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27 March 2006
New budget Bulgarian service
Travellers looking for cheap flights to Eastern Europe are to get a boost
with the launch of two new services from London to Bulgaria.
Wizz Air will begin operating
flights from Luton Airport
to the Bulgarian capital Sofia four times weekly, as well as flights from
Luton to Bourgas three times a week, from May 1.
The new flights, which will cost as little as £42.46 including taxes
and fees, were announced at a press conference at the Radisson Hotel Sofia
last week, bulgaria-property.com reports.
Bulgaria is proving a popular choice amongst Britons looking for a second
home, and UK-based property companies have also moved quickly to develop
in the country.
James Knight, director of property firm Knight International, congratulated
Wizz Air’s decision saying the ‘UK and Bulgaria have grown ever
closer today’. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
Building season begins in Bulgaria's ski resorts
The reputation of Bulgaria as a premier country for ski holidays is continuing
to grow and investors are starting to take advantage of this by snapping
up properties.
According to the Sofia News Agency, there is currently a large selection
of plots for sale in Bansko
and Pamporovo –
two of the country's finest ski resorts.
Citing the Investor.bg website, the Sofia News Agency states that offers
are now pouring in as the new building season gets underway, with investors
keen to find themselves a bargain that will presumably gain a tremendous
amount in terms of value during the coming years.
It is an option that is increasingly appealing to investors who have become
frustrated by high prices in alternatives including Austria and France,
with property in Bulgaria
still remarkably cheap despite the quality of the ski slopes.
Nonetheless, it is claimed that the ever-popular Bansko
is seeing much higher prices than some of the other resorts, starting at
around €50 per square metre and rising to around €150.
Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
Eurobank Analysts Remain Positive towards
Bulgarian Eurobonds
Eurobank analysts issued an assessment report on Bulgaria's economic status
and future prospects stating that Bulgaria was one of the best performers
within EMBI+ components during the recent EM sell-off outperforming other
lower-rated constituents of the index, reinstating its defensive nature,
sound fiscal policy adding that the country has made significant progress
on reforms implementation in accordance with EU demands.
Specifically, on the reforms front, following the European Commission’s
annual progress report on Bulgaria last October, Parliament has passed a
number of laws, including a new Penal Procedure Code and legislation allowing
confiscation of criminal assets.
Up to this point, a greater portion of the 2005 Action Plan for EU-related
reforms has already been passed and the approval of the remaining legislation
is likely in due course.
Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
News Date: 20 March 2006
Developers Queue To Buy Land In Bulgaria.
About 30 developers and property hunters line up on an empty white sand
beach, straining to hear the English translation of a speech from Krasimir
Todorov. Todorov, the mayor of Avren, is trying to sell 300,000 sq metres
of municipally owned land south of the Black Sea port of Varna.
It includes a thick strip of forest and hot mineral springs suitable for
spa treatments, and it borders the Kamchia River that is part of a protected
environmental area.
“This is one of the prime properties along this coast,” he says,
gesturing towards the sea. “We offer an excellent return for investors
but also a great place for a holiday home.”
His sales pitch seems to be working. The Moscow government has already invested
in this area of Bulgaria’s coast, with plans to build two five-star
hotels on a promontory enclosing the south side of the beach. And more buyers
– institutions and individuals from Russia, the UK, Ireland, Spain
and France – are circling, eager to get in on Europe’s latest
emerging market property boom.
Not surprisingly, the latest trend is a move toward more upscale development
– high-end villas and bigger apartments that will serve as long-term
second homes rather than rental properties. It helps that the country’s
government has backed new legislation aimed at protecting the Black Sea
coast; high-rise buildings will be banned and new zoning regulations required
a certain amount of green space to be preserved amid new construction. As
Bulgaria comes closer to European Union accession, financing a property
purchase has become easier, and airlines are ramping up flights to Sofia
and Varna.
“We believe the market is moving from a mainly investor-driven one
to a more balanced investor/lifestyle profile,” says Mark Schubert
of Lemon Tree Villas, a company that twice a month brings 30 to 50 potential
homebuyers to the country. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
Bargains in Bulgaria
Not so long ago, the very idea of taking a holiday in Bulgaria would have
seemed far-fetched. Buying a home there would have certainly meant you received
strange looks in the street.
Yet the former Eastern Bloc country has gained popularity to such an extent
that tourist numbers have soared and it is now seen as not only a good place
to invest in property, but somewhere to live. Property is cheap, the climate
is good and the beaches and mountains offer a spectacular backdrop.
Visitors are often shocked to discover that Bulgaria, once a favoured holiday
haven of people from the Soviet Union, has 137 miles of Black Sea beaches
and more than 130 peaks over 2,000m (6,560 ft) high. The country is an excellent
destination for those who enjoy skiing and hillwalking.
If there is a time to invest, it is now. Bulgaria is due to join the European
Union in 2007 and the slow pace of economic development will undoubtedly
begin to quicken. Currently, it is one of Europe’s poorest states
- Gross Domestic Product per head of population is less than a third of
the EU’s average - but the Bulgarian economy is growing faster than
just about anywhere else.
Slow development has meant low prices for those savvy to the charms of Bulgaria.
A three-course meal for two with wine can cost as little as £6 or
£7 and a pint of beer can be drunk for around 50p. Read more here:
Bulgaria Property
News >>
So, What does the future hold for Bulgaria’s
real estate market?
The Bulgarian commercial property market has experienced dynamic development
in all sectors, with trends varying greatly in terms of growth cycle, performance,
investor interest, and geographic location. Modern quality supply has registered
robust growth, with most of the activity concentrated in the office and
retail sectors of the market. However, modern-standing investment stock
is still limited in supply, with the retail and industrial sectors of the
market offering the greatest investment potential.
Office market is most likely going to reach its stage of maturity in 2006,
as about 200 000 sq m of office space is in the pipeline, and another 100
000 sq m is at the project design phase. Yet, there are unexploited niches
with enormous market potential, where demand for the right product in the
right location is huge. Thus investment timing and location will continue
to be of major importance. With Bulgaria’s ranking at 15th position
among the top outsourcing destinations in A. T. Kearney’s index, the
country is expected to attract substantial level of investments in the services
sector, which will increase demand for quality office premises.
2005 and 2006 have appeared to be the long awaited turning point in the
retail property sector of the market. The first three malls that will provide
a combined modern retail space in excess of 100 000 sq m are awaiting completion,
and will put under pressure some of the prime high-street locations. These
are: Mall of Sofia that will offer 54 000 sq m of retail space; Sofia City
Centre Mall with about 31 000 sq m of retail space, and Sky City Mall with
16 000 sq m of retail space.
As 34 per cent of monetary household expenditure goes on foods and drinks,
the food retail sector is expected to continue to be the major sector, driving
retail growth. With hypermarkets/supermarkets facing constantly increasing
competition, the first discounters are to enter the Bulgarian market, probably
by the end of 2006. Some of the largest retail chains, operating in Bulgaria,
are: Metro Cash & Carry, REWE Holding (Billa - 18 stores till the end
of 2005 & Penny Market expected in 2006), Ramstore, VP Market, Praktiker,
Mr. Bricolage, Praktis, Technopolis, Technomarket, HIT and many others.
Some retailers that have shown interest in entering the Bulgarian market
in 2006 are: Lidl, Kaufland (already acquiring land in the largest cities)
and Mercator. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
News Date: 14 March 2006
EU Cash To Upgrade Bulgaria's Transport Infrastructure
Almost two billion euro is expected to come
to Bulgaria from EU funds
for the period 2007-13. The money will be used for repair works
of all first-class roads and railway lines between Sofia
and the Black Sea coast. The money will also be used for granting on concession
the Trakia, Maritsa, Struma and Cherno More highways as well as all Bulgarian
airports except the one in Sofia.
According to an action plan presented by Gagauzov, one billion euro is expected
to come from the EU Cohesion Fund. The fund aims at helping countries reach
EU standards. The money will be used for reparation works of nine roads
and the ring roads of Montana, Vratsa and Gabrovo
cities. With 1.5 billion euro for the fund, the Government expects to modernise
the railway lines between Sofia-Pernik-Radomir; Sofia-Dragoman; Mezdra-Gorna
Oriahovitsa and Parvomai-Svilengrad.
The construction of all highways will continue except for the Hemus highway,
connecting Sofia with the Black Sea city of Varna. According to officials
from the Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works, the last 118km
of the Trakia highway will cost 250 million euro. The Trakia highway connects
Sofia with the Black Sea city of Bourgas.
Part of the Trakia construction includes the construction of Sofia’s
south ring road.
For the 96km of the Cherno More highway between Varna
and Bourgas, the prognoses envisage 317 million euro. The most expensive
highway will be the Struma highway between Sofia and Kulata, Bulgaria’s
main border checkpoint with Greece. The 160km are expected to cost close
to 676 million euro.
Mutafchiev also presented his ideas for concessions on March 5 when his
ministry published a strategy for development of Bulgarian ports. Thirty-two
Bulgarian ports will be offered to investors within the framework of concession
schemes.
The four largest Bulgarian ports in Varna,
Bourgas, Rousse and
Lom (the latter two on the Danube) will be split into smaller units according
to a territorial principle. The smaller ports in Nessebar, Sozopol and Ahtopol
(on the Black Sea) and Tutrakan and Silistra (on the Danube), will be offered
on concession. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
Promoting Bulgaria
There are many ways - some traditional, some alternative - to promote Bulgaria
as a tourist destination, with various original undertakings being demonstrated
since the beginning of the month.
The first to embark on a different approach was the national flag carrier
Bulgaria Air, which on March
1 launched a series of initiatives to present Bulgaria to the world.
The company management and Transport Minister Petar Mutafchiev announced
the start of a project entitled The Spirit of Bulgaria on Board Bulgaria
Air.
On March 1, the Bulgaria Air planes were decorated with “martenitsi”
- red and white tassels believed to bring health and good luck - that Bulgarians
traditionally exchange on the date. All passengers were acquainted with
the tradition and each given a martenitsa.
However, the project did not end with the red-and-white decorations. Throughout
the campaign, there will be a series of one-month events focusing on various
aspects of the Bulgarian identity - the national cultural and historical
heritage, the Bulgarian language, sports, nature, Bulgaria’s faces
and others.
The events will be implemented through changing the outside decoration of
the aircraft and organising special experiences on board the planes. This
way the message will get directly to 40 000 passengers a month, and hundreds
of thousands of foreigners, who will see the planes at airports all around
the world, will get it indirectly. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
IBAN Introduced in Bulgaria From June 5 2006
The
Bulgarian National Bank (BNB) launched on March 1 an awareness campaign
for the introduction of the IBAN standard.
The IBAN (International Bank Account Number)
format will become effective on June 5 2006, and after this
date all local payments and transfers from Bulgaria will be made from client
IBAN accounts, said Dimitar Kostov, deputy governor of BNB.
The new bank account numbers will have 22 symbols instead of the current
10 and will feature letters along with the figures.
On March 1, all Bulgarian banks started replacing the numbers of the more
than six million accounts used by companies and individuals to date.
This account number would guarantee the security, speed and quality of local
and international bank transfers, said Levon Hampartzoumian, executive director
of Bulbank and head of Bulgaria’s Association of Commercial Banks,
said.
IBAN is a client account number aligned with ISO 13616. The IBAN concept
was developed by the European Committee for Banking Standards and the International
Organisation for Standardisation. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
News Date: 10 March 2006
Focus on Bansko
Nestled between the Pirin, Rila and Rhodope mountain ranges, Bansko
is located at the foot of the Pirin National Park, listed in the World Register
of Natural Heritage. It is a climatic mountain resort with a short hot summer
and long mild winter. Snow falls are abundant, providing a constant winter
snow cover up to 2 m thick. The region is famous for its cuisine and colorful
folklore and offers various entertainment opportunities. The access to Bansko
is convenient even in winter conditions. The distance to the nearest airport
– the Sofia Airport - is 160 km, and is covered in just 2 hours by
car.
Bansko is the youngest and the best developed ski
resort in Bulgaria. The skiing conditions are excellent. The slopes
offer runs and tracks for all types of skiers, from starters to experts,
and the ski runs are maintained in excellent condition. The resort is equipped
with machines for artificial snow. The two major ski regions of Bansko -
the lower called Chalin Valog (1,100 - 1,600 m) and the higher Shiligarnika
(1,700 - 2,500 m) - are situated above the town, on the northern slopes
of the Pirin Mountains. Slalom and giant slalom runs are available in the
Shiligarnika region. The total track length is 75 km with plans to expand
this to 95 km by 2006. A gondola lift provides convenient access from the
town to the ski slopes, a further lift is planned for 2006/07 season. Bansko
is applying for the 2014 Winter Olympics. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
Funds rush into Bulgarian property placing
Top fund managers have piled into Bulgarian
Property Developments (BPD) in a share placing to raise £75 million
to develop several property sites in Bulgaria.
New Star’s Paul Craig is one manager who has taken advantage of the
share issue, taking a new 3.76% stake in his New Star Global Strategic Capital
fund (New Star Global Strategic Capital). He has also taken a 2.51% position
in his New Star UK Strategic Capital Growth fund (New Star UK Strategic
Capital).
Craig’s colleague, AAA-rated Guy de Blonay, is also a fan of BPD (BPD)
taking a fresh stake in the firm worth 1.38% for his New Star Global Financials
fund (New Star Global Financial Ret).
New Star controls 10% of the £43 million company in total. Another
retail fund with a new stake is Aurora investment trust (ARR), run by James
Barstow, which holds 0.28%.
Hedge fund managers GLG Partners and Millennium Partners, also took hefty
positions of 25.1% and 6% respectively following the share issue. Other
investors include Moore Capital and QVT Fund. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
Strong year for EU housing markets
Yet again, 2005 was a strong year for the majority of the EU housing markets
as house price inflation remained impressive in all but a handful of countries.
The latest assessment from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
(Rics) has said that while some of the smaller countries saw the most astonishing
growth, "the great European house price boom continues on its way".
Experts from Rics suggest that growth in 2006 may be slightly slower than
in past years, but it is an evaluation that is checked by the reassuring
news that there is no evidence at all of a property crash in any of the
European housing markets.
Property investment in Europe is as popular as ever with UK residents, largely
because of the amount of choice available as a result of new flight routes
and the expansion of the EU. As Rics has observed, it is a situation that
inevitably leads to dramatic house price inflation in some of the emerging
markets where house prices are seriously lagging behind, which can provide
considerable returns to investors over a short period of time.
On the other hand, the most sensible options in terms of sustained demand
for property continue to be the likes of Spain and France, both of which
have led the way in the European property market for several years. Read
more here: Bulgaria Property
News >>
Low property prices and inexpensive ski passes
-make Bulgaria one of the top destinations for flourishing ski properties,
writes The Times in its latest edition.
Described as ideal for a budget ski
property, Bulgaria is recommended for its season from mid-December to
late April and the challenge that its slopes offer for the occasional skier
and for those with little experience.
"During the summer this sparsely populated, largely rural country offers
a wealth of activities such as hiking, fishing and mountain biking, as well
as the fabulous beaches of the Black Sea coast. The numerous historic towns,
unspoilt villages, castles and churches are also waiting to be explored."
Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >>
News Date: 03 March 2006
The Bulgarian property market receiving more
good press this week
Writing for the Telegraph, Nicola Venning also pointed out that property
investors can find surprisingly good deals in Spain, where Europe's most
southerly ski resort can be found in the Sierra Nevada.
The idea of buying a ski property
in Spain may seem incongruous and many investors will understandably
stick to more recognised property investment locations including the Costa
del Sol and Murcia.
Nonetheless, there has been a distinct shift of emphasis in recent years
that has seen more people looking for niche properties in line with popular
demand. While Spanish coastal resorts remain popular and UK residents have
certainly not abandoned more orthodox projects in France, it is clear there
is also a growing market for the slightly less predictable option.
It is this impulse that has seen the Bulgarian
property market emerge as a real favourite in the last couple of years,
aided by the increasing number of direct flights available.
The Sofia News Agency has today reported that Bulgaria
Air will soon start servicing flights between Sofia and Dublin, while
another new route between the Black Sea airports and Dublin will also be
established this summer.
With flights from London to Bourgas
and Milan to Varna,
Bulgaria is starting to benefit from much improved access and it is an issue
that should not be underestimated in terms of attracting potential investors.
In her article in the Telegraph, Ms Venning highlighted
Bansko as an ideal resort for investment, after £165 million was
recently pumped into improving the 65 kilometres of pistes.
Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >
Sports fanatics taking a serious look at Bulgaria
While many of a sporting inclination have previously looked to France for
its ski resorts and Spain for its world-class golf courses, Bulgaria is
emerging as a genuine competitor by offering high quality opportunities
in both fields.
Investment International has said that properties can now be purchased by
the Pirin Golf and Country Club and the Lighthouse Golf Resort and Spa,
providing enviable views down the fairways of courses designed by Ryder
Cup captain Ian Woosnam.
While competition for these plots is likely to be extremely high, investors
can instead choose to get their hands on property in the surrounding Black
Sea region, where property prices are rising at a significant rate.
According to Investment International, annual increases of 30 per cent are
not unfeasible in the next couple of years, meaning that investors can enjoy
the stunning scenery and facilities for themselves for a while before making
notable profits when they decide to sell.
Incredibly, the Pirin Golf and Country Club is also just three kilometres
from the gondola in the ski resort of Bansko, making the area an absolute
haven for lovers of both sports.
Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >
Commercial property investment in Bulgaria
May have seemed an unlikely prospect just ten years ago, but the rapid development
of the country's economic foundations has led to a booming business centre
in the capital city.
Vacancy rates for Class A and Class B offices in Sofia fell in the second
half of last year, as the demand for business premises began to climb. It
is generally accepted that it will take EU accession for Sofia to cement
its place as a key European business capital, but there are clearly already
signs of growth in the sector.
The offshoring of activities to Bulgaria has had a considerable effect on
demand for office space and it is thought it will continue to do so in future
years. The Economic Policy Institute has suggested that industries such
as software are particularly likely to see offshoring and it seems Bulgaria
is one of the key bases for such business strategies.
Throughout 2005, rental levels for Class A office premises stood at €12.5
per square metre per month and it is a figure that is expected to rise considerably
as Sofia develops international relations in the coming years.
In terms of UK property, demand for office space is extremely high and investors
in Sofia will be hoping that a similar scenario is in store for Bulgaria.
Yesterday, London-based Investment Property Databank released its annual
index for last year, which showed that the all property total return was
19.1 per cent. This was the biggest gain since 1993, reflecting the current
levels of confidence in the commercial sector.
At 20.4 per cent, office returns easily outpaced both retails and industrials
for the first time for five years. Predictably, the Central London office
market was the most impressive in this respect, although investors have
recently been reporting similarly healthy returns in the likes of Manchester,
Liverpool and Birmingham.
The returns on property investment in the UK are certainly persuading many
people to stay at home rather than looking at the likes of Bulgaria, with
the vast amount of evidence available pointing to a continuation of the
current growth levels. Read more here: Bulgaria
Property News >
Property for sale in Pamporovo Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Pamporovo
Ref: 15599
Price: £34,483 - €50,000
Details: Beds: 0 | Baths: 0 | Built M2 500 | Plot: M2 600 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Pamporovo Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Pamporovo
Ref: 15597
Price: £30,966 - €44,900
Details: Beds: 3 | Baths: 2 | Built M2 180 | Plot: M2 1000 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Pamporovo Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Pamporovo
Ref: 15603
Price: £26,897 - €39,000
Details: Beds: 6 | Baths: 2 | Built M2 240 | Plot: M2 560 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Pamporovo Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Pamporovo
Ref: 15602
Price: £25,862 - €37,500
Details: Beds:6 | Baths: 3 | Built M2 200 | Plot: M2 - | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Pamporovo Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Pamporovo
Ref: 15601
Price: £21,379 - €31,000
Details: Beds:2 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 100 | Plot: M2 - | Pool: No | Garage: No
Property for sale in Pamporovo Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Pamporovo
Ref: 15595
Price: £17,931 - €26,000
Details: Beds:3 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 200 | Plot: M2 4000 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Pamporovo Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Pamporovo
Ref: 15595
Price: £17,931 - €26,000
Details: Beds:3 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 200 | Plot: M2 4000 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Borovets Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort apartment
Location: Borovets
Ref: 16896
Prices from: £48,490 - €71,280
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 72 | Plot: M2 - | Pool: No | Garage: No
Property for sale in Borovets bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort apartment
Location: Borovets
Ref: 16897
Prices from: £48,490 - €71,280
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 72 | Plot: M2 - | Pool: No | Garage: No
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort apartment
Location: Bansko
Ref: 16542
Prices from: £58,231 - €85,599
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 80.94 | Plot: M2 - | Pool: No | Garage: Parking
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort apartment
Location: Bansko
Ref: 16895
Prices from: £56,667 - €83,300
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 70 | Plot: M2 - | Pool: No | Garage: No
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Bansko
Ref: 15445
Price: £19,728 - €29,000
Details: Beds:4 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 150 | Plot: M2 500 | Pool: No | Garage: No
Property for sale in Varna Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Varna
Ref: 14275
Price: £88,435 - €130,000
Details: Beds:4 | Baths: 2 | Built M2 150 | Plot: M2 1200 | Pool: No | Garage: Parking
Property for sale in Varna Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Varna
Ref: 16613
Price: £64,626 - €95,000
Details: Beds:3 | Baths: 2 | Built M2 300 | Plot: M2 1000 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Varna Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Varna
Ref: 14283
Price: £47,619 - €70,000
Details: Beds:2 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 120 | Plot: M2 1200 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Varna Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Varna
Ref: 15036
Price: £37,415 - €55,000
Details: Beds:2 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 150 | Plot: M2 2000 | Pool: No | Garage: No
Property for sale in Varna Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Varna
Ref: 15364
Price: £19,048 - €28,000
Details: Beds:3 | Baths: 2 | Built M2 100 | Plot: M2 1500 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Varna Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Varna
Ref: 15037
Price: £17,687 - €26,000
Details: Beds:3 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 120 | Plot: M2 700 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
property for sale in Borovets Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Borovets
Ref: 15590
Price: £56,463 - €83,000
Details: Beds:2 | Baths: 1 | Built: M2 90 | Plot: M2 800 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Borovets Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Borovets
Ref: 15591
Price: £55,034 - €80,900
Details: Beds:5 | Baths: 3 | Built: M2 1000 | Plot: M2 4000 | Pool: Yes | Garage: No
Property for sale in Borovets Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Borovets
Ref: 15585
Price: £44,218 - €65,000
Details: Beds:4 | Baths: 2 | Built: M2 190 | Plot: M2 32 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Borovets Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Borovets
Ref: 15588
Price: £44,218 - €65,000
Details: Beds:5 | Baths: 2 | Built: M2 250 | Plot: M2 800 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property villa
Location: Bansko
Ref: 15444
Price: £29,932 - €44,000
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 150 | Plot: M2 1500 | Pool: No | Garage: No
Property for sale in Borovets Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Borovets
Ref: 15584
Price: £24,490 - €36,000
Details: Beds:3 | Baths: 2 | Built: M2 180 | Plot: M2 600 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Borovets Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Borovets
Ref: 15586
Price: £17,007 - €25,000
Details: Beds:1 | Baths: 1 | Built: M2 90 | Plot: M2 1000 | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Borovets Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - House
Location: Borovets
Ref: 15589
Price: £15,646 - €23,000
Details: Beds:2 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 80 | Plot: M2 - | Pool: No | Garage: Yes
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property apartment
Location: Bansko
Ref: 15630
Price: £44,322 - €65,153
Completion: November 2005
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 59 | Plot: M2 -- | Pool: No | Garage: Parking
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property off plan apartment
Location: Bansko
Ref: 16546
Price: £39,185 - €57,602
Completion: August 2006
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 -- | Plot: M2 -- | Pool: No | Garage: --
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property apartment
Location: Bansko
Ref: 15630
Price: £44,322 - €65,153
Completion: November 2005
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 59 | Plot: M2 -- | Pool: No | Garage: Parking
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property apartment
Location: Bansko
Ref: 15960
Price: £38,027 - €55,900
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 43 | Plot: M2 -- | Pool: No | Garage: Secure Parking
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property Villa
Location: Bansko
Ref: 16549
Price: £29,932 - €44,000
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 150 | Plot: M2 1500 | Pool: No | Garage: No
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property apartment
Location: Bansko
Ref: 16766
Price: £27,211 - €40,000
Details: Beds:-- | Baths:-- | Built M2 -| Plot: M2 - | Pool: Heated | Garage: Parking
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property villa
Location: Bansko
Ref: 16610
Price: £26,993 - €39,680
Details: Beds:1 | Baths:1 | Built M2 -| Plot: M2 - | Pool: No | Garage: Parking
Property for sale in Bansko Bulgaria
Property for sale in Bulgaria - Ski resort property villa
Location: Bansko
Ref: 15444
Price: £29,932 - €44,000
Details: Beds: 1 | Baths: 1 | Built M2 150 | Plot: M2 1500 | Pool: No | Garage: No
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