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It is a two storey house in a village in the beautiful countryside of Bulgaria. The area is predominantly rural and very peaceful. The weather in the area is mostly dry and warm, and the winter is mild. The region is famous for agriculture, hunting and fishing. Rural tourism is also popular here.
The house we offer is a two-storey one. It has 6 rooms, a corridor and a premise for the bathroom. The total living area is 160 sq m. The yard is a big one – 1600 sq m and is well maintained.
The nearest town is Yambol at 21 km. The closest International Airport is 67 km away.
ID: 1973
Property Status: Sold
District: Yambol
Area : 2 Floors
Plot Size : 1,600m 2
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: In the countryside, Near town, In fishing area, In hunting area, In vacation place, Near mountain
Published: Friday, February 18, 2011
Property Status: Sold
District: Yambol
Price Euro:
€24,900
Price GBP: £21,713
Price USD: $27,793
Category:
Houses Price GBP: £21,713
Price USD: $27,793
Area : 2 Floors
Plot Size : 1,600m 2
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: In the countryside, Near town, In fishing area, In hunting area, In vacation place, Near mountain
Published: Friday, February 18, 2011
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