
Apartment by the sea in Pomorie: why Pomorie
Pomorie is a seaside town that does not fall asleep after the season: according to the National Statistical Institute, 13,802 people lived there on 31 December 2024. The sea, Lake Pomorie with its healing mud and the salt pans are all within one walk, Burgas is 20 km away and the airport 10 km. For a buyer from Sofia or Plovdiv this is an apartment by the sea where you can live and relax all year round.
How does Pomorie differ from resort complexes?
Pomorie is a town with twenty-five centuries of history — it was founded as Anchialo and has had its present name since 1934. It has schools, kindergartens, the Pomorie St. George Monastery and the Salt Museum, so the town lives through the winter, not only from June to September.
Why is a place by the lake worth more than the front line?
Solna 59 stands in the Malkoto Ezero area, on the narrow strip between the lake and the sea: 200 metres to the sea and 107 metres to the working salt pans. The neighbourhood lies in the protection zone of the Pomorie Salt Pans monument, and only low-rise building with a cornice height of up to 7.50 metres is permitted here, so a multi-storey block will not appear next to you.
What is Lake Pomorie?
A hypersaline lagoon, twice as salty as the sea. Salt is produced by solar evaporation of sea water, the lagoon mud is used for healing treatments, and the lake is a protected area and a stop on the Via Pontica migration route. The visitor centre is 260 metres from the building, and the Salt Museum 250.
How do you get to Pomorie?
Burgas Airport is 10 km away, Burgas 20 km, Sunny Beach 18 km. The city bus stop on Knyaz Boris I Street is 170 metres from the building.
What does Solna 59 offer?
A two-storey building with eight apartments with south-facing balconies and four shops on the ground floor, a monolithic reinforced-concrete frame, 25 cm of brick and 12 cm of thermal insulation, 18 parking spaces in the yard. One-bedroom, two-bedroom and one three-bedroom apartment — all on the second floor.
Frequently asked questions
How far is the building from the sea?
200 metres on foot.
Does Pomorie live through the winter?
Yes. On 31 December 2024 the town had 13,802 residents according to the National Statistical Institute; schools, kindergartens and shops are open.
Can a tall building be built next to Solna 59?
No. The neighbourhood lies in the protection zone of the Pomorie Salt Pans monument, and the cornice height here is limited to 7.50 metres.