Luxury office building for rent, on top location in Mladost 1!!!

Location

We offer for rent a two-storey office building class "B", with a status for "information-technological centre with a commercial area part". The property has a frontage on a main street in Mladost 1 quarter. Mladost quarter is one of the fast developing regions in Sofia city. It is second largest residential complex in the capital. The modern quarter is considered as a good place for investment. In the last years Business Park Sofia was founded in Mladost 4 - the district is urbanized as well and develops really fast.

Description

The multifunctional building is situated on a very communicative location. Next to it there is a public transport stop. Quick access to Tsarigradsko Shosee Blvd. - the biggest road artery, leading to all parts of the capital.

The premises of the building are suitable for offices or medical cabinets /but without hospitalization/. There is a possibility for separating a sports-entertaining part with a separate entrance and a lanscaped inner yard or a confectionary; or shop centre with storages. In front of the building there is a paking for about 100 cars, whish is a municipality possession. A second parking lot for about 50 cars can be separated.

Standard of finish

Flooring in the premises of the building are granite tiles flooring, granite, marble and linoleum. Walls and ceiling are latex painted; suspended ceiling in the central foiaer. terracotta and faience in the sanitary units.

There is SOT /security system/ and video-surveilance, ventilation, air-conditioning, structural cabling, own subscribers' station, central local heating, a freight elevator.

Disposition

• First floor: a spacious foiaer with a reception desk; offices with different square surfaces /from 10 to 206 sq.m./, a large staircase leading to the second floor, sanitary units; second staircase; corridors; a freight elevator. Internal transition to a separate building of 200 sq.m., suitable for a big offece, shop, confectionary with a terrace, etc. A rest area with a fire-place suitable for a coffee-bar. a possibbility for a fitness-hall with an access to an internal yard, separate preimises  with a jakuzzi and a sauna.
• Second floor: offices from 12 to 206 sq.m.; sanitary units; corridors; a small hotel area with rooms, each with a sanitary unit /about 10 sq.m./.

Additional info: The lessor want to lease the property to a single leaseholder. The price is with no VAT included. the premises need a repair from the previous tenants. The premises height differs, but no smaller than 3 m.

Accents

• Top location
• Direct and quick communications
• Luxury execution and extras
• An attractive offer

Construction type: Massive construction

Year of construction: 1999 Year

Heating: Central heating

Joinery: Aluminium windows

• Permission for use granted

Agent's valuation of the offer Excellent!

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