INTERNATIONAL real estate presents to your attention a multi-room apartment in the Breeze district

a luxurious apartment with three bedrooms, two garages, and a sea panorama in the Breeze district.

On a net living area of 232 sq.m. there is a living room with a dining room and kitchen (57 sq.m.), a master bedroom with a walk-in closet (5 sq.m.) and a bathroom with a toilet (12 sq.m.), two children's bedrooms (14 – 16 sq.m.), a bathroom with a toilet, a guest toilet, a pantry, an open-style entrance hall, three balconies. The apartment is furnished and equipped according to an individual interior design with high-class furniture and appliances.

The complex is excellently situated with convenient access to both road arteries and a large supermarket. Within walking distance of the Sea Garden and the park around the Monument, for lovers of sports and walks in nature.

1.1. entrance hall open space to the living room;

1.2. living area 57 sq.m. Covered with boiled acacia parquet 40/9 cm, in a herringbone pattern. The area near the entrance door has underfloor heating;

The walls have textured wallpaper and friezes (Lincrusta)

The wall separating the living area and the kitchen is lined on both sides with 4 mm colored glass and a Dorma L-1.6 m glass sliding door.

The ceiling has asymmetrically, diagonally arranged textile panels (Barisol)

Sofa B&B’ 4.3 m, with a pouf 2.60/1.80 m linen textile, two designer armchairs B&B’ with natural finely perforated leather, with 2 backrest positions.

Lamp – a tall designer floor lamp and two wall ITL sconces 190/60cm.

Switches and sockets JUNG/gold-bronze/.

1.3. Large kitchen with dining room

Boffi cabinets with two stainless steel countertops, two stone countertops.

The lower row of doors and drawers are made of natural ebony veneer.

The upper row and side columns for built-in appliances are made of matte lacquered MDF 75%.

Designer table (metal legs and glass top with square magnifying glasses) for 8+2 chairs, designer Patricia Urquiola.

The flooring is natural Greek stone 40/40, laid diagonally and with underfloor heating built under the dining table.