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| Area: 59 sq.m. | 27360 |
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| Bedrooms: 1 |  |
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Big garden
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EXCEPTIONAL OFFER!
Hurry up and buy an apartment in the new luxurious residential complex in the fascinating capital Sofia!
Blue as the sky with its ever changing moods… Violet as romantic spring rain… Red as blood that gives life… Orange as the sunrise that brings new hope… Yellow as the sunflowers haunting our dreams… Green as that brings ambitions down to earth… Grey as the stone that lay the foundations… Pink as a happy child’s smile… The “Rainbow” residential complex is a new micro-neighbourhood at the pulsing heart of the capital Sofia and at the same time is the dream site for everyone who wants a colourful and peaceful life. It offers luxurious apartments, garages and shops for sale. The complex enjoys excellent location – between two of the most progressively developing residential areas with convenient access to all their facilities and infrastructure. The buildings are located within the new neighbourhood, set in a quiet and peaceful ambience and offering breath-taking view of the majestic Mount Vitosha. The complex faces east and baths in light and sun all day long. The “Rainbow” residential complex is perfectly connected with the city centre and the Trakya motorway through one of the major boulevards in the capital. Another boulevard will take you to the airport in several minutes. What is more, the main streets near the new development lead to the ring-road and to the Vitosha Mountain. The complex is situated in immediate proximity to trolley and bus stops as well as to schools, kindergartens, a hospital, several super markets, one of the largest market places in Sofia and to many official buildings. This brand new development consists of eleven buildings as the first eight are in progress. The buildings are designed according to the highest standards, with a modern look and functional layout. The colour range is from blue through violet, red, orange, green and yellow to grey and green, inspired by the rainbow – a symbol of new hope and colourful life. The layout of the apartments varies by type and function, with possibilities for customized changes. The “Rainbow” residential complex impresses not only with its modern design and innovatory look but with the variety of amenities offered to the future owners of an apartment here. The complex has its own courtyard, richly landscaped with lush greenery, with a children’s playground, guaranteeing calmness to the parents and days of joy to the children. There is also a barbecue, booths, garden with benches, own church, gym, hair and beauty parlour, caf?, Internet club and pharmacist’s. The complex is with restricted access and round-the-clock security guard of the premises is provided as well. Each property has an underground garage or parking lot. Property management is available as well. The “Rainbow” residential complex is the most suitable place for you to obtain an apartment in Sofia as it gives you tranquility and security in the heart of the capital. Sofia is one of the oldest cities in Europe, the earliest settlement dating back to around six thousand years ago. The city lies in the Sofia basin on an area of 1, 311 sq.km, approximately 550 metres above sea level and has a population of over 1, 5 million people. Sofia’s extreme proximity to Mount Vitosha and extraordinary wealth of hydromineral resources (fifteen mineral springs) as well as one of the largest dams in Bulgaria – The Iskar – combined with favourable natural and climatic conditions, provide a unique natural setting. Sofia originated as a Thracian town founded around the thermal springs on the site of a Neolithic settlement in the 8th century BC, and later called Serdika by its roman conquerors. In 809 the town was incorporated into Bulgaria under the name Sredets. Over the next centuries it became a cultural, artisan and commercial centre. At the time of Bulgaria’s Liberation (1878), the town had a population of 21, 500 people. The Constituent National Assembly in 1879 chose Sofia as capital of the Principality of Bulgaria. After the Liberation, Sofia changed beyond recognition, growing into a modern European city. In the years until the Second World War, some of the greatest masterpieces of Bulgarian architecture were built here. In a comparatively short period of time, the city acquired a completely new look, with an abundance of beautiful designed and skillfully executed public buildings and private houses. A new city was born – the capital not only of the Bulgarian government but also of the Bulgarian spirit. Today Sofia is experiencing an enviable renewal, a boom in construction and development, determined to become one of the most charming capitals in United Europe. Sofia is the centre of the country’s social, political, economic and international life. It is Bulgaria’s communication centre, as well as a hub of peace, security and prosperity on the Balkans. Sofia has well-built infrastructure adjusted to the local climate and landscape. The city’s transport system is well developed and it is an important part of the national transport system. Bulgaria’s largest airport and flight control centre are located here. Sofia’s huge potential – an opportune location from an international and national viewpoint, adequate communications and convenient access by air, skilled work force, industrial and education facilities – is a prerequisite for an intensive investment activity and rapid growth. Spacious and green, Sofia welcomes visitors with its unforgettable sights – the early Christian Church of St. Sophia and St. George’s Rotunda, the majestic St. Alexander Nevsky Memorial cathedral, the sunny Tsar Osvoboditel Boulevard, the City Garden, the Palace, the buildings of Parliament, the University of Sofia, the National Library, the Bulgarian National Bank and many others. Sofia’s vibrant cultural scene has a lot to offer – theatre and opera productions, exhibitions of classical and contemporary Bulgarian artists and plenty of other cultural forums and events. The capital provides great opportunities for leisure and recreation both at its many state-of-the-art fitness centres and in the Mount Vitosha Nature Park. The extreme proximity and beauty of the mountain attract local residents and visitors, offering a rich choice and excellent conditions and facilities for summer and winter sports. Now we offer you the great opportunity to become an owner of a cosy and luxurious home in this excellent development. You will be able to enjoy the amenities of the big city and at the same time you will live in a serene and peaceful atmosphere. What is more you can easily rent out the apartment which may bring you considerable future profit. It is a very advantageous offer! Do not hesitate to contact us now!
The city of Sofia where the most demanded property in Bulgaria are is situated in the western part of Bulgaria, in the centre of the Balkan peninsula, at reasonable distances from the capitals of the other Balkan states and owning a property in Bulgaria there is becoming a true privilege. It has a paramount importance for the transport and communication relations on the Balkans. In Sofia converge the two main highways of the country - “Hemus” and “Thrace”, which facilitates the the transport and economic relationships with the Upper Thracian valley, north-western, north and central parts of Bulgaria and buying a property in Bulgaria in the capital exactly is the wisest investment. The city quarters are built-up along the terraces of the Vladayska, Perlovska and Suhodolska rivers – all of them tributaries of the Iskar river w...
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