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This is a very functional and well arranged one-bedroom apartment for sale, located in the city of Sofia.
The apartment has total living area of 60 sq m. It benefits with large terrace with beautiful Vitosha views. The living area is distributed between a living room with kitchen box, corridor, one bedroom and a bathroom with WC.
The finishing is turnkey – there are two entrance doors, air conditioners, gas heating, terracotta flooring everywhere, boiler, equipped kitchen.
The area is highly communicative with all necessary amenities. Nearby there is a large hypermarket. The building is small and cozy with one entrance, 7 floors with three apartments per floor.
ID: 9457
Property Status: Sold
District: Sofia
Area : 7th Floor
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: In the capital Sofia
Published: Saturday, September 12, 2015
Property Status: Sold
District: Sofia
Price Euro:
€55,000
Price GBP: £47,817
Price USD: $61,391
Category:
Apartments Price GBP: £47,817
Price USD: $61,391
Area : 7th Floor
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: In the capital Sofia
Published: Saturday, September 12, 2015
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