Living in Pomorie all year round

You can live in Pomorie all year round: the town has 13,802 residents (National Statistical Institute, 31 December 2024), a secondary and a primary school, a vocational high school and kindergartens, and Burgas is 20 km away. Solna 59 was built for permanent living — with 25 cm of brick and 12 cm of thermal insulation, not as a summer apartment.

Are there schools and kindergartens?

The town of Pomorie has Ivan Vazov Secondary School, Hristo Botev Primary School and the Aleko Konstantinov Vocational High School of Tourism, and the kindergartens in town are Detelina and Veselushko (according to Pomorie municipality).

How do you get to Burgas and the airport?

Burgas is 20 km away, the airport 10 km. The city bus stop on Knyaz Boris I Street is 170 metres from the building.

Will it be warm in winter?

The walls of Solna 59 are 25 cm of brick with 12 cm of thermal insulation, the glazing is laminated, and the ceiling above the apartments is separated from the roof by a full thermal insulation package. So the building is heated as a home for the whole year, not as a summer cottage.

Where do you shop?

The ground floor of Solna 59 has four commercial units with shopfronts onto Solna Street, and the town centre is within walking distance.

What is left of the season when the tourists leave?

The sea 200 metres away, the lake and salt pans 107 metres away, the Salt Museum and the lake's visitor centre — without the summer crowds. Low-rise building in the salt pans' protection zone keeps the neighbourhood quiet.