A Japan & Bali-inspired apartment on a quiet street between the beach and the Old Town. 70 square metres of linen, wood and filtered light — for two, for remote work, for long stays.
That feeling when nothing is missing and nothing is too much. That's how we made this place — natural linen, wood, stone and rattan, light that comes in softly, and a garden that in the morning is yours alone.
I'm Victoria. I love travelling, discovering places and people — and I wanted to create somewhere I'd want to return to myself. Write to me directly: you get me, not a platform.
A room within a room — a wooden cube with sliding rattan doors. Close them and the world stays outside.
Linen, light from three sides and a sofa that's hard to leave. It folds out for a third guest.
Emerald green tiles, sunrise-gold fixtures and a rain shower. The smallest room with the most character.
Well-equipped — with a dishwasher, washing machine and separate dryer. Long stays are easy here.
Your own quiet corner — for yoga, meditation, stretching or a book. Made for slowing down.
A terrace, outdoor furniture and sea and mountain views. Morning coffee happens here.
Close enough to walk everywhere. Far enough for quiet evenings.
You set off down a quiet residential street — no traffic, no noise from bars.
There's a supermarket and a pharmacy on the way, about 10 minutes along — handy for morning coffee or anything forgotten.
Sozopol's largest beach, with clean sand and a gentle slope into the sea. The paddle board and beach umbrella are waiting in the apartment.
Nagomi sits in a quiet residential part of Sozopol — away from the late-night noise of the centre, yet within walking distance of everything: the beach, the Old Town, the restaurants and the harbour. Your parking space is free and private, so the car stays put and you go on foot.
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