In previous material we've laid out the pros and cons of living in an apartment. As a continuation here we will list the things you will face if you live in a house.

The house is undoubtedly the better option if you like to throw parties. Generally there is more space and largely no need to consider noise levels in the evening. There won't be any neighbours so close as to have loud music disturbing them.

Of course, more space means more cleaning. You'll have more windows to wash, a bigger floor to mop, and the yard needs to be maintained too.

Houses usually also include ample parking space in front or a garage, and as you know finding a parking space around a block of flats can be quite difficult and frustrating. With the house you will also have more free space and much more peace of mind. No neighbours on the other side of the wall, or prying eyes from the higher terraces on the opposite block. If you keep a dog or a cat, for example, having a yard makes your task much easier. Your pet will have somewhere to walk and feel relaxed and free because it won't be confined between the apartment walls.

However, the house is much colder than the apartment. And while that's great in the summer and you may not even need air conditioning, in the winter your heating bills will be much higher than they would be in an apartment.

In conclusion, it all depends on your personal preferences, your job and your lifestyle. Whether you want a house or an apartment, the highly qualified team at Bolyarski Estates is here to help you choose the perfect home to suit your preferences.