AМur Homes is a modern residential complex designed by IPA architects in collaboration with the estemeed investor Garbi Group Ltd. The architectural design prioritizes both functionality and comfort, creating a visually compelling structure that elevates the surrounding area.
Standing 13 floors tall, the building features a central entrance that ensures easy access for all residents. AMur Homes offers a diverse slection of residential units, including two- and three-bedroom apartments, available in various sizes and layouts, each designed to meet the needs of the modern urban dweller. In total, the complex features 51 apartments.
For those seeking compact living options, Amur Homes offers 5 studio apartments. For those preferring more expansive living spaces, the top floors house two luxury maisonettes, each spanning up to 300 square meters of space and offering stunning panoramic views.
Amur Homes apartments are distinguished by their bright, spacious rooms with well-proportioned layouts, simplifying the furnishing process. Large windows and generous sunlight enhance the interiors, revealing pleasant views of the surrounding area.
The ground level of the building is efficiently organized to house garages and public amenities, including a small shop and a restaurant, adding convenience for residents. Two additional underground levels are allocated for parking, providing sufficient space for all residents.
Common areas at AMur Homes are marked by their luxurious interior design. The architectural approach to these spaces is focused on enhancing and complementing the occupants’ style and comfort, creating an environment of refined elegance.
The residential complex provides all the essentials for a modern and comfortable lifestyle, including easy access to major city points, a well-developed residential area, and nearby parks. Located in the heart of Sofia at the intersection of Slivnitsa Blvd. and Dimitar Petkov St., the complex is close to Sveta Troitsa Park, ideal for outdoor activities and relaxation, and near the Dimitar Petkov market for everyday needs.
