Skip to main content

Maisonette for sale in Sofia

This is a new, south-facing maisonette apartment for sale, located in Vitosha quarter of Sofia City.

The property is situated in a brick residential building finished in 2009. It has total living area of 134 sq m, on two levels and with its own 78 sq m south private yard. The ground floor comprises of an entrance hall, spacious and bright living room with dining area, laundry room for the washing machine and dryer with toilet. There is also a staircase to the second floor and exit to the southern yard. On the second level there are two bedrooms with southern terrace, corridor with the possibility for a built-in wardrobe, staircase and a large bathroom with WC.

In additional you can purchase an underground parking. The building has a luxurious common areas, security and landscaping. The apartment is 30 meters from the French College, 'Vertu' and 'Mount View'. The building is accessed by a new asphalt road.



ID: 9403
Property Status:  Sold
District:  Sofia
Price Euro:  €114,400
Price GBP:  £97,240
Price USD:  $116,688
Category:  Apartments
Area :  2 Floors
Extras:  Electricity, Water
Location:  In the capital Sofia
Published:  Thursday, December 18, 2014
 

Contact us in regards to this property

 
 

 
 

SIMILAR PROPERTIES

 
 

Bulgarian Property News

Varna Guarantees The Protection Of Green Areas With New Legislation 29/06/2009
Varna has passed a new bill which will protect the environment around the urban area as the city undergoes continuous expansion. The strategic plan envisages the conservation of nature "for decades ahead", and it was formulated by a municipal team headed by professor Ivan Nikiforov, a government... more
 
Natura 2000 Protests In Bulgaria Result From Lack Of Information 13/03/2008
The execution of Natura 2000 project in Bulgaria will fail if officials and people do not reach agreement, head of the ecological network for Bulgaria and representative of Green Balkans Simeon Marin said. Residents of southwestern Bulgarian towns have long been protesting against the... more