Recent Visit
Posted: Sun Apr 20, 2008 12:45 pm
Just back from a week visiting our apartment in NFC for the first time and thought I'd give a wee bit of feedback to anyone who hasn't been yet.
On the whole the complex is looking good with lots of work going on but it seems to be a good standard. The apartment looks good with only a couple of very minor snags (eg. railings on the terrace missing a bit of painting). The staff in the office were very friendly and helpful too and were happy to deal with things quickly. Special mention to the security staff who were excellent. The shop on site is great - looks small on the outside but has good selection inside and really good value too. For any extras there is a bigger supermarket just over the road called Dili's (or something similar).
We opted not to have the furniture package so our place was empty but looking better after a week there. Be warned that because we didn't buy their furniture there were no lights fitted in our living room or kitchen (bare wires hanging). We had to pay 40 lev for each light - to be fair they did fit it within less than a day.
While out there we bought a couple of free-standing kitchen units from a shop in Nessebar (delivered next day) and FN fitted the tap and plumbed in the sink for a small fee.
The only concern about the complex is the massively busy road it is situated on. The main problem is there is no crossing and you have to cross it to get to anything else in Sunny Beach. The cars come along at kamikaze speeds and there is no pavement to speak of. Anyone going there with small children will have to be extra cautious if going out. Also returning to the complex at night there are no street lights so it is a bit daunting.
The noise from the traffic is not a huge problem when inside as the apartment is well soundproofed but a bit louder when sitting on the terrace.
I'm not sure how much Fort Noks will be able to do about this issue but I am going to contact them and urge other owners to do the same. The noise and view of the road could be masked with a couple of rows of strategically placed trees on the far side of the driveway to the complex. The crossing is a different matter (probably one for the local authority) but I think it's worth bringing to their attention.
Anyhoo if anyone wants any photos let me know and I'll try and work out how to do that.
Regards
Nic
On the whole the complex is looking good with lots of work going on but it seems to be a good standard. The apartment looks good with only a couple of very minor snags (eg. railings on the terrace missing a bit of painting). The staff in the office were very friendly and helpful too and were happy to deal with things quickly. Special mention to the security staff who were excellent. The shop on site is great - looks small on the outside but has good selection inside and really good value too. For any extras there is a bigger supermarket just over the road called Dili's (or something similar).
We opted not to have the furniture package so our place was empty but looking better after a week there. Be warned that because we didn't buy their furniture there were no lights fitted in our living room or kitchen (bare wires hanging). We had to pay 40 lev for each light - to be fair they did fit it within less than a day.
While out there we bought a couple of free-standing kitchen units from a shop in Nessebar (delivered next day) and FN fitted the tap and plumbed in the sink for a small fee.
The only concern about the complex is the massively busy road it is situated on. The main problem is there is no crossing and you have to cross it to get to anything else in Sunny Beach. The cars come along at kamikaze speeds and there is no pavement to speak of. Anyone going there with small children will have to be extra cautious if going out. Also returning to the complex at night there are no street lights so it is a bit daunting.
The noise from the traffic is not a huge problem when inside as the apartment is well soundproofed but a bit louder when sitting on the terrace.
I'm not sure how much Fort Noks will be able to do about this issue but I am going to contact them and urge other owners to do the same. The noise and view of the road could be masked with a couple of rows of strategically placed trees on the far side of the driveway to the complex. The crossing is a different matter (probably one for the local authority) but I think it's worth bringing to their attention.
Anyhoo if anyone wants any photos let me know and I'll try and work out how to do that.
Regards
Nic