Restaurant operating near the Apollo complex in Nessebar, Bulgaria - 427.52 sq. m. (28373160)

ID28373160

Restaurant in Nessebar, 300 meters from the beach, Bulgaria

Price: 350 000 euros without VAT
Locality: Nessebar
Total area: 427.52 sq. m.
Floor: 1
Payment for service –no
Construction stage: The building was put into operation-Act 16

Payment scheme:
2000 euro deposit,
100% upon signing of the notarial act of ownership.

An existing, well-promoted restaurant is offered for sale.
The establishment is located next to the Apollo complex, where more than 100 apartments are actively rented out.

The room on the first floor of a five-storey residential building, with a total area of 427.52 sq. m, is currently used as a restaurant. The capacity is 150 people (98 seats in the inner hall and 52 seats on the outdoor terrace by the pool).

The internal hall for visitors is equipped with a Japanese divided air conditioning system (bidirectional: cold-warm), audio systems and television are installed.

There is a bar and a VIP room for 12-18 guests. There is an opportunity to watch a large Samsung 63-inch TV with the "Technix" audio system with the "Dolby Surround" sound. There is also a separate area for hookah and cigar lovers.

The interior of the guest hall was designed and executed by a group of young creative specialists from Bulgaria. On the walls, as well as in the art gallery, there are paintings by the artist Sergei Stelmashonka with the participation of cats made using special technology, with a good sense of humor and love for these beautiful pets.

As an additional entertainment - collective viewing of sports television programs, for dance lovers - live music and karaoke.

Kitchen equipment and its installation, warranty and post-warranty service is carried out by the well-known specialized Bulgarian company Impex.

The allowed energy consumption is 200 kW, the kitchen stoves run on natural gas.

The restaurant has been open since 2008.

Location:

Nessebar is a Bulgarian city located on the Black Sea coast of Bulgaria, on a rocky peninsula 850 m long and 300 m wide, 37 km north of the city of Burgas. Nessebar is divided into two parts: New Nessebar, where most of the modern houses and hotels are located, and Old Nessebar, located on a small peninsula. The city of Nessebar is one of the oldest cities in Europe. It is the successor of an ancient Thracian settlement called Mesembria, which existed since the beginning of the first millennium BC.In 510 BC, it was turned into a Greek colony.