The project belongs to Stejarul Educational Serv SRL, who invested 1 million euros for a 1,200 sqm building that can accommodate 16 students in individual rooms with private bathrooms for rents starting from EUR250 a month, plus additional costs for campus services. These include daily in-room cleaning, weekly laundry for sheets and towels, and daily breakfast and dinner.
Inside the campus, students have access to a library, dining rooms, seminar and tutoring halls, common social areas equipped with TV and computers, bicycle and car parking, as well as a chapel.
“Stejarul university campus is much more than a student dorm. It represents the possibility of living in a real academic environment that promotes personal training and development of each individual. We began the construction works in June 2016 and we have completed the construction without any issues this year, in September. For both rooms and common areas, we used state-of-the-art modern finishes which provide students with a complete and comfortable experience,” said Tomas Manjon, managing partner of Mantor.
The founders of Mantor Group own a portfolio of 16 premium and luxury construction projects, which sum more than 500,000 sqm in Spain and Romania. At the moment, Mantor is running four projects as a general contractor, with a total budget of EUR7 million + VAT: a building in the Cotroceni area, a building in Docentilor street, a building in the Amzei area (the former Mita Biciclista house) and a factory in Urlati, Ploiesti.
Mantor is a Spanish group founded by Tomás Manjón, Diego Stuyck and David Tortosa in 2015. On the Romanian market, the group has 4 divisions: Real Estate Development , (www.trastevere.ro), General Contractor (www.mantor.ro), Interior Design (www.cador.ro), Property & Facility Management (www.facilitec.ro).