting for 41% of Romania’s hotel business, here you could pick up a Swiss-style chalet for under £30,000.  If it’s a villa near the beach you are after then a three-bed accommodation in Eforie Nord would go for around £30,000.

Bucharest offers very little in the way of historical landmarks due to it being destroyed when Nicolae Ceauşescu was in power, however, what it does provide is an eclectic mix of eastern and western influences.  It is also recommended that the best way to really enjoy Bucharest is on foot, enabling you to find many hidden treasures.

Approximately 270km from Bucharest you will find the town of Constanta which has a relaxed atmosphere, a very pleasant old town which boasts many bars and restaurants.  For around £35,000 you can buy a four-bedroom town-house with large garden whilst a typical two bed new-build apartment with sea views would go for somewhere in the region of £25,000.

Buying Property in Romania

Providing excellent value for money but being somewhat off the beaten track you could pick up a house in rural Agigea for somewhere in the region of £5,000, and it has been known for rural farms with land to sell for around the £10,000 mark.

In summary if you are looking for value for money and a unspoilt environment then head for the rural villages, the Black Sea coastline provides some attractive property investment opportunities, alternatively if it’s the hum-drum of city life you are after then lively Bucharest would certainly provide that..