Cheap Bulgarian House
OK Bulgaria | UK owned and operated.

Family, one-storey new house.

Furnished.

The area is 192 sq.m. 

Area in the center of the village of Zhilentsi - living room, dining room, kitchen - 60 sq.m., 3 bedrooms, one bathroom with WC, separate WC and a larger bathroom with WC, laundry room, closet, storage rooms, 2 verandas, paths with stamped concrete.

Heating-fireplace with water jacket.

4500 sqm land.

Garage with thermal panels - 50 sq.m.

Distances:

• 3 km to town of Kuystendil
• 15 km to Gueshevo border checkpoint
• 90 km to Sofia airport

Zhilentsi is a village in western Bulgaria, part of Kyustendil Municipality, Kyustendil District.

It is 3 km west of Kyustendil, 90 km southwest of Sofia and 15 km from Gueshevo border checkpoint.

The population is about 1200 people.

The village consists of the neighborhoods Vezenkova, Rekalska, Grancharska, Tsentar, Serbinska, Chiflika, Dolna Brestnitsa, Dolna and Mazneva.

The relief is mountainous and hilly with an altitude of 638 m.
The climate is transitional-continental, which is typical of mild winters - with average temperatures around 2ºÐ¡ and pleasant and cool summers - with an average temperature around 23ºÐ¡.

The infrastructure is well developed. The village is electrified, supplied with water and partially canalized. It has a network for cable TV, coverage of all telephone operators, landlines and internet.

Intercity transport connects it with the main regional town of Kyustendil.
The village is connected by an asphalt road with the main road E871 with the town of Kyustendil, Sofia and the border checkpoint for Macedonia.

There is a kindergarten, a community center and a church in the village.
A general practitioner serves the villagers.

Tourist and cultural landmarks

In 1893 the church of St. Nicholas was built in the village, with a nice stone construction.
On the territory of the village there are two houses-museums, those of Dimitar Kalyashki and Sasho Klechkov.
The proximity to Rila Mountain, which is the highest mountain in the Balkans, combined with the magnificent nature and the richness of plant and animal species is a great prospect for mountain and eco tourism.
The convenient connection of the village with the town of Kyustendil allows for visits to the mineral springs and balneo-sanatoriums located in the town, as well as to archeological excavations from Roman times.
Hisarlaka Hill rises 2 km southeast of Kyustendil. The fortress was built in the late IV - early V century.

• All bulgarian properties have electricity.
• About 98 percents of all bulgarian properties have access to running water, except some small remote bulgarian villages up in the mountains.
• All bulgarian houses in the villages have a septic tank, central sewage system is available only in a few very large villages.
• All properties have access to internet.
• There is at least one village shop in every village in Bulgaria, except some small remote villages up in the mountains.
• Selling price is Euro, not pounds. GBP price is for reference only and can vary daily.
• All properties in Bulgaria can be purchased remotely or directly from UK, without visiting Bulgaria.