What will happen to the villa in the Spring district where Ion Iliescu lived. Who is the heir and the amount with which it could be sold
In addition to the echoes of Ion Iliescu's disappearance, many have wondered who will return the impressive wealth that he left behind, especially the sumptuous villa on Moliere Street, one of the most valuable properties in Bucharest.
Villa in Photo Spring District: Mediafax
The Iliescu spouses bought the villa in the Spring district in 1996 with about $ 7,000. An investment that, over time, has turned into a real real estate treasure. If the entire property were sold today, which the real estate experts consulted by Medifax evaluated at about 3 million euros, their profit would thus amount to an incredible 430%!
The specialists emphasize that a similar house, located in the same area, has recently traded for 750,000 euros, and Ion Iliescu's villa has a triple area.
The villa where Nina Iliescu remained to live is composed, in fact, from three apartments, one on the ground floor and two on the first floor, all surrounded by a generous yard.
Răzvan, the spp-ist who was like a son, the unique heir to the villa
Although Ion Iliescu did not have children, in the last years of his life (especially in 2020) he was surrounded by a small circle of close friends, including two SPP officers who were with loyalty, Răzvan and Traian. Of these, Răzvan was distinguished as a constant and reliable presence, supporting the former president and his wife, Nina Iliescu, whom he will take care of until the end of the days, as committed.
Currently, the villa is divided as follows: Nina lives in the apartment on the ground floor, and the floor, where the other two apartments are found, is occupied by Răzvan. After the passing of Nina, the whole property will go into his possession, which was considered by the Iliescu family “like a son. “
