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This is yet another offer for an apartment for sale, located in the biggest seaside city in Bulgaria – Varna.
The property is situated in a well developed area, with all necessary communications and amenities. It has great location, near the hospital St Mrina, close to a bus stop and parking which is very important in Varna.
The apartment has total living area of 59 sq m and consists of an entrance hall, large living room, two bedrooms, bathroom with toilet and terrace. It is east oriented. The finishing is according the Bulgarian standards – on plastering and putty.
The building is newly built, completed in 2015 and will receive Act 16 in a couple of months. The construction is brick, with only modern materials, according to the highest standards.
ID: 9486
Property Status: Sold
District: Varna
Area : 1 Floor
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: Near the sea, In town
Published: Friday, January 30, 2015
Property Status: Sold
District: Varna
Price Euro:
€57,200
Price GBP: £49,730
Price USD: $63,847
Category:
Apartments Price GBP: £49,730
Price USD: $63,847
Area : 1 Floor
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: Near the sea, In town
Published: Friday, January 30, 2015
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