The wonderful secession building was completely refurnished
by Rapid, creating two new floors under the roof, a restaurant in the basement
and a new lift on a plot of 604 m2 and gross floor area of approx. 1230
m2. The house is just in front of the National Opera house in Sofia, near the
Alexander Nevski Cathedral.
It used to be the main office of Hypo Vereinsbank (Bulgaria)
for two years.
The house belongs now to a Bulgarian company.
The building was constructed in the beginning of the
20th century, as a monolithic solid-structure building with a double-slope
wooden roof covered with grooved tiles. The architectural style of the façade
is late Secession, characterized by many ornamental geometrical elements,
especially around the openings in the walls.
Since 1950, the building was used for administrative
purposes. As a result of the long use of the building and poor maintenance of
the wooden roof structure, the latter needed complete reconstruction.
The real estate is situated in the central part of the city, in the main city center, in the immediate vicinity of the Sofia Opera, the Sofia Municipality, and state institutions, embassies, legations, consulates and other buildings forming the typical style of this part of the city center. This real estate is very attractive in terms of location and functionality, due to the specific environment in this part of the city center.
The configuration and situation of this building makes this
real estate very efficient and attractive in terms of commercial potential. By
preserving the external architectural appearance and by reallocating the
interior space through renovation, this building can be adapted for various
purposes: residential, financial center, representation offices of a large or
medium-sized international company, any of these possible uses of the building
being appropriate to the specifics of this part of the city.
The configuration and situation of this building makes this real estate very efficient and attractive in terms of commercial potential. By preserving the external architectural appearance and by reallocating the interior space through renovation, this building can be adapted for various purposes: residential, financial center, representation offices of a large or medium-sized international company, any of these possible uses of the building being appropriate to the specifics of this part of the city.