Gramadeto · Bansko · Bulgaria
A mountain address that stayed a community
Fifty apartments at the foot of the Pirin mountains, a few minutes on foot from the gondola. Pirin Lodge was built as a residence and is lived in as one: neighbours from a dozen countries, a shared wellness centre, and a building that is looked after.
Built for the mountains, kept for the people who live here
The building sits in Gramadeto, the quiet southern edge of Bansko where the resort meets the forest. The gondola, the restaurants and the shops are within walking distance, yet the street itself is calm. Inside, the emphasis has always been on the things that make a mountain home comfortable in January: solid insulation, a fireplace in every apartment, hot water that does not run out, and warm common areas.
What the building offers
Wellness centre
Sauna, Turkish bath and jacuzzi, reserved as a private slot so you have the zone to yourself.
Walking distance to the lift
The gondola station, the taverns and the ski shops are a short walk from the front door.
A fireplace in every apartment
Marble fireplaces and solid beech floors. Firewood can be arranged through the building.
Private ski cellars
Skis, boards and boots stay downstairs, out of the hallway and out of the apartment.
Central laundry
Shared washers and dryers, so a week of mountain clothes is not a problem.
Gardens, parking and security
Landscaped grounds, free parking on site and security around the clock.
Residents only
The wellness centre
Sauna, Turkish bath and jacuzzi on the lower floor of the building, kept for the people who live here. The zone is reserved as a whole, so the slot you book is yours alone.
WellnessResidents
For residents
The residents portal is where the building comes together: reserve the wellness centre, read what the manager has posted, find the documents of the owners association, and report a fault without chasing anyone by phone.
Accounts are created by the building manager. Do you live here and have no login yet? Get in touch.
The surroundings
And then there is Bansko
Seventy kilometres of pistes in winter, a national park on the UNESCO list in summer, and more than a hundred traditional taverns in a town of seven thousand people.
About the area