Tunari, north of Bucharest, has become one of the most sought-after areas for families who want a house with a garden — close to the city but away from the crowds. Here is what to expect.
Tunari is a commune in Ilfov county, immediately north of Bucharest, just beyond the Pipera–Băneasa area. It is part of the capital’s premium residential corridor, alongside Otopeni, Corbeanca and Balotești — areas chosen by families who prefer an individual home over an apartment.
Tunari’s advantage is balance: you are minutes from the business hubs and the airport, yet on quiet streets, with green spaces and cleaner air than inside the city.
From Tunari you quickly reach the key points of northern Bucharest — from the airport and the Pipera office area to malls and leisure destinations:
For families, northern Bucharest has the largest concentration of international schools in Romania. From Tunari you have Mark Twain, Verita, Olga Gudynn, Cambridge School of Bucharest, British School of Bucharest and the American International School (AISB) nearby — most within 6–12 minutes. In short, you can choose the school without moving to follow it.
The weekend stays close: Therme Bucharest for relaxation, Edenland Park for children, Băneasa Shopping City and DN1 Value Centre for shopping — all about 15 minutes away. And for longer trips, Henri Coandă Airport is a quarter of an hour away.
The individual house with a garden, the smaller community and the quiet are the main reasons. Instead of a block of flats in the city, you get space, privacy and a safe place where children can play outside. Tunari offers this lifestyle at a reasonable distance from everything you need day to day.
VIVO Residence 1 is a neighborhood of 73 individual homes in a gated community, right in Tunari. Two house models, premium finishes and turnkey delivery, with 24/7 controlled access — exactly the lifestyle families look for in northern Bucharest.
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