This furnished apartment in Park Lane Bansko costs around €261 a year to maintain — and it sits just a 10-minute walk from the gondola. That combination is rare in Bansko. Most buildings this close to the lift are aparthotels, with fees to match. Park Lane is a residential building, so you pay for what you actually use.

A South-East Apartment with a Forest View

The apartment is on the first floor, served by a lift. It faces south-east, so the morning sun reaches the living area early. The private terrace looks straight out over the forest and the Pirin mountains.

The layout is open-plan and easy to live in:

• Living area with kitchenette and dining space
• Kitchenette with an AEG cooker and fridge
• Sleeping area with a built-in wardrobe
• Bathroom with walk-in shower and washing machine
• Private terrace

Living area is 57.27 sq.m. With an 8.00 sq.m share of the communal areas, the total comes to 65.27 sq.m.

Sold Fully Furnished

Everything stays. You can arrive with a suitcase and use the apartment from the first night. For buyers living abroad, that means no furniture orders, no deliveries and no trips to Bansko just to set things up.

Heating and cooling are by air conditioning. Electricity and water run on separate meters, so you only ever pay for your own consumption.

Residential Building, Not an Aparthotel

This is the main reason buyers choose Park Lane Bansko.

An aparthotel runs a reception, a pool and staff all year — and every owner pays for it. Park Lane keeps things simple:

• Inner courtyard
• Barbecue gazebo
• Open-air parking

The maintenance fee is €4 per sq.m a year. For this apartment, that is around €261 annually. The building suits people who live here year-round, not only holiday guests, which keeps it quiet and lived-in outside the ski season.

Location: 10 Minutes on Foot to the Gondola

Park Lane is on Karamanitsa Street, about a 10-minute walk from the Bansko gondola. In winter, you can leave the car in the parking area and walk to the lift.

Bansko works all year. Skiing runs from December to April. The rest of the year, Pirin National Park opens up for hiking, cycling and mountain walks, and the cobbled old town keeps its restaurants and mehanas busy.

Who This Apartment Suits

• Holiday buyers who want a furnished base within walking distance of the gondola
• Year-round residents looking for a residential building with low running costs
• Budget-conscious investors who want to keep annual fees down

Key Facts

To arrange a viewing or request further details, contact the Factor Estate Bansko team.