Holiday apartment in Lakeside Park - a place you can enjoy  fishing within meters of your apartment

Disposition : entrance hall, corridor, bathroom together with WC, open plan living room with kitchen box, veranda with view to lake. Total size 57.34 sq.m ( actual 39.85 + 5.88 common part and 11.61 veranda)

Lakeside Park is situated close to the old village of Nikolaevka which dates back to the 1800's and is a new ecologically dream location. 22 km from Varna International Airport which offers direct flights to the UK and just 27 km away from the city centre of Varna or less than 30 minutes drive to the beach. It consists of stylish and comfortable apartments that are being built next to a large freshwater lake close to the village which is near to the sophisticated and fashionable seacoast capital town of Varna. The village has a rural location with the added benefits of being close to the Black Sea Coast's beaches. The lake itself is approximately 3 kilometres in length and already has an established reputation with Bulgarians and visitors alike as a popular place to picnic and fish

Key features of the location

• The beach resort of "Albena" is 50 km away, "Golden Sands" resort is 45 km away and "St. Constantine and Elena" resort is 35 km in distance.
• The golf courses near the town of Kavarna are about 88 km away.
• The area is quiet and secluded, away from busy life in the cities but the biggest supermarkets are within easy reach and stocked with everyday items.
• Enjoy fresh air and beautiful countryside and the chance to spend lazy days fishing;

Facilities

• Russian bath on the shore lake
• Individual parking spaces for buyers
• Private swimming pool with sunbathing areas
• Bar and barbecue area
• Reception facilities
• Internet connection on request
• Landline connection (on request)
• Cable TV connection (on request and upgradeable)
• 24 hr security
• Transfers to the city of Varna
• Management services provided by Eastmanagement Ltd.
• Children's playground

Standard of finish and construction

Monolithic construction, partion walls with red brick masonry , outer insulation, slanted roof covered with roof tiles. PVC joinery - double glazing, natural wood color. The inner doors arev madeof gypsum- board and are latex painted. Floors laid with high quality laminated parquet , the common parts and the terraces are covered with terracota and granite tiles. The sanitary units are fully equiped - with faience and terracotta tiling. Each apartment and house is with an air-conditioner.

Payment paln

2000 EUR -  deposit payment when reserving a property at Lakeside Park and signing of the preliminary contract;

10% of the purchase price ( minus the 2000 EUR deposit )- at completion of the excavation works;

70 % of the purchase price - thirty days after signing of the preliminary contract;

15% of the purchase price - at completion of the exterior work
5% of the purchase price - upon completion of the deal and receiving the title deeds.

Accenst

1. Extremely good prices
2. High build quality with excellent materials
3. Air conditioners in all apartments /heating settings/
4. Rural location in the Bulgarian countryside
5. Within easy reach of beaches, resorts, Varna and airport  - 22 km
6. Fishing within meters of your apartment

Construction type: Brick

Year of construction: 2007 Year

Stage of construction: rough construction completed

Completion date: 12.2008

Heating: Air conditioner

Number of bathrooms: 1

Joinery: PVC

• New development
• Security

Agent's valuation of the offer Excellent!

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Visiting Bulgaria

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