Ski property in Bulgarian mountains - Bansko (ID BBP-145)

Bansko

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Situated in a prime location just next to the new Gondola in the heart of the Pirin Mountain range, Guinness is Bansko’s jewel in the crown. The complex houses 129 unique, stylish apartments, fashionably finished and fully furnished to the highest quality standard. This 5* complex also boasts a distinctive attractive exterior, designed with distinguished modern architecture, offering an incomparable opportunity for investment. Set in magnificent landscape next to the Glazne River, surrounded by breathtaking mountain views, presenting state-of-the-art facilities, conveniently located amenities, this exclusive development is a first class asset to Bansko.

Information about the town of Bansko

The History of Bansko dates back to ancient times. As a clear evidence one can see the ruins of several fortresses from Antiquity, of Thracian burial mounds, medieval settlements and churches excavated in the vicinity. The first documentary proof of the town's existence comes from the middle of the 16th c. During the time of the National Revival (late 18th to the mid 19th c.), Bansko grew up to become a manufacturing, commercial, cultural, and spiritual center. Trade connections with the Aegean, Central and Western Europe were well established and caravans of pack-horses carried goods to the south and north, and east and west. ll those contacts helped the early development of national self-consciousness in people. Bansko is the birth place of Paisiy Hilendarski - the author of Istoria Slavyanobalgarska (the first written history of Bulgaria), Neofit Rilski - the founder of secular education in Bulgaria and the first Bulgarian encyclopedist, Toma Vishanov (nicknamed Molera) - the founder of the Bansko Schoolof Art, and many other prominent citizens who took part in the struggle for National Liberation from the Ottoman (Turkish) rule. The spirit of Bansko's past comes down to us through the cen-turies. A number of fine Bulgarian orthodox shrines and the houses built in the traditional Bulgarian National Revival style create the unique atmosphere of Bansko. Outstanding among these are the two churches, the Metoh (Convent) affiliated to the Rilski Manastir (Rila Monastery), and the complexes of traditional old Bansko-style houses along the streets of Yane Sandanski, Velyan Ognev, Neofit Rilski (around the Sveta Troitsa Church), Gechkovata Razkrastitsa, Pirin, and Kiril i Metodiy, as well as the ensembles called Dzhidzhevite Kashti, Zlatevite Kashti, Koyuvite Kashti, Stefanovite Kashti, etc. (kashta means house in Bulgarian; kashti - houses). The Bansko-style house is built almost entirely of stone, with yards surrounded by high walls, with deep wine cel-lars and secret trap doors, small barred windows and solid front gates; each house has the appearance of an impregnable fortress standing along the narrow winding cobbled streets. Even today, one of the main economic activities of the local population is woodworking, furniture and wooden toys making. A great number of small privately owned carpentry workshops and woodcarvers' studios operate in the town as well.

The Bansko Municipality (462 sq. km; pop. 14,833) comprises the most beautiful and majestic part of the Pirin Mountains, small parts of the Razlog Col, the scenic gorge of Momina Klisoura along the banks of Mesta River and a small cut of the vast Rhodope Mountains known as the Dabrashki Dyal Range. The town of Bansko (pop. 9,740) is the administrative, economic and cultural center of the municipality. It is located in the south-western part of the Razlog Plain, at the foot of Northern Pirin. It is an extremely popular tourist center, visited all year round by lovers of nature and winter sports as well as a great number of visitors who flock to admire the traditional Bulgarian architecture, culture and mode of life.


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