Commercial for sale, Sozopol, Bulgaria
ID: P-239

- Stability of the investment - save and predictable market in a member of the European Union.

- Location - in Sozopol city itself - with the possibility of living here though the whole year  or renting the apartment.

- Sea view - from every apartment.

- Environment - ecologically clean, quiet region, neighboring a pine-tree forest and the Black sea.

- Functionality and building quality - complying with all European requirements and standards.


Property details:

Apolonia Palace consists of 64 apartments and 2 VIP houses divided into two sections.
  
 Luxury building and construction,completed "up to the key".

      Under construction:

Reinforced concrete monolith, without beam-grid construction, of the type ''free space'', complying VII seismic activity on the Mendeleev scale. The lack of supporting walls and beams allows future owners to modify the layout of their apartments according to their liking, with the excellent sound insulation allowing for their comfort.


    Stage of completeness:

         1. Walls: Creek lattice bricks, machine covered with KNAUF stucco coating.

         2. Ceilings: white decorative paint, sprayed over withe stucco coating.

        3. Floors: ceramic tiles for terrace, stairs and shared areas; laminated high quality Swiss parquet for the living room.

       4.Bathrooms: fully furnished, using designer ceramic elements,  VIP apartments - Versace Ceramic Design + jacuzzi and barbeque for the panoramic terrace.

       5. Kitchen areas: open type, fully furnished, Ariston appliances - refrigerator, stove and ventilation.

       6. Doors: entrance - armored,with 5 point locking mechanism.

       7. Windows: Four layered Austrian PVC profiles.

       8. Facades: complete thermal insulation - Baumit.

       9. Rood: Vedat hydro and thermal insulation.

      10. Elevator: latest technology, hydraulic, noiseless.

      11. Installations:
            -electric ( power, telephone,internet videophone and cable TV ) : completed.

            - installed local electrometers, videophones, lighting, lighting switches and wall-plugs -
           all by Merlin Gerin.
            Shared area and stair lighting - fully automatic, using photo cells.

             -plumbing: practically eternal  polypropylene tubing, soundproof, local water-meters    
           washing    machine        and water- heated in every apartment.
      
              - air- conditioner/ heater: in every room of every apartment.

              - ventilation: individual ventilation in every kitchen and bathroom.

              - alarm system with video surveillance: everywhere in the building.

        12. Railings: installed on terraces and stairs - designer railings, hand made from formed steel and      balustrade.

       13. Outside areas: fully competed, planned grasses and trees, decorative columns, arches,       capitals....according to the architectural plan.

       14. Pool with jacuzzi - underwater lighting.



The earliest settlements in the area belonged to the Thracian tribes of Nipsei and Skirimian. In the 7th century BC Greek colonizers settled there and called the town after their god of Apollo, Apolonia. To honour Apollo, a famous sculptor named Kalamis carried out the construction of a thirteen-metre high bronze statute of the God. Apolonia was developed as a trading centre for honey, wax, corn, wine, olive oil, olives, textiles, jewellery, and pottery. Apolonia was frequently in economic and political disputes, including occasional wars, with the Doric inhabitants of Messembria (present-day Nessebar). Apolonia was included in the territory of the Macedonian State at the time of Alexander the Great. It was frequently subject to the invasions of Nomads. The town fell under Roman domination in the 1st century BC after it was severely ruined by the armies of Marcus Lucul. The latter sent the famous statute of Apollo to Rome as a symbol of his victory. Yet Romans quickly restored the ruins and built new temples. In the 6th century BC Apolonia minted its own coins. The high level of cultural development of the town at that time can be seen by items found in its necropolis - ceramics, vases made of Egyptian glass, silver and golden decorations. The upturn of the town was so great, that Sozopol managed to establish its own colony, Anhialo (present-day Pomorie).