This studio apartment comes fully-furnished and ready to go for the summer 2014 season and would make for an ideal bolthole retreat in the sun for a couple or alternatively would also be suitable as an investment property.The studio is approximately 42 square metres in size which is quite reasonable as far as studio apartments go. There is a very smart & large fully-tiled bathroom, with split-tone wall tiles from floor to ceiling, as well as a bathtub with shower head plus an additional separate tiled shower cubicle as well, thus 2 people could shower at the same time if they wished. As our recent photos show the bathroom is both bright and high specification with large marble-type sink. All of the Sunset Resort properties feature quite a distinctive half-moon or crescent-shaped balcony and of course this property is no different. The property is situated on the first floor at the rear of the building so is not sea-facing, instead has a street/garden view. There is a compact but functional kitchenette with all the usual appliances, so perfect for preparing light meals. Studio properties by design are for those looking for value accommodation whilst at the same time being able to utilise all of the facilities that the holiday resort has to offer and this is precisely what this apartment does, thus it ticks all the boxes for those potential purchasers who wish to acquire a property in one of the more sought-after resorts, but at a very affordable entry price.
Sunset Resort is located in the town of Pomorie, with a great south west orientation. It is only 15 minutes away from Burgas International airport and less than 20 minutes from the city of Burgas itself, the second biggest city on the Black Sea coast. Sunny Beach, the most famous resort of the Bulgarian Black Sea is also less than 15 minutes away as is the ancient and historical town of Nessebar, which is rightly famous for its architecture and archaeology
Sunset Resort is located right beside a 400 metre long (quarter-mile) beautiful natural sandy beach in the new quarter of Pomorie. It is close to the main motorway for Burgas to Varna, which connects the hotel compound with the city of Burgas, the antique Nessebar, as well as with the largest and most popular holiday destination on the Black Sea Coast, Sunny Beach.
The South Beach of Pomorie stretches down a quiet gulf in the Black Sea coast. Remarkably, it is one of the safest beaches in Bulgaria, having very slight surf and almost no tide. It has a total length of approximately 1 km and width of up to 100 metres in places, so very wide and long.
The luxury five-star Sunset Resort comprises 5 Aparthotel and 6 deluxe waterfront villas, on a total built up area of 115 000 square metres. The four outdoor swimming pools offer various water attractions and include two pool bars, all expanding on a total area of more than 3 500 square metres.
Sunset Resort has a huge range of facilities in addition to the wonderful swimming pools, including; cocktail bars, restaurants, shops, outdoor cafes, and so on with the added benefit that all are set in extensive private grounds. There are beautiful views of the sea and, indeed, towards the Stara Planina Mountain. This is a luxurious resort that is the envy of many in Europe with all the leisure facilities and services you could possibly wish for - a great choice for a high class vacation.
The quality of the Sunset Resort development is evident from the moment you arrive and is mirrored by the quality of build and finishes in these lovely apartments. This resort complex overlooks the crystal blue waters of the Black Sea, and these apartments make for great summer homes or alternatively as rental properties to the booming holiday market.
Pomorie was founded by the Ancient Greeks under the name Anchialos (Greek: Αγχίαλος), deriving from Ancient Greek "anchi-" ("near, close to") and "als-" (either "salt" or a poetic and uncommon word for "sea"). In Latin, this was rendered as Anchialus. The Bulgars called the town Tuthom, though it's more common name in Bulgarian was Анхиало, Anhialo based on the Greek name. During the Ottoman rule, the town was called Ahyolu. In 1934 the town was renamed to Pomorie, from the Bulgarian "po-" (in this context "by, next to") and "more" ("sea"), corresponding to one of the two etymologies of the original Greek name.