Bulgarian
Property Bansko
At
2500m and with a 5 month ski season, Bulgarian property Bansko is enjoying
a boom . After a 20% increase in 2004, and with rises predicted for
years ahead, Bulgarian property Bansko is attracting investors. Many
of these have been put off the traditional property hot spots by fears
that the market has reached its top, and could be overheated. With Bulgarian
property Bansko you have the chance to be in at the beginning.
Bulgarian
property Bansko differs from that in Borovets and Pamporovo in that
it is situated in and around a real town, rather than in a purpose built
resort. The ski area has a pleasant alpine atmosphere.
With
the town dating back to the 9th century, and having 9000 inhabitants,
Bulgarian property Bansko offers more than just skiing.
With historical buildings dating back to the renaissance, an art gallery
and chuches Bulgarian property Bansko offers a cultural
aspect too.
The
resort is also popular in the summer- the surrounding hills are threaded
with walking and biking trails. The surrounding national park around
Bulgarian property Bansko is also rich with clear lakes,
waterfalls and alpine flowers.
The
ski slopes lie at 10km from the town centre. Access is by shuttle bus,
hire car or numerous well priced taxis. Car rental is from 34E per day.
The ski area covers 100 acres, is still expanding, and adding new lifts.
The resort boasts a 1/2 pipe.
Bulgarian
property Bansko starts at around £25000 for a studio apartment.
Many developments offer a full rental management service. You usually
pay them a percentage of the rental income achieved. Some Bulgarian
property Bansko even offer a guaranteed minimum rental yield: this can
be excellent- but as with any off plan development, it is vital to check
that the developer has bank guarantees or other ways to back this offer
up.
