This one-bedroom apartment in Downtown Bansko has a west-facing balcony that looks straight at Todorka peak and the ski runs above the town. It offers 93.64 sq m in total, including 71.05 sq m of living space, in a residential complex a 5-minute walk from the entrance to the Bansko gondola lift.

At a Glance

• Location: Downtown Bansko complex, ski area of Bansko, Bulgaria
• Gondola lift: 5-minute walk to the entrance
• Views: Todorka peak (2,746 m) and the Pirin mountains from the balcony
• Exposure: west
• Size: 71.05 sq m living space, 93.64 sq m total (1,008 sq ft)
• Floor: fourth floor
• Condition: furnished
• Maintenance fee: €12 per sq m a year (around €1,124), including 24-hour security
• Building: residential, with a landscaped garden

A West-Facing Balcony with Views of Todorka Peak

The balcony looks west, towards Todorka. At 2,746 m, it is the peak above the Bansko ski area, and in winter you can see the runs from the apartment.

The apartment is on the fourth floor, so the view to the mountains is open. West-facing means afternoon and evening sun. After a day on the slopes, the balcony gets the last light of the day.

The balcony opens from both the living room and the bedroom. It has a wooden railing, a tiled floor, a ceiling-mounted drying rack and a wooden privacy screen at one end.

Layout and Interior of the Downtown Bansko Apartment

• Entrance hall – tiled floor, wooden coat stand with mirror and storage bench, shoe cabinet
• Kitchenette – dark wood cabinets with glass-front wall units, ceramic hob, built-in oven, extractor hood, stainless steel sink
• Dining area – wooden dining table with chairs, tiled floor
• Living room – carpet, two sofas and an armchair, coffee table, TV sideboard, door to the balcony
• Bedroom – carpet, double bed, bedside tables with lamps, dressing table with mirror, wardrobe, door and window to the balcony
• Bathroom – bathtub with grab rail, vessel washbasin on a stone countertop, large mirror, WC, heated towel rail, washing machine
• Balcony – west-facing, access from the living room and the bedroom

The living space is 71.05 sq m. A 22.59 sq m share of the common parts brings the total to 93.64 sq m.

Furniture and Appliances

The Downtown Bansko apartment is furnished throughout. The living room, bedroom, kitchenette and hall all have their furniture in place.

The kitchenette has a ceramic hob, a built-in oven and an extractor hood. The bathroom has a top-loading washing machine.

For buyers from abroad, that means less to organise before the first stay.

Heating and Cooling

Heating for the apartment is paid separately. The maintenance fee covers heating of the common areas only.

The building has an energy-efficient heating and cooling system. In the living room, a ceiling-mounted unit heats and cools the space. The bathroom has a heated towel rail.

Maintenance Fee at Downtown Bansko

The maintenance fee is €12 per sq m a year, calculated on the total area including the share of common parts. For this 93.64 sq m apartment, that comes to around €1,124 a year, or about €94 a month.

The fee includes:

• Heating of the common areas
• Lighting of the common areas
• Maintenance, repairs and refurbishment of the building and garden
• 24-hour security

Electricity, water and internet are paid to the complex management according to consumption.

The common areas of Downtown Bansko centre on a landscaped garden, with lawns, lit paved paths and wooden pergolas with benches.

Where Is Downtown Bansko Located?

Downtown Bansko is a residential complex in the ski area of Bansko, Bulgaria, a 5-minute walk from the entrance to the gondola lift. It sits in one of the most established residential areas of the town.

• Gondola lift: 5-minute walk to the entrance
• Ski area: within walking distance
• Todorka peak: in view from the balcony
• Parking: by subscription, in front of the complex entrance

Bansko is a year-round town. The ski season runs from December to April. In summer and autumn, Pirin National Park rises behind the town, with hiking, cycling and mountain trails.

For prices and demand in the area, see our overview of the property market in Bansko.

Who This Apartment Suits

• Holiday buyers who want a base 5 minutes from the gondola lift and a view of the slopes
• Year-round residents looking for a guarded building with a landscaped garden
• Rental investors planning long-term lets or holiday rentals in the ski area

Key Facts

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Downtown Bansko?

It is a residential complex in the ski area of Bansko, Bulgaria, a 5-minute walk from the gondola lift. It sits in one of the town’s most established residential areas.

How far is Downtown Bansko from the gondola lift?

It is a 5-minute walk to the entrance of the gondola lift. In winter you can leave the car and walk to the slopes.

What views does the Downtown Bansko apartment have?

The west-facing balcony looks at Todorka peak (2,746 m) and the ski runs of the Pirin mountains. It gets the afternoon and evening sun.

How big is the apartment?

The apartment has 71.05 sq m of living space. With a 22.59 sq m share of the common parts, the total area is 93.64 sq m (1,008 sq ft).

Which floor is the apartment on?

The apartment is on the fourth floor, which keeps the view to Todorka open.

Is the apartment furnished?

Yes. It is furnished throughout, including the living room, bedroom, kitchenette and hall, with a ceramic hob, built-in oven and washing machine.

How is the apartment heated?

The building has an energy-efficient heating and cooling system, and apartment heating is paid separately. The living room has a ceiling-mounted unit, and the bathroom has a heated towel rail.

How much is the maintenance fee and what does it include?

The fee is €12 per sq m a year on the total area, around €1,124 a year for this apartment. It covers heating and lighting of the common areas, maintenance, repairs and refurbishment of the building and garden, and 24-hour security.

Is there parking?

Yes. Parking is by subscription, in front of the complex entrance.

Does the complex have a garden?

Yes. The complex has a landscaped garden with lawns, lit paved paths and wooden pergolas with benches.

Can you live in Downtown Bansko all year round?

Yes. It is a residential complex in an established part of town, suitable for permanent living as well as holiday use.

Can the apartment be rented out?

Yes. A one-bedroom apartment 5 minutes from the gondola lift suits both long-term rental and holiday lets.

To book a viewing of this Downtown Bansko apartment or ask for more details, contact Kalinka Tolina at Factor Estate Bansko.