Complex Casa Brata
Complex Casa Brata

Complex Casa Brata

Zsögödi utca 630, Praid 537240, Romania

About

Casa Brata is located in Praid, a few km from the Bogdan and Bucin ski slopes, 3 km from Salina Praid and 4 km from the largest Wellness center in the area.
Casa Brata complex consists of four buildings as follows:
- two houses with 3 bedrooms each with their own bathroom and a living room, with a maximum capacity of 16 people,
– a house with 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and a living room with kitchen, fully equipped, with a maximum capacity of 10 people,
– a dining room with a fully equipped kitchen with a capacity of 28 seats, with a fireplace. The bedrooms are equipped with TV, refrigerator and internet access.
The location has its own parking, a playground for children, two places arranged for a barbecue, a sauna and a barbecue.

Stars

3 stars

Conditions

Kitchen Wooden hot tub Sauna

City

Praid

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History of the castle: In 1466 we first hear about the landowner noble Geréb family, who owned the main estate in Fiatfalva, and whose manor house had stood here since the 15th century, on the site of the castle that still stands there today. There are no written records left about this building; it is assumed that in 1588, György Geréb arranged for the renovation of the manor house or the construction of another farm building. In 1625, András Geréb, the captain of the guards of Gábor Bethlen, rebuilt the collapsed manor house in stone, in the form of a castle. In 1628, after the death of András Geréb, leaving no heir, the estates were transferred to the treasury, which were donated by Prince Gabriel Bethlen to Moses Székely the Younger, who was the king's justice in Udvarhelyszék and his fiancée, Judit Lónai. In 1635, George I Rákóczi granted the entire castle of Fiatfalva, along with the associated estates to Matthias Huszár de Brenhida, his steward the chief judge of Marosszék. The castle was in the possession of Moise Székely, but because of his infidelity it passed to the prince. Matthias Huszár died in 1652, and among his two daughters, Borbála Huszár, or after her first husband, Györgyné Torma, inherited the castle of Fiatfalva. Borbála Huszár and her second husband, János Nemes de Hídvég, held their wedding in the Fiatfalva castle in February 1676. Read more... Castle visit: Individual and group castle tours are also possible: ugroncastle.ro. Castle Rental: Thanks to the reconstruction completed between 2021 and 2024, the castle shines in its new yet timeless splendor. One wing houses the event halls, while the gate wing has 12 hotel rooms, each with its own bathroom and a view of the garden. The entire castle is available for rent. We recommend it for 2-3 day gatherings with friends or family, corporate team-building events, or multi-day weddings and receptions. Request a quote here!
Filiaș/Fiatfalva 535401, Romania
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