Apartments in Sofia, Students' town € 52.500 - € 161.942

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Apartments in Sofia, Students' town 6 photos
Price: € 52.500 - € 161.942
$ 66.585 or £ 43.458
Price per sq.m.: € 1.193 - € 1.101

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Type: Off-Plan
Bedrooms: Studio - 2
Bathrooms: 1 - 2
Total Area: 44 - 147 m2
Garden area: 0 m2
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27 Liditse Str., ap.2 Geo Milev quarter, Sofia
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Agent's Description

We present you a new residential complex John Lennon. It consists of three eight-storey buildings with shops, offices, apartments and studios. There are a lot of things which make a unit valuable, but most of all it is its location. The complex is situated in the heart of "Students' town" quarter facing the large green area in front of Hristo Botev Hall. The inhabitants of the building will never live in an overpopulated region and will never look in the neighbour buildings. Far from the main trafic, but at the same time only three minutes away from buses 94 and 280 stations and eight minutes away from The University of National and World Economy.

Property Information

Ref. No.: SF-JOHN
Category: City properties
Year built: 2009
Units in building:
Units sold:
Location: Sofia
Country: Bulgaria
The offer was published on: 03 Nov, 2008
The offer has been viewed: 3750 times
Enquiries received: 2

Floor Covering

  • Paste cement

Exterior Features

  • Cement/Concrete
  • Brick

Interior Features

  • MDF doors

Unit Features

  • Central Heating
  • Cable / Satelite TV
  • Phone line
  • Internet
  • PVC double-glassing joinery

Facilities

  • Elevator

Payment Information

  • 1,000 Euro deposit for securing the deal for 2 weeks;
  • 30% of the price in 2 weeks term after the booking deposit and after signing the preliminary contract;
  • 20% at a stage of elevation 0;
  • 50% at a stage of elevation rough construction. Individual payment plans are possible!

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“St. Alexander Nevski” cathedral

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Boyana Chirch

Boyana Chirch

Located on the outskirts of Sofia, Boyana Church consists of three buildings. The eastern church was built in the 10th century, then enlarged at the beginning of the 13th century by Sebastocrator Kaloyan, who ordered a second two?storey building to be erected next to it. The frescoes in this second church, painted in 1259, make it one of the most important collections of medieval paintings. The ensemble is completed by a third church, built at the beginning of the 19th century. This site is one of the most complete and perfectly preserved monuments of east European medieval art

The Ivan Vazov National Theatre

The Ivan Vazov National Theatre

The Ivan Vazov National Theatre is the capital’s other emblem. The theatre was founded in 1904, and its building was completed in 1907. Designed in the style of German classicism, it contains many elements of the then fashionable Secession style. The interior was twice renewed, once after the fire in the theatre in 1923, and once during the 1970-1976 period. The hall is flanked by two balconies and there are 850 seats. Two chamber stages are in operation; the one with 150 seats and the other with 100. The theatre employs some of the country’s best actors and stage directors, many of whom enjoy popularity all over Europe.

The edifice of the National Assembly

The edifice of the National Assembly

The edifice of the National Assembly (built in 1884) is the third rightful candidate for the city’s emblem. A motto inscribed on its main facade reads “Union makes Strength” – a key element of the coat of arms of the Republic of Bulgaria. Opposite its building is the monument to the King Liberator of Bulgaria (inaugurated in 1905) - the Russian Tsar Aleksander II.

The Russian church St. Nikola

The Russian church St. Nikola

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Vitosha Mountain

Vitosha Mountain

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