€52,999
Bansko

66 homes and apartments for sale in Bansko, Bulgaria.
24 properties shown
€52,999
Bansko
€76,799
Bansko
€53,859
Bansko
€95,833
Bansko
€84,999
Bansko
€59,345
Bansko
€73,807
Bansko
€57,849
Bansko
€187,011
Bansko
€79,999
Bansko
€59,833
Bansko
€59,843
Bansko
€129,998
Bansko
€85,975
Bansko
€156,590
Bansko
€59,843
Bansko
€89,715
Bansko
€59,900
Bansko
€59,843
Bansko
€96,747
Bansko
€59,843
Bansko
€142,998
Bansko
€208,838
Bansko
€160,579
Bansko
Buyer's guide: Bansko
Bansko is Bulgaria's main ski resort, at the foot of the Pirin mountains in the Blagoevgrad region. RealEstateAbroad lists 66 properties with a median asking price of €168,548, with apartments and commercial units leading the stock.
Asking prices from current listings. Bulgaria adopted the euro on 1 January 2026.
| Measure | Bansko |
|---|---|
| Median asking price | €168,548 |
| p25 to p75 | €85,243 to €322,636 |
| Price per m² | €1,229 |
| Median size | 105 m² |
| Listings | 66 |
Apartments are 21 of 66, commercial units 20, houses 15 and land ten. Bedroom data is not available for this set of listings.
Many apartments are in resort complexes with annual maintenance fees, some with spa and pool access. Fees can be high relative to the purchase price, and they do not disappear in summer, so request the last two years of accounts. The 20 commercial listings include shops, restaurants and hotel-type units that cater to the resort trade, and the ten land plots may be development sites subject to zoning rules. See Bulgarian apartments, houses, commercial and land.
Bansko has a gondola that takes skiers up into Pirin National Park, with a ski season typically running through winter, and a summer season of hiking and festivals. The old town has traditional stone houses and taverns. Sofia is roughly 160 km away, about two and a half hours by road. Check road conditions in winter. The lower quartile of €85,243 buys older studios and one-bedroom units, while the top quartile of €322,636 covers larger apartments in premium complexes and detached houses. Rental yields have historically depended on ski-season occupancy and good property management, so speak to several local managers before you assume a figure.
Related markets: Sofia, Plovdiv and Lozen. They are other markets rather than neighbours of Bansko.
Foreigners can buy apartments and houses in Bulgaria, though non-EU buyers usually purchase land through a Bulgarian company. A notary completes the deal. Taxes include a local transfer tax of a few percent plus notary and registry fees, and annual property tax is low. Check completion certificates (Act 16) and maintenance fees before you buy. See the Bulgaria buying guide, financing page and overview.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes, apartments and houses.
No, summer hiking also draws visitors.
The building's completion certificate.
Yes, since 1 January 2026.