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30,000 sq.m. of agricultural land, located at 800 m from a small village, 12 km from the nearest town of Antonovo, and at 10 km from the main road Sofia – Veliko Tarnovo – Varna, it is also 50 km from the town of Veliko Tarnovo and 177 km to Varna.
Water and electricity are available. The altitude of the area is 500 m and the plot is flat. Game and fish can be found in the immediate area. The plot is excellent for building a hunters' or fishers' lodge. The plot borders with a river on one of its side. The last photo shows a view of the nearest village and the immediate area. The price is 1.5 EUR per sq.m. or 45,000 EUR for the whole plot.
This region distinguishes itself for its unique location and climate. The fact is, that the city is approximately at equal distances from the four major Bulgarian cities – Sofia, Varna, Plovdiv and Bourgas, which makes it the right place to buy a house. The rich history and the exquisite architecture both of Veliko Turnovo and the other towns from the region quickly attracted not only tourists, but investors too. The city of Veliko Turnovo is situated in the central part of Bulgaria at the foot of the Stara Planina mountain. It is spread on historic three hills and their surroundings – Tzarevetz, Trapezitza and Sveta Gora in the valley of the meandering Yantra river. It is an administrative centre and the capital of the second Bulgarian kingdom. The favourable climate, the abundance of cultural and historical monuments and the flourishing local crafts are all requisites favouring tourism. The medieval town is certainly the landmark of the city and one of the major tourist attractions. Spreading across the hills Tzarevetz, Trapezitza, Momina Krepost, Sveta Gora and the modern suburb Assenov, it clearly marks the two dominant fortresses of that time – the ones of Tzarevetz and Trapezitza, and the so-called New City, which was formed between them.
