The story begins Manor Apafi centuries ago when Prince Mihaly Apafi, governor of Transylvania, built in Malancrav, his wife, Clara, a mansion as a family residence. In the 18th century becomes the property of that family Apafi Bethlen family had no heirs. In the following years changed owner several times until it is sold in 1920 in the village church and the Lutheran community. Since 1947, the mansion was confiscated by the communists and used as a community center until December 1989.
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Renovation work began in the summer of 2002 under the direction of architect Jan Hülsemann and craftsmen Fritz and Ernst Linzing Klusch.
The interior was redone from scratch. Outdoor worked two years, the brick folosidu worked by the same methods used by Hungarians in the eighteenth century.
The old fountain garden was discovered almost intact.
In the kitchen, with the latest technology, and we find old Transylvanian bottom drawers. The table was decorated as for a large family and dominates the entire space. Mileurile the chairs were handmade wool.
The floor was made of brick, handmade workshops Malancrav village. Doors and window frames, and library bodies were made by a craftsman in the area.
Apafi of Malancrav mansion is recently restored and offers accommodation, 4 double rooms and one single room, each with a private bathroom, a beautifully decorated living room, a large library, in five languages, kitchen, two terraces and formal gardens.
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