Turn-key finished studio apartment in..

Turn key finished studio apartment in Balchik with stunning sea views.

The apartment is situated on the ground floor of a new apartment block which was built in 2008. The building is situated within close proximity to many shops, restaurants, pharmacy store, school and kindergarten. Distance to the beach is 15 min walking time.

The studio has a total living area of 42 sq.m. and consists of 1 spacious and sunny room with space for kitchen, dining area and a bedroom, shower-room and toilet.

It is finished with wooden laminated floorings, painted walls and ceilings, finished bathroom. Internet and TV connection.

There is a parking for all property owners and a swimming-pool.

Beautiful sea views reveal from the apartment.

Balchik is a small seaside town in Northern Bulgaria which combines the romance of its steep streets with the beauty of the sea.
For a long time it has been known as the White Town for the mainly white colour of its lime rocks.
Balchik has a 21 centuries history and has preserved traces of many cultures. All that can be seen in the Historical museum situated in the town centre.

The nearest big towns are Varna /40 km/ and Dobrich /35 km/. Albena, one of the biggest Bulgarian resorts is only 10 km away. There is regular bus transport to them. On the north /35 km/ the furthest eastern point of Bulgaria - cape Kaliakra juts out deep into the sea.

After the Second Balkan War, in 1913, the town, styled Balcic, became part of the Kingdom of Romania. It was regained by Bulgaria during World War I (1916–1919), but Romania restored its authority when hostilities in the region ceased. In 1940, just before the outbreak of World War II in the region, Balchik was ceded by Romania to Bulgaria by the terms of the Craiova Treaty.

During Romania\'s administration, the Balchik Palace was the favourite summer residence of Queen Marie of Romania and her immediate family. The town is the site of Marie\'s Oriental villa, the place where her heart was kept, in accordance with her last wishes, until 1940 (when the Treaty of Craiova awarded the region back to Bulgaria). It was then moved to Bran Castle, in central Romania. Today, the Balchik Palace and the adjacent Balchik Botanical Garden are the town\'s most popular landmarks.

Currently, three 18-hole golf courses are developed around town, two designed by Gary Player - “Black Sea Rama” and “Thracian Cliffs” and one by Ian Woosnam – “Lighthouse Golf” resort.