Sale

2-room apartment with terrace in Asenovgrad, west aspect

Oblast PlovdivAsenovgrad

Published: 4 September 2026 Updated: 4 September 2026

Sale124,000 €1,907 €/m²

Expected rent410 € /mo

~46,000 € ABOVE MARKET

overpriced

against the median for apartments in Asenovgrad (68 properties)

Area

65 m²

Floor

2 / 3

Construction

Brick

Year

1960

Yield analysis

Low investment rating

4% / yr

Monthly payment550 €20% down payment · 20 yrs · 3%

Expected rent410 €at market conditions for the neighbourhood

The rent covers 75% of the payment — you top up about 140 €/mo for 20 years. From rent alone, with no loan, it pays for itself in 25 years. Calculated from the median rent for the neighbourhood, at full occupancy and before running costs — a benchmark, not a guarantee.

Property analysis

This apartment is priced about 46,000 € above the typical price (the median) for apartments in Asenovgrad (68 properties) — 1,907 €/m² against 1,199 €/m².

Apartment with two rooms, located in Asenovgrad, Plovdiv region.
Layout includes a living room with dining area, bedroom, kitchen, terrace, entrance hall and bathroom with toilet.
The building is brick from 1960, with thick walls and reinforced concrete structure; the apartment is on the second floor of three. Electrical and plumbing installations have been replaced, as well as the window frames in all rooms.
The location is near the train station, on a quiet street with views of the Rhodopes and greenery around the building; there is free parking and a large nearby park.
The property is suitable for a small family seeking peace and conveniences in an urban environment with good infrastructure.

With 20% down over 20 years the monthly mortgage payment is about 550 €, against an expected local rent of 410 €. The rent covers 75% of it.

Source: Market statistics for apartments in Asenovgrad

Pros and cons

AI summary

Pros

functional layout
west aspect
quality renovations
green surroundings

Cons

older construction

Questions for the viewing

Only on imotesa

Derived from this specific property's data — not a generic checklist. Take them with you.

Have the risers been replaced, and when was the roof last repaired?
Because: The building dates from 1960 — about 66 years old.
Is there enough daylight during the day?
Because: The advertised exposure has no southern side.

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