The Vasile Gănescu Mansion (Vila Vasile Gănescu) is a historic monument next to the Kiseleff Palace on Pavel D. Kiseleff Road in Bucharest.
The house was built in 1901 following the plans of the architect Ion D. Berindey. The house has a Swiss style which is distinguished by its elegant carved wood turret.
Between 1918 and 1928, the famous Chateaubriand restaurant was located in the house. In 1948, the house was nationalized and until 2018 it was used by a social services institution to shelter around 30 young people with a variety of problems.
