Apartments in Chepelare - ID 2607

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District: Smolyan
Price Euro: €86,493
Price GBP: £69,713
Price USD: $138,242
Category: Apartments.
Area: 6 Floors
Extras: Electricity, Water, Telephone, Cable TV, Air Conditioner.
Location: In Historic Place, In Ski Resort, In Spa Resort, In The Mountains, In vacation Place.
Published: Friday, June 8, 2007

Chepelare is located 230 km from the capital Sofia, 80 km from city of Plovdiv, 10 km from the resort of Pamporovo and only 10 km from the auto ban to Greece.

The climate is mild with distinct four seasons – spring, summer, autumn and winter. Chepelare is the sunniest town in Bulgaria with 270 sunny days during the year. The winter is mild, also, with average thickness of snow-cover 30-80 cm, during about 80-120 days per year. The spring is starting later than usual and the summer is breezy and fresh.

There are three ski-paths with lengths 3 000 m, 3 150 m and 5 250 meters. There is a biathlon track also with length of 5 000 meters. They are served by two-seat lifts with capacity of 700 tourists per hour.

This Hotel & Apartments Complex is located in Chepelare , in the heart of the Rodopi mountain.

6 floors 21 apartments

From 67 sq.m. to 140 sq.m.

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App. #	Floor	App. Type	App. View	Balcony	Area (m²)	Price (€)	Status
4b(15)	0	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	69.82 m²	€89,719	Available
1(11)	1	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	96.81 m²	€124,401	Available
2(12)	1	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	67.31 m²	€86,493	Available
3(13)	1	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	67.31 m²	€86,493	Available
4a(14)	1	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	68.68 m²	€88,254	Available
5(21)	2	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	96.81 m²	€124,401	Available
6(22)	2	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	72.06 m²	€92,597	Available
11(33)	3	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	73.86 m²	€94,910	Available
12(34)	3	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	138.46 m²	€177,921	Available
9(31)	3	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	96.81 m²	€124,401	Available
13(41)	4	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	96.81 m²	€124,401	Available
15(43)	4	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	73.86 m²	€94,910	Available
17(51)	5	1 Bedroom	North	Yes	96.81 m²	€124,401	Available

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