The short answer: New-build apartments in Bansko currently sell from €1,800 per m² in the pre-construction phase. A one-bedroom residence of ~40 m² starts at about €72,000, three-room residences at €135,000. Ownership is full freehold, notarised and registered in the Bulgarian state register — and since 2026, everything is priced and paid in Euro.
Current price levels by apartment type
- 1–2 room residences (40–65 m²): from €72,000 — the most rentable format in Bansko, with balcony or terrace and mountain view
- 3-room residences (75–110 m²): from €135,000 — south/west aspects, only 20% of the building and typically the first to sell out
- Penthouses (top floor, covered roof terraces): price on request — see the penthouse page
All prices are stage 1 pre-sale prices. The price per m² rises in fixed steps as apartments sell — with every tranche of units sold, the next tier applies. The list you request today is the lowest the project will ever be.
What every apartment includes
- A 220 m² spa in the building — indoor pool, sauna, steam bath and salt room
- Heated 7×20 m outdoor pool, landscaped family grounds and playground
- Lobby bar with fireplace lounge and concierge-style reception — including guest check-in if you rent out
- Heated ski room and secure underground parking
- Panoramic view of the Pirin (south) or Rila (north) mountains — protected by Bansko's 3+1 storey building limit
How buying works
You request the price list and floor plans below, we answer personally within 24 hours, and if a unit fits, you can reserve it — payments then follow verified construction progress until notarised handover. For serious buyers we organise a personal viewing trip from Germany to Bansko before any decision.
Get today's prices & floor plans
Free, non-binding and personally answered — usually within 24 hours. The price per m² rises as units sell.
FAQ
New-build apartments at Mont Verde Bansko start at €72,000 for a one-bedroom residence (~40 m², from €1,800/m²). Three-room residences start at €135,000; penthouses are priced on request.
Yes. EU and non-EU citizens can hold full freehold title to apartments in Bulgaria, notarised and registered in the state property register. Bulgaria is an EU member and uses the Euro.
Yes — reserving fixes your unit and your price in writing. List prices for remaining units rise in stages as units sell.
The current availability list, floor plans and the full price list are shared personally. Request them via the form — you receive them usually within 24 hours, with no obligation.