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List of Real Estates, Private Public Property, Regulated LIST OF REAL ESTATES, PRIVATE PUBLIC PROPERTY, REGULATED AS SHOPS AND COMMERCIAL SPACES ON THE GROUND FLOORS OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS (NOT COMPRISED IN THE HOUSING STOCK OF THE MOD), IN THE Location of theADMINISTRATION Real Estate OF THE MINISTRY OF DEFENCE Basement / Private Public Built-up Area Ideal Parts Function Service Rooms Property Title Deed Sq. m. % No. District Municipality City/Town Address Sq. m. No. 1 Sofia City Vitosha City of Sofia 41, Bakston Blvd, Entr. A Shop 90,92 26,00 05488/29.08.2005 5,66 2 Sofia City Vitosha City of Sofia 41, Bakston Blvd, Entr. A and Entr. B Shop 119,48 05489/29.08.2005 6,85 3 Sofia City Vitosha City of Sofia 41, Bakston Blvd, Entr. B and Entr. C Shop 63,94 20,70 05490/29.08.2005 4,02 4 Sofia City Vitosha City of Sofia 41, Bakston Blvd, Entr. B Shop 168,48 52,14 05491/29.08.2005 10,85 5 Sofia City Vitosha City of Sofia 41, Bakston Blvd, Entr. C Shop 89,04 57,42 05492/29.08.2005 6,42 6 Sofia City Oborishte City of Sofia 50A Sitnyakovo Blvd, Bl.1, Entr. А Shop 45,74 3,84 07338/23.10.2009 3,93 7 Sofia City Mladost City of Sofia Poligona, Karo, 111 Street, Bl. 3 Shop 207,39 03238/08.10.2002 10,855 8 Sofia City Mladost City of Sofia Mladost-3, Bl. 377, Entr. А, Fl. 1 Shop 348,51 03240/08.10.2002 4,34 9 Sofia City Mladost City of Sofia 124 Tsarigradsko Shose Blvd Shop 50,18 07387/11.01.2010 1,07 10 Sofia City Mladost City of Sofia 124 Tsarigradsko Shose Blvd Hall 63,42 07388/11.01.2010 1,35 11 Sofia City Mladost City of Sofia 124 Tsarigradsko Shose Blvd Hall 94,94 07389/11.01.2010 1,98 12 Sofia City Mladost City of Sofia 124 Tsarigradsko Shose Blvd Office 215,26 07383/11.01.2010 4,86 13 Sofia City Krasno Selo City of Sofia Lagera, Bl. 5, Entr. А Shop 88,97 33 04127/23.11.2004 2,658 14 Sofia City Krasno Selo City of Sofia Lagera, Bl. 5, Entr. А Shop 70,04 04127/23.11.2004 2,208 15 Sofia City Krasno Selo City of Sofia Lagera, Bl. 5, Entr. B Shop 69,75 04127/23.11.2004 2,199 16 Sofia City Krasno Selo City of Sofia Lagera, Bl. 5, Entr. C Shop 139,78 48,40 04127/23.11.2004 4,373 17 Sofia City Krasno Selo City of Sofia Lagera, Bl. 5, Entr. C Shop 88,97 19,20 04127/23.11.2004 3,071 18 Sofia City Lyulin City of Sofia Lyulin, Bl. 001, Entr. А Shop 113,89 03239/08.10.2002 1,5579 19 Sofia City Lyulin City of Sofia Lyulin, Bl. 001, Entr. C Shop 113,89 03239/08.10.2002 1,5713 20 Sofia City Ovcha Kupel City of Sofia Gorna Banya, 17 Lotos Str, Bl. 63, Entr. Shop and Storehouse 443,17 101,04 05958/15.12.2005 14,367 В 21 Sofia City Ovcha Kupel City of Sofia Gorna Banya, 17 Lotos Str, Bl. 63 Hall 247,05 05957/15.12.2005 6,5197 22 Sofia City Ovcha Kupel City of Sofia Ovcha Kupel, Bl. 20, Fl. 1, high-rise Shop 180,03 03499/02.12.2003 2,62 building 23 Sofia City Ovcha Kupel City of Sofia Ovcha Kupel 2, Bl. 20, Entr. А, low-rise Shop 183,53 03499/02.12.2003 2,668 building 24 Sofia City Ovcha Kupel City of Sofia Ovcha Kupel 2, Bl. 41B, Entr. А, Fl. 1 Storehouse 223,72 03498/02.12.2003 4,416 25 Sofia City Iskar City of Sofia Druzhba-2, Bl. 523, Entr. A-B Shop 110,99 03237/08.10.2002 1,334 26 Sofia City Iskar City of Sofia Druzhba-2,Bl. 202, Entr. A, Fl. 1 Shop 216,61 06344/03.08.2007 2,431 Location of the Real Estate Basement / Private Public Built-up Area Ideal Parts Function Service Rooms Property Title Deed Sq. m. % No. District Municipality City/Town Address Sq. m. No. 27 Sofia City Iskar City of Sofia Druzhba-2, Bl. 519, Entr. A Shop 81,55 05493/29.08.2005 1,037 28 Sofia City Iskar City of Sofia Druzhba, Bl. 519, Entr. A Shop 165,55 05494/29.08.2005 2,104 Location of the Real Estate Basement / Private Public Built-up Area Ideal Parts Function Service Rooms Property Title Deed Sq. m. % No. District Municipality City/Town Address Sq. m. No. 29 Sofia City Iskar City of Sofia Druzhba-2, Bl. 519, Entr. B Shop 43,80 05496/29.08.2005 0,544 30 Sofia City Iskar City of Sofia Druzhba-2, Bl. 304, Entr. D Shop 61,23 03242/09.10.2002 0,891 31 Sofia City Poduyane City of Sofia 114 Botevgradsko Shose Blvd, next to Bl. Shop 159,64 119,37 03205/15.07.2002 9,951 112 32 Sofia City Poduyane City of Sofia 114 Botevgradsko Shose Blvd, next to Bl. Shop 86,21 74,96 03205/15.07.2002 5,633 112 33 Sofia City Poduyane City of Sofia 118 Botevgradsko Shose Blvd, Bl. 111, Shop 167,45 03206/15.07.2002 6,50 Entr. A 34 Sofia City Poduyane City of Sofia 118 Botevgradsko Shose Blvd, Bl. 111, Shop 99,90 4,03 03206/15.07.2002 3,96 Entr. B 35 Sofia City Slatina City of Sofia 36 Geo Milev Str - righthand side Shop 205,27 204,00 04437/15.03.2005 13,55 36 Sofia City Izgrev City of Sofia 16 Samokov Str. Shop 221,43 03221/11.09.2002 8,751 37 Sofia City Izgrev City of Sofia 14 Samokov Str., Bl. 65 Shop 124,20 06554/21.03.2008 39,12 38 Sofia City Izgrev City of Sofia 14 Samokov Str., Bl. 65 Shop 53,30 06555/21.03.2008 26,13 39 Sofia City Izgrev City of Sofia 14 Samokov Str., Bl. 65 Shop 70,90 06556/21.03.2008 34,75 40 Sofia City Nadezhda City of Sofia Nadezhda, next to Bl. 435 Shop 187,08 69,87 07224/07.07.2009 0,38 41 Sofia City Nadezhda City of Sofia Nadezhda, next to Bl. 435 Shop 220,91 149,77 07225/07.07.2009 44,37 42 Sofia City Nadezhda City of Sofia Nadezhda, next to Bl. 435 Shop 89,95 07226/07.07.2009 18,06 43 Sofia City Nadezhda City of Sofia Tolstoy, Bl. 67 Hall 184,21 03348/18.02.2003 2,487 44 Sofia City Nadezhda City of Sofia Tolstoy, Bl. 43 Hall 193,79 03347/18.02.2003 2,614 45 Sofia City Lozenets City of Sofia 65 Dimitar Hadzhikotsev Str. Shop 141,3 7,36 01618/1999 11,21 46 Sofia City Lozenets City of Sofia James Bourchier Str, Bl. 122 Shop 99,03 03344/2003 1,808 47 Sofia District Bozhurishte Town of Bozhurshte Bl. 4, Albena, Entr. A Office 129,00 328/09.05.97 13,38 48 Sofia District Bozhurishte Town of Bozhurshte Bl. 4, Albena, Entr. D Hall 127,00 328/09.05.97 7,66 49 Blagoevgrad Blagoevgrad City of Blagoevgrad 30 Alexander Stamboliiski Str Shop 128,72 205/12.10.1999 50 Blagoevgrad Blagoevgrad City of Blagoevgrad 2 Chakalitsa Str., Entr. A Shop 89,84 208/13.10.1999 51 Kyustendil Kyustendil City of Kyustendil 192 Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd. Shop 261,51 64/11.08.1999 52 Kyustendil Kyustendil City of Kyustendil 20 Hadzhi Yoakim Str. Mess hall 247,96 316/2001 53 Kyustendil Kyustendil City of Kyustendil 20 Hadzhi Yoakim Str. Military Club 129,88 315/2001 54 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 2 Koprivkite Str. Shop 150,04 4824/2002 100,00 55 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 15 Koprivkite Str. Shop 89,92 6557/11.07.072717/1999 2,32 Location of the Real Estate Basement / Private Public Built-up Area Ideal Parts Function Service Rooms Property Title Deed Sq. m. % No. District Municipality City/Town Address Sq. m. No. 56 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 13 Koprivkite Str. Shop 270 2746/1999 6,96 57 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 2-4 Stadion Str. Shop 149,57 4555/2002 100,00 58 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 2-4 Stadion Str. Shop 195,1 4555/2002 16,64 59 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 2-4 Stadion Str. Shop 45,41 4555/2002 3,87 60 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 136 Maritsa Blvd. Shop 229,69 4724/2002 9,02 Location of the Real Estate Basement / Private Public Built-up Area Ideal Parts Function Service Rooms Property Title Deed Sq. m. % No. District Municipality City/Town Address Sq. m. No. 61 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 6 Prespa Str. Steamshop 286,98 101,6 6947/03.11.2008 60,96 62 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 6 Prespa Str., Quarter 21, part of land Hydraulic accumulator 90,00 6948/03.11.2008 17,71 63 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 125property Tsar 339Boris Obedinitel Blvd. Mess hall 514,42 58,42 4712/2002 16,49 64 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 46-48 Knyaginya Maria Luiza Str. Shop 137,99 4738/2002 2,24 65 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 48-50 Knyaginya Maria Luiza Str. Shop 137,99 4739/2002 2,24 66 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 57-59 Knyaginya Maria Luiza Str. Shop 143,36 4747/2002 2,32 67 Plovdiv Plovdiv City of Plovdiv 3 Gogol Str.
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