Apartment complex Sozopoli Hills in Sozopol

The complex ‘Sozopoli Hills’ is situated on the Paradise Island, 10minutes of the central beach in Sozopol. It consists of two three-storey sections of a total number of 41 luxurious apartments – studios, one bedroom and two bedroom apartments. There are terraces overlooking the sea in all the apartments. An outdoor swimming pool is constructed in the beautifully shaped inner courtyard of the complex.
Buildings
construction -monolithic, reinforced concrete;
roof – flat; heat insulation and moisture proof;
external walls – bricks, thermo-insulation, facades structural plaster
internal walls – bricks and gypsum fibreboard
Level of Completion
Staircases, landings, common parts- completely finished, parapets, flooring – granitogres(fine stoneware tiles);
Joinery – PVC, multi chamber, double glazed windows, - windows and doors assembled for the terraces;
Doors – entrance doors – solid, reinforced with four side locking;
Doors – internal – MDF with a natural wood effect;
Internal walls – plaster, latex, faience in the wet parts;
Ceilings – plaster, latex, hung ceilings in the bathrooms;
Floors – laminated parquet, granitogres, terracotta;
Water-supply installation - polypropylene pipes, reinforced PVC pipes;
Bathrooms- completely finished – terracotta, faience; shower cabins, base units with hand-basin;
Terraces- finished, granitogres, terracotta, parapets;
Power installation and communications – completely finished in the common parts and the apartments, inner internet installation, cable television, telephone cable;
Air-conditioning – air-conditioners with individual readings for every apartment.
Elevators in every building to every floor;
Sozopol is located on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast, 35km south of Bourgas. Its central part- ‘The Old Town’, is situated on a little peninsula.
Today Sozopol welcomes thousands of tourists each summer and enchants them with its numerous natural and cultural sights, and the modern yacht port can satisfy even the taste of the most capricious yachtsman.
Nearby Sozopol the unique Thracian sanctuary Beglik Tash was discovered. It represents a circle of huge stones. The stones arranged in this specific way shape a clock, a calendar and an observatory.
Only 10km south of Sozopol is situated the ‘Ropotamo’ reserve. The firth of the river is one of the major tourist attractions in the reserve. In the firth area the river is calm and deep. The coasts are covered with dense forests, and a great number of lianas grow among the trees. 257 species of birds can be seen within the reserve, 71 species of which are in the Bulgarian Red Book. The reserve is a habitat of rare animal species.