We offer you two semi-detached houses situated in a lovely quiet village only 10 km away from the city of Varna and the sea. This is one of the most preferable areas in the summer season as it is close to the International Airport and the famous sea resorts of Golden Sands, St. Constantine and Elena. It is a perfectly organized region with well developed infrastructure and picturesque nature. There are very good conditions for fishing, yachting and hunting. The sea makes this area extremely attractive and if you want to make a profitable investment don’t hesitate to accept our suggestion. Each house has its own entrance toward the street. Both houses provide 280 sq m living area, 140 sq m for each one. There is a common yard at the rate of 700 sq m. Each house comprises: First floor – living-room with a kitchenette, bathroom and toilet, service premise; Second floor – three bedrooms, bathroom and toilet, two unfinished terraces and study on a second level. The houses are finished but some final peace of work like finishing the terraces and building a fence is needed. Running water and electricity are available and telephone line could be installed upon your request. Furniture is not included. Don’t let this offer through! It is your chance to surprise your family with your new holiday cottage!
Category:
Houses Area
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2 Floors
Plot Size
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700m
2 Extras:
Electricity, Water Location:
Near river, Near spa resort, In the countryside, Near town, In fishing area, In hunting area, In vacation place Published:
Thursday, April 5, 2007
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