The complex is located 17 km north from Varna, in the heart of Golden Sands by the biggest water park of the region. The location is unique because of its natural combinations - green mountain slopes and beautiful golden beaches that have given the holiday resort its name. All these natural conditions enable to practice swimming, surfing, water skiing and many other amusements. Restaurants offer Bulgarian national food, European cuisine and internationally known Bulgarian wines.

project

The complex consists of two connected blocks. Both blocks have a separate entrance and 4 lifts from which two lifts goes down to the parking spaces situated under the house. Apartment building has been designed partially as a five-storey building and partially as a six-storey building with a total of 137 different size apartments. There are 50 parking spaces in the car park under the house. The majority of apartments have large window surfaces, balconies and views on the sea and sandy beach. The apartments are sold with full inner decoration, kitchen furniture (with technique).

Disposition : Entrance hall, living room with dining room,  bedroom, bathroom together with WC,  balkony.

Construction

This is a monolithic building without a load-bearing beam; the external walls are 25 cm thick made of ceramic brick, plus 5 cm insulation. The partitions are KNAUF partitions (Austria) with 8 cm cotton insulation; the PVC aluminium windows have a thermal bridge. Fire alarm - 24 hours. All apartments have air-conditioners, are prepared for telephone, Internet and TV connections, have timber doors with melamine doorknobs, fitted carpets on floors, kitchen corners and balconies.

Payment plan

20% of the apartment ownership price will be paid upon entry into a reservation contract. (Reservation contract will be entered into within 7 days after the receipt of application or oral reservation.)
80% will be paid upon entry into a notarial real right contract in Bulgaria

The apartment is for sale with no commission !

The agency charges EUR 480 for attendance at the transaction !

Advantages

• Great location
• Two minutes to the beach
• Swimming pool
• First-class finishing
• Granted permission to move in / Act 16/

Construction type: Brick

Year of construction: 2007 Year

Stage of construction: permission to move in granted

Completion date: 12.2007

Heating: Air conditioner

Number of bathrooms: 1

Balconies: 1

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Joinery: PVC

• Permission for use granted
• New development
• Mortgage

Agent's valuation of the offer Excellent!

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Updated 01.09.2006