Varbite Residential Building

Location Sofia, Bulgaria
IPA Architects Varbite Residential Building
Status In progress
Investor Tech Invest

About the project

The multifamily residential building “Varbite” is a project developed by IPA – Architecture and more with the clear intention of providing its future residents with a contemporary and comfortable living environment in one of Sofia’s rapidly developing neighbourhoods.

The building consists of eight floors and includes a total of 60 apartments - comprising one-bedroom, two-bedroom and studio units. The layouts are designed to offer convenience and practicality, aligned with the needs of modern urban living. Every apartment features a terrace with beautiful views toward Vitosha Mountain or the city, while the ground-floor units are planned with private garden areas, providing an additional outdoor relaxation space.

The building is designed with a single entrance, with pedestrian access provided through a newly constructed street that will connect to the existing infrastructure and facilitate easy access to the site.

Parking is accommodated on the ground floor and two underground levels, offering sufficient garage spaces for future residents. Several outdoor parking spaces are also available, including dedicated bicycle stands, supporting environmentally friendly modes of transport. The project includes office spaces and a dental clinic with a separate entrance, ensuring privacy and comfort for residents.

Within convenient walking distance, residents will find supermarkets, healthcare centres, pharmacies, banks, schools and kindergartens. Additionally, the nearby “Kukuryak” Park provides opportunities for leisure and recreation.

The “Varbiteresidential building is located in the Ovcha Kupel neighbourhood - an area that has seen significant development in recent years and has become a preferred location for residential investment. The construction of several metro stations and new boulevards ensures fast and easy access to both the city centre and Sofia’s outer districts.

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