Appreciating Assets are delighted to offer for sale this fully-furnished spacious 4th floor 2-bedroom property measuring more than 111 square metres internally, located at the wonderful Sunset Resort with partial sea views of the coastline at Pomorie, now asking a competitive price of 100,000 euros.

Property Description

This is first and foremost a very large and spacious property measuring some 111.8 square metres of internal floor space, a lot bigger than the vast majority of 2 and even 3-bedroom apartments along the Black Sea coast. Secondly, at the current asking price, this property is for sale at only 3-figures per square metre and it is rare for properties in this probably the most sought after resort complex in Pomorie/Sunny Beach area, to sell for less than 4-figures per square metre, which is the norm. Now that we've established that this particular 2-bedroom apartment situated on the fourth floor of Block A with partial sea view has definite value in today's market, it should also be noted that this property is also fully-furnished to a high standard - as our very recent photographs provided testify. We do also include some similar photos of an identical property within the same building to illustrate what the main living room furniture look like when in proper use as this property for sale is clearly both in immaculate condition and not in current use as the furniture has been stacked to remain clean and to keep the property tidy. We also show some pictures highlighting this fact. From a prospective owner's viewpoint what is important is the apparent high quality of the fixtures and fittings of this apartment, evident as soon as one walks through the wooden entrance door into the ample and tiled hallway. Sunset Resort makes extensive use of both floor and wall tiles as it is a great way to keep holiday homes in pristibe condition with minimum fuss and effort. There is a beautiful galley-style kitchen with dark-wwoden cabinets and every possible modern convenience that your most demanding resident could expect to have. Indeed, the dark wooden furniture is a stylistic theme associated with Suinset resort, and this decor continues into the bedrooms with dark wooden headboards and matching bedroom furniture such as bedside lockers and dresser as well as free-standing closets. What the recent photographs shoo too, is that both bedrooms are accessible from the main living space - a nice touch, plus it also allows for an interior floorplan design that maximises the main living room space in order to provide a very spacious sitting room plus kitchen-cum-dining area complete with dark wooden dining table and matching chairs. Even the master bedroom has a similar chair to be sued with the ultra-modern dressing table and vanity wall mirror. The main living room is extremely tastefully decorated in bright neutral yet warm colours with lightly-coloured tiled floors and nice contrasting dark-brown semi-leather sofas with soft cushions. It goes without saying that another couple of people could be accommodated in this the main living space bringing the total number of persons to be catered for up to at least 6 adults (or a typical family). Off this main living space is a tiled balcony with triple aspects - firstly towards the sea nad beach (as our pictures show) and secondly inland toward the rest of the complex as well as thirdly across from another differently styled apartment building with outdoor swimming pool. Finally, there is the signature marble/tiled bathrooms that are unique to Sunset Resort, not just in the two-tone (cream/brown) coloured wall tiles, but becasue of the luxury bathtub, recessed sinks and extra details like heated towel rails, that one would usually associate with a 5-Star hotel and not an apartment complex. All told this is a marvellous apartment in immaculate condition, very spacious, and located in the premier resort beside the beach in Pomorie.

Pomorie - Background Information

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.