Sale

One-room apartment in Samara 1, Stara Zagora with terrace

Stara ZagoraSamara 1

Published: 30 September 2026 Updated: 30 September 2026

Sale47,000 €1,382 €/m²

Expected rent318 € /mo

~13,000 € ABOVE MARKET

overpriced

against the median for apartments in Samara 1 (73 properties)

Area

34 m²

Floor

11 / 14

Construction

EPC

Year

1980

Yield analysis

Strong investment rating

8.1% / yr

Monthly payment209 €20% down payment · 20 yrs · 3%

Expected rent318 €at market conditions for the neighbourhood

The rent covers 152% of the payment — the tenant pays off the loan over 20 years. From rent alone, with no loan, it pays for itself in 12 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 13,000 € above the typical price (the median) for apartments in Samara 1 (73 properties) — 1,382 €/m² against 1,003 €/m².

One-room apartment in the city of Stara Zagora, Samara 1 district, located on the 11th floor of 14 in a residential building.

The layout includes an entrance hall, living room/bedroom with kitchenette, bathroom with toilet and terrace, with walk-through rooms.

The building dates from 1980, built with EPK technology, with two elevators and controlled access. Parking is available nearby.

The location is convenient with proximity to public transport stop, school, kindergarten and shops.

The property requires full renovation, which should be considered when planning its use as a residence or investment.

With 20% down over 20 years the monthly mortgage payment is about 209 €, against an expected local rent of 318 €. The rent covers the whole payment (152%).

Source: Market statistics for apartments in Samara 1

Pros and cons

AI summary

Pros

terrace
elevator
controlled access
close to transport

Cons

full renovation
walk-through rooms

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 1980 — about 46 years old.
Is there enough daylight during the day?
Because: The advertised exposure has no southern side.

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