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House Near Yambol With A Big Garden

Looking for a cheap property in the countryside? Then perhaps this property might be exactly for you. It is a brick built house in a lovely village in the beautiful countryside. The area is rural and very peaceful. The region is suitable, hunting and fishing. All kinds of rural and eco-tourism are also popular here. The town of Yambol is about 30 km away. It is a home to an ancient settlement, a national archaeological reserve and a nature preserved site, being the most important Thracian settlement in Bulgaria. The house we suggest you here is old, but is in a good structural condition. It needs some renovation to become a place suitable for living and holidays. The house is a one-storey one comprising of two.The main advantage of the property is the huge garden. Its 3 000 sq m can fit another 2 big houses, while the existing one can be renovated and left as a guest house. There is even space for a swimming pool. Such a good investment is worth considering.

ID: 2606
Property Status:  Sold
District:  Yambol
Price Euro:  €13,550
Price GBP:  £11,816
Price USD:  $15,125
Category:  Houses
Area :  1 Floor
Plot Size :  3,000m 2
Extras:  Electricity, Water
Location:  Near river, In the countryside, Near town, In fishing area
Published:  Monday, May 21, 2007
 

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