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Bulgaria Avenue will help you profitably and affordably buy property in the village of Sinemorets, Bulgaria. From developers and on the resale market.
The small village of Sinemorets, located 83 km from Burgas and 11 km from the Bulgarian-Turkish border, is called one of the most beautiful places in Europe. Life here flows to a special rhythm that not even thousands of tourists arriving on holiday can change. Rather, it's the village that changes the holidaymakers, making them see the beauty of the vast sea, sandy beaches, rivers and rocky shores. Housing in Sinemorets isn't cheap, and so many find it easier to buy an apartment in Burgas or Varna and come here for summer or holidays.
Sinemorets village is located on the Black Sea coast between two rivers flowing into the sea — the Butamyata and Veleka. Its founding is linked to the ancient Thracians. The old graves, fortress remains, ceramics and gold that have been found belong to them. The finds date from the 3rd century BC.
Sinemorets has become for many a place where you can genuinely relax peacefully, enjoy the beauty of nature and tranquillity. On the side of the Veleka river mouth is a nature reserve. There's no new construction here. A uniquely beautiful beach lies on the sandy spit that separates the sea and the river flowing into it. For a while, the waters run in parallel, and thanks to the play of colours, currents and waves, an incredible combination of calm river and wild sea is born.
The sound effects here are also unique — if you settle on the spit on the Veleka side, all sounds fade away. You can watch the quiet water, boats, frolicking children and windsurfers for hours. Step over to the sea shore and you'll be met by the crash of waves and the howl of the wind. The landscape will be different — waves, dolphins, hundreds of birds.
Every morning people come to the mouth of the Veleka to do yoga — those seeking to find themselves, find peace, and take a break from those around them. This place is a testament to how carefully people can treat nature while still developing business. The land here isn't dug up; next to a bar and a medical centre there remains a small marsh with tadpoles, and rare flowers grow.
The mouth of the Butamyata is quite different. A wide beach with golden sand — a place for tourists who prefer noisy, active holidays. Nearby, residential complexes are being actively built where you can buy studios and two-room and three-room apartments.
There are no schools or kindergartens in Sinemorets; a couple of small shops and cafés operate year-round. And yet, people come here not only in summer.
The village is popular with family couples and retirees from England, Germany and the Netherlands. Moving here for permanent residence, some begin growing vegetables and fruit, keeping bees, and going fishing. Others open summer bars, restaurants and shops, or rent out homes. Others build architecturally unique houses. Here you'll find a cottage in the shape of a snail.
There are just a few nightlife venues that host regular discos and concerts. There are no cinemas. Small restaurants serve delicious national and international dishes made from fresh vegetables and freshly-caught fish.
In summer, many tourists come to the resort village. They're drawn by the travel opportunities — from the village you get a magnificent view of the Strandzha Mountains. Eco-routes lead to the town of Ahtopol and the beautiful beaches of Listi, Lipite and Silistar. In the village you can go windsurfing and try beach sports.
As in many other resort villages, Sinemorets has an old part built up with private houses. Buying a house in the old part of Sinemorets, Bulgaria, isn't easy. They rarely come up for sale. Old residential buildings with plots cost €800–900 per square metre. More modern houses and cottages average €1,140/m².
The new part of the village consists of gated complexes with pools, green areas, sports and playgrounds. The average price of an apartment for sale in Sinemorets is €490–500/m².
Property on the first line with a sea view costs more. Flats sell at €700/m².
Despite fairly high prices, many of our clients look to buy flats in Sinemorets. Because thousands of tourists arrive in summer and rent apartments, property here is an excellent investment. Bulgaria Avenue is ready to help you buy property in Sinemorets. Bulgaria Avenue and our long-standing, reliable partners who have worked on the local market for many years will find the best options, ensure the transaction is clean and completes quickly.
You can request property selection in Sinemorets by submitting an enquiry on this site or by phone at +359884470432.