The Amber Forest development will consist of 500 energy-efficient villas and 200 green apartments developed on 31 hectares of land, of which just 15% built area.
“Amber Forest will have an opening of approximately one kilometer to the Baneasa forest and has a unique master-plan: with 85% of land free of constructions, it will be dominated by green spaces and low-rise buildings,” company officials said.
The community will have full infrastructure, complete with school kindergarten and after-school, with over 5.3 hectares for parks and green areas, sports fields and gymnasiums, running tracks and bicycle paths, spa, fitness, supermarket, farmers’ market, bakery, restaurants, cafes, pharmacy, medical clinic, co-working spaces with conference room, and direct access to the Baneasa forest, the largest forest near Bucharest.
Alenosor was established in 2003 by four Greek partners who carry out investments in real estate, retail and telecom. On the real estate segment, they had also developed other apartment or home projects, such as Clover Residence, Magnolia Residence, Ivy Office Residence, Almond Tree Residence, Amber Gardens.