Unique Estates presents a spacious furnished apartment on Graf Ignatiev Street. The property is fully south facing, overlooking a green courtyard, making it a truly quiet and sunny place to live. The impressive height of the ceilings of 3.40 m, the authentic tiled fireplace and the old style in some details of the furniture give the apartment a unique character.
Spacious, sunny and quiet apartment in an ideal center for rent
Description
€ 1 200
€ 15 per sqm
- Ref.ID E22148
- For rent
- Apartment, with furniture
- Downtown, Sofia
Details
- 2 Bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
- Area: 83 sq.m
- Floor: 2 / 4
- Condition: Good
- Еxposure: South
- With key
Advantages
- Central location
- Quiet and south facing
- Spacious premises
Distribution
entrance hall, living room with dining room and kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom and toilet
About Region
NATIONAL AND ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS
In the downtown there are the buildings of the National Assembly, the Presidency, the Council of Ministers, all ministries and highest court institutions- The Supreme Cassation Court, the Supreme Administrative Court, the Supreme Court Council, Central Prosecutors Bureau, etc. Here are also some other national institutions (Constitutional Court, Central Road Management Office, etc.), several economic institutions (Bulgarian Economy Chamber), as well as institutions primarily engaged in the accomplishment of the reforms in the country (Privatization Agency, Mass Privatization Agency, Foreign Investment Agency, etc.).
LOCATION
The centre is situated between the "Maria Luiza", "Evlogi Georgiev", "Ivan Geshov", and "Skobelev" blvds. and "Opalchenska" str.
ARCHITECTURE
The story of the capital's development is very interesting and dates back as early as the 80s of the 19ht c when Sofia began turning into a Middle-European city following the models of European cities consistent with Bulgarian specifics.
The architecture changed with the acquisition of European style, taste and fashion. The public and residential architecture during the first twenty years after the Liberation of Bulgaria from Turkish domination was almost completely created by foreigners- architects, constructors and designers, who came to Bulgaria for a specified term and with specific tasks. Most of them were from Austro-Hungary, but there were also Germans, Armenians, Polish, and Italians.
The construction possibilities in the center are limited. Most of the residential buildings are in the Medical Acdemy region between "Skobelev", "P. Slaveykov", "Praga" and "Ivan Geshev" blvds. and in the "Oborishte" region between the "V. Levski", "Dondukov", "Yanko Sakazov" blvds. and "Oborishte" str.
Stanislava Lefterova
Senior Consultant / Mentor
Senior Consultant / Mentor
