Sale+38% above market

Two-room apartment in the centre of Vratsa with terrace

VracaCentyr

Published: 2 June 2026 Updated: 30 September 2026

SaleOn request

Expected rent359 € /mo

Area

69 m²

Floor

1 / 3

Construction

Brick

Year

1970

Heating

District Heating

Yield analysis

Low investment rating

2.5% / yr

Calculated from the median rent for the neighbourhood, at full occupancy and before running costs — a benchmark, not a guarantee.

Price history

1 change since listing▼ 2.9% · 5,000 €

175,000 €2 June 2026Initial price
170,000 €▼ 5,000 € (2.9%) 1 August 2026Price reducedCurrent

Property analysis

This apartment is priced 38% above the typical price (the median) for comparable properties — 2,463 €/m² against 1,780 €/m².

Apartment with two rooms in the town of Vratsa, located in the ideal city centre. It is situated on the first floor of a three-storey brick building from 1970 on a quiet street near Hristo Botev Square.

The layout includes a bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom, corridor and one terrace with east-west aspect. The dwelling is medium-sized and warm, suitable for permanent residence.

The building is brick, and the apartment is partially renovated with replaced window frames in the bedroom and kitchen, but still requires renovation for full functionality. There is controlled access and two adjacent basements of 10 sq m each.

The location is convenient for city living with easy access to central services and transport, while being situated in a quieter part of the centre.

The property is suitable for people looking for a home with good layout and location but are ready to invest in renovation and improvements.

The asking price has fallen by 5,000 € (2.9%) since it was first listed.

Source: Market statistics for apartments in Vraca

Pros and cons

AI summary

Pros

functional layout
east-west aspect
two basements
quiet street

Cons

ground floor
needs renovation

Questions for the viewing

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Is there still room to negotiate?
Because: The price has been cut once, by about 3%.
Have the risers been replaced, and when was the roof last repaired?
Because: The building dates from 1970 — about 56 years old.
Is there damp, is there enough daylight, and what is the noise like?
Because: The property is on the first floor.
Is there enough daylight during the day?
Because: The advertised exposure has no southern side.