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Black Forest Road, District 1, Bucharest
Ever since you turn left next to the Zoo, an alley opens up in front of you, meandering slightly through Băneasa Forest. You walk through the green trees, inhale the fresh air, and head to the end of the alley. You have the feeling that you are no longer in Bucharest and that you've gotten lost in the middle of the forest. However, at some point, after only a few minutes, a city different from anything else in Bucharest suddenly appears, a unique combination of modern minimalist architecture, exceptional lifestyle, and a spectacular natural landscape – a city embraced by the forest.
You have reached your destination: HOME, in Greenfield! The view is unique! It seems the fast pace of life slows down, and the atmosphere urges peace.
Road Access
The privileged location of Greenfield Residence, in the North area, allows quick access to any point of interest, whether it's the city's business district, the most exclusive shopping area, or top schools and kindergartens.
Access to Greenfield is via two roads: Aleea Teișani, with an entrance from DN1 Bucharest – Ploiești, or Vadul Moldovei Street, which connects the residential complex to the Bucharest Zoo (road closed to car traffic by Romsilva on January 7, 2023). See the road history here.Additional access roads are about to be added as the neighborhood develops. Today, they are in the final phase of approving the PUZ documentation.
For those who love weekend getaways, Greenfield's location is ideal. Without crossing the entire city, you can immediately reach any of the three highways thanks to direct access to the Ring Road.
Additionally, Henri Coanda Airport is 10 minutes away, so at Greenfield, you're one hour closer to anywhere in the world.
Transportation
In the neighborhood, there is a modern STB terminal that provides residents with access to Bucharest's public passenger transport. Line 203 connects GREENFIELD to Piata Victoriei metro station.
In the near future, according to public information on the Metrorex website, Metro Line 6 will connect the existing network with Otopeni Airport. Metro stations will be located near the GREENFIELD Băneasa residential complex, in front of the Băneasa Shopping City shopping center, the US Embassy, the French High School, and the Otopeni bridge, respectively.
The work has already begun. The estimated date for the metro line to be operational is the end of 2027. This new line will bring significant benefits to our community, facilitating quick access to important areas of the city.
