New residential complex in Gorna Banya, part of the Diplomatic Club.
The area is known for its mineral springs and clean air.
The complex includes 6 buildings with a total of 99 apartments and offers residents many amenities such as reception, indoor area, spa center, tennis courts, restaurant, children's playgrounds, mineral water pool, parking, video surveillance and 24/7 security.
Four-room apartment with an area of 214.28 m2 (living area 191.15 m2) with a living room with a kitchenette of about 50 m2, a closet, three bedrooms with an area of 16 to 27 m2, two bathrooms, a separate third toilet, a terrace - 13.2 m2.
Gorna Banya is a neighborhood in the southwestern of Sofia, known for its mineral springs. It borders Ovcha Kupel and Knyazhevo, with the Sofia Ring Road running along its edge. It makes a convenient location for those who want quick access to nearby areas and a quick route out of the city.
The neighborhood features a park, hospital, kindergarten, cultural center, playgrounds, hotels, and restaurants, with supermarkets and fitness centers just a short distance away. It is also close to New Bulgarian University. Transport links are well-developed, with bus lines connecting to neighboring districts and a metro station providing direct access to the city center.
The neighborhood is mainly made up of houses, many of which are under renovation. There are also several residential complexes offering modern homes with various amenities. The nearby villa area consists mainly of luxury properties.
Gorna Banya offers peace and tranquility to its residents. If you're looking for the same, let us help you find the perfect property.
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