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Offered for sale is a spacious, two bedroom apartment with area 130 sq m, located in Reduta quarter of Sofia city.
The apartment has very functional and good distribution of the premises. It is facing southeast, located in a quiet courtyard, only 30 meters from Geo Milev Park, overlooking the park and Vitosha Mountain!
The property is on the first floor above garages in a new building finished in 2008. It consists of a large living room, a separate kitchen (extremely rare!) with south-east balcony, another spacious south east terrace, one bedroom with south terrace, and one more room facing south. The apartment has a luxury bathroom and another separate toilet.
The finishing includes expensive tiles, granite, plaster, paint, etc.
ID: 9344
Property Status: Sold
District: Sofia
Area : 1 Floor
Bedrooms: 2 Bedroom
Living area: 130m 2
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: In the capital Sofia
Published: Thursday, January 16, 2020
Property Status: Sold
District: Sofia
Price Euro:
€118,800
Price GBP: £103,594
Price USD: $132,605
Category:
Apartments Price GBP: £103,594
Price USD: $132,605
Area : 1 Floor
Bedrooms: 2 Bedroom
Living area: 130m 2
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: In the capital Sofia
Published: Thursday, January 16, 2020
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