Cheap Bulgarian House
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An evening on the upper terrace, with the nearby hills and fields on one side and the village street and your own yard on the other, sets the tone for this old country house. It stands on regulated land within the limits of a small, quiet village, 5 km from the nearest town.

The two-storey house has three bedrooms, a spacious living room, storage space and a terrace, and the yard holds the remains of a small barn. It suits a buyer who wants a rural holiday base or a permanent home and likes the idea of shaping an old house to their own taste: the rooms can be rearranged in various ways to make better use of the property.

Property features:
• Old two-storey country house with external stairs between the levels
• Three bedrooms: one on the ground floor, two upstairs
• Spacious living room on the ground floor
• A storage room downstairs and a storage room/closet upstairs
• Small upper terrace with views of the hills, fields, street and yard
• Regulated plot with the remains of a small barn
• Within the limits of the settlement
• Shop, bar and post office in the village; bus to the nearest town twice a day

Downstairs:
External stairs connect the two levels of the house. The ground floor centres on a spacious living room, from which you step into a bedroom and into another room currently used for storage.

Upstairs:
The stairs lead to a small terrace and from there into a corridor linking three rooms: two bedrooms and a storage room or closet. The terrace looks out over the nearby hills and fields as well as the street and the yard, which makes it a natural spot for a morning coffee or a quiet hour at the end of the day. Because the rooms can be rearranged, the layout can be adapted to the way you plan to live here.

The plot:
The land is regulated and lies inside the settlement limits, and the remains of a small barn stand on it. There is room to plan a garden and to decide what to do with the old outbuilding.

In the village:
The village is relatively small, with a shop, a bar, a post office and the mayor's office. A bus connects it with the nearest town twice a day, and a large river lies 5 km away.

Getting around:
The nearest town, 5 km away and the seat of the local council, has an emergency room, a dentist, a pharmacy, shops for clothes, food and construction materials, a school and kindergarten, police and fire stations, a library, a petrol station, administrative services and the train station, with connections to many towns and villages across Bulgaria, the Black Sea coast included.
• Sofia – by train: the national capital, with Bulgaria's main international airport, museums, theatres, restaurants and shopping, and Vitosha mountain on its doorstep.
• Vratsa – by train: the regional capital at the foot of the Balkan range, close to the Vrachanski Balkan nature park and the Ledenika cave.
• Veliko Tarnovo – by train: the historic medieval capital, with the Tsarevets fortress above the Yantra river and a lively old quarter.

A village home with room to grow:
An old house, a regulated plot, a quiet small village and a train station within 5 km add up to a flexible base that you can adapt to your own plans. Get in touch with us to arrange a viewing.

• 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.
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• All properties in Bulgaria can be purchased remotely or directly from UK, without visiting Bulgaria.