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CHALET ISKAR - one further apartment now available! |
AP3 is now available for sale and is your last chance to secure your place in the soon to be completed Chalet Iskar.  For those who need a further reason to buy, this luxurious development now includes a sauna & 'relaxation room', a place to recover after a day on the slopes. For summertime barbeques & al fresco dining, Chalet Iskar is also very likely to incorporate a traditional Bulgarian 'Summer Kitchen', at the rear of the communal garden.
AP3 is a split level apartment with 2 bedrooms, both en-suite, an open-plan living area including kitchen, further bathroom and utility/drying room. The apartment is heated with both under floor heating and an efficient, cosy log burner. The total living area is 83m2 and this luxurious apartment could be yours for only €104000.
Chalet Iskar is a unique development, in a beautiful location, that will be a fantastic year round holiday destination; call now to secure the last remaining apartment.
Check out our build progress for weekly reports and photos at our Chalet Iskar Build Pages.
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low cost living in bulgaria ... |
 People who want to enjoy reduced living costs could find Bulgaria a suitable place to live, international property portal propertyshowrooms.com recently reported.
The cost of food and drink in places such as Sofia is much less than other European countries it said, quoting research carried out by Teletext Holidays
The low cost of living would be particularly attractive to anyone who planned to buy property in Bulgaria.
"People are becoming more adventurous when it comes to booking a trip abroad.", Ash Makkar, spokesperson for Teletext Holidays, said.
Bulgaria, a European Union member since 2007, was also reported to have the largest rate of house price inflation in the world, according to a Global Property Guide study from 2007, which claimed that property values increased by more than 30 per cent.
Source: Sofia Echo
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Prices from only £29,995
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36 Luxury ski apartments
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Studio, 1 bed, 2 bed & Penthouse
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Completion Summer 2009
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Beautiful mountain village location
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Only 7km from Borovets Ski resort
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1hr transfer from Sofia airport
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100m from proposed ski lift
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Located within the Super Borovets Project
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Early reservations guarantee discount!
Check out the Chalet Rila pages on our web site for all the latest news, plans and images of this exciting development.
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This month our feature article gives you some valuable tips on how to relax during your stay in your luxurious Zelnik Apartment in Beli Iskar. If the hustle and bustle of nearby Borovets is proving too much, this could be just what you need to recharge your batteries ...
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FEATURE ARTICLE: relaxing times in Beli iskar & samokov
 Fancy pampering yourself in style during your holiday to Beli Iskar? You could be spoilt for choice! The Eagle Rock development, less than 5 minutes walk from Chalet Iskar, contains a swimming pool (& children's pool), a sauna, a steam room and a gymnasium. A massage service can also be arranged. The prices are yet to be finalised, but you will be very welcome & all services can be arranged and paid for at the 24hr reception.
 If you want to "push the boat out" & have time to visit Samokov, 10 minutes drive away, then you will be surprised and impressed with the spa facilities available at the recently opened "Kokoshkova Kushta Hotel" (Hen House Hotel). Don't be put off by the name, no expense has been spared and this luxurious "boutique style hotel", which wouldn't be out of place in any city of the world.
 Prices are extremely reasonable with a full massage coming in at 30Lev, or a back/leg massage at 15Lev. A facial is a snip at only 10Lev. The sauna and steam room are both 5Lev, with the gym coming in at 7Lev. An "all in one" package of gym-sauna-steam room & jacuzzi costs only 15Lev.
No expense has been spared and this luxurious 'boutique-style' hotel and spa, would not look out of place in any of the world's major cities.
The Hen House Hotel & Spa can be found at 84 Tzar Boris III Str, Samokov, or call +35972266432 to make your reservation.
Some more Zelnik news snippets ...
On the Up...
Bulgaria was visited by 4.5M tourists in the first 9 months of 2007, an increase of 7% over the same period of the previous year. Revenues generated by tourists also increased by a healthy 17%.
Euro or Evro?
Bulgaria has been granted permission by the EU to call the 'Euro' the 'Evro', the announcement came from the European Council's President Jose Socrates. The decision was influenced by the fact that the Bulgarian language version of the Accession Treaty used the word 'Evro' and the fact that Bulgaria is the 1st country to introduce the Cyrillic alphabet to the EU bloc. It is predicted that the Evro will become the Bulgarian currency by 2012.
Gravy Train now arriving
Transport Minister Petar Moutafchiev has said that the overall size of key infrastructure projects to be implemented in Bulgaria, by 2015, is more than 4.7 billion Euro's. The railways were set to receive 1.809 billion and the roads 1.725 billion Euro's. Further funding was also expected to come from the EU's accession and cohesion funds. In other news, it was reported that Bulgaria received 250 million Euro's, in 2007, in agricultural subsidies.
Shop until you drop
German DIY chain 'Praktiker' have reported the highest growth rates within
it's chain for Bulgaria and Romania. In the first 9 months of the year revenues in Bulgaria rose 78% on the previous year to 48M Euro's.
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other news ...
British real estate consultant names Bulgaria world's strongest property market
Bulgaria was the world's strongest property market in 2007 with an estimated turnover of 11.36 billion euro, an increase of 2.36 billion euro over the previous year, British property investment company Obelisk said on February 1.
The previous lack of modern apartments, retail, and administrative buildings, as well as growing investment in tourism, production, and the need for modern infrastructure caused the construction boom.
Construction sector growth is expected to be between 12% and 16% year on year until 2010, Obelisk said in their statement.
The huge property price rise has been largely attributed to a good mortgage market, high annual revenue of properties and the weak impact of the global credit crunch on Bulgaria, since there is virtually no cross-border banking in the country.
Britons accounted for 40% of all property investment in Bulgaria in 2007, followed closely by Russians with 38%, and "played a primary role in maintaining excellent market conditions (...) and adding to the robust appeal for Bulgaria property investment," Obelisk said.
Bulgaria's decision to slash taxes to a flat 10% starting from this year makes the country a very tax efficient place to relocate or invest in, according to Obelisk, while budget airlines' plans to increase the frequency of their flights would make travelling to and inside the country easier.
"Despite such rapid price growth, Bulgarian property investment remains very competitive and highly profitable in comparison with other European markets, giving the country a long-term profitable investment edge," the British firm said.
Source: Sofia Echo
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 Next Month - We bring you exciting news about Zelnik Rentals Ltd, our new Rentals and Property Management company.
Zelnik Rentals promises to offer its' customers all the services you are likely to need to manage your rental customers and maintain your property during occupation and non-occupation periods. We can also provide support to your rental customers throughout their stay with add on services, including car hire, ski hire, welcome packs, resort shuttle services and much, much more ....
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