Portrait view of the OPUS living room

Sofia, Bulgaria · 2026

OPUS

Available127 m²

OPUS

A residence where crafted surfaces, warm oak and a private garden form one continuous composition.

Completed in 2026, this garden residence is currently offered for sale.

Residence details

Year
2026
Location
Sofia, Bulgaria
Area
127 m² + 89 m²
Status
Available
Bedrooms
2
Bathrooms
2
Parking
Garage with direct hallway access

The residence

Inside and outside, considered together.

OPUS is organised around an open living space that extends naturally towards its private garden. Architecture, bespoke joinery and a deliberately concise material palette were developed as one continuous composition.

An outdoor room, not a backdrop.

The 89 m² private garden extends the living space through a sheltered terrace and layered planting. Glazing, floor level and sightlines make the transition feel natural throughout the day.

The plan

Quietly practical.

Two bedrooms, an en-suite main bathroom, integrated storage and a garage connected directly to the entrance hallway make daily life clear and efficient. Underfloor heating and integrated AEG appliances are resolved as part of the architecture.

Material palette

Wide view across the OPUS living room with oak flooring and sculptural furniture
01

LED lights with character

Continuous flooring and warm joinery

Close view of the hand-finished decorative plaster in OPUS
02

Custom decorative plaster

Hand-finished mineral surface

Green tactile ceramic and custom vanity in the OPUS en-suite bathroom
03

Tactile glass and ceramic surfaces

Deep colour in the en-suite bathroom

Bespoke OPUS cabinetry with precisely aligned timber fronts
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Bespoke cabinetry

Storage integrated into the architecture

Material, light and landscape form one continuous interior.

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