IBG - Real Estates - Brick build 4 bedroom house in Baniska, Ruse District. Near Baniska Dam Lake and Baniska Lom River

Property situated in a peaceful village near Ruse city. The village is very well known with its dam lake – the biggest in the region (called Baniska), and Baniski Lom River, which flows through the village. Local activities include: fishing, hunting, horse riding, biking, picnics, etc. The village is part of Dve Mogili Municipality, Ruse District and offers all basic facilities – food shops, local pubs, post office, medical services, etc.

The property offers big plot of 1240 sq. m. of regulated plot of land, solid two-storied house and additional outbuildings. The house is in very good condition and comprises of 142 sq. m. of living area, distributed between two floors. The first floor of the house consists of kitchen with dining area, bedroom, bathroom and a corridor. The second has another three bedrooms, and a hallway. The rooms are good sized with high ceilings. Electricity and water are connected to mains; Internet, cable TV and land line telephone could be easily connected.

Outside the house is the yard, spreading over 1240 sq. m. of land, it is well kept and big enough for adding a swimming pool for the hot summer days. There are additional outbuildings with total build area of 79 sq. m. which could either used by their original purpose or transformed into additional living area, BBQ, work-shops or anything else.

The property is suitable for holiday and living. Being close to the biggest Dam Lake in the region and Baniska Lom River, it offers great opportunity for fishing holidays and tourism

Dve Mogili Municipality is located in the southwestern part of Ruse Region. The Ruse - Gorna Oriahovitsa railroad line. The Ruse - Sofia road passes on the border with Borovo Municipality. The Cherni Lom and the Baniski Lom rivers flow through the Municipality. Baniska, the biggest dam lake in Ruse Region, is located in the Municipality.

Forests cover about 70,000,000 sq. m. Orlova Chouka cave is located in Pepelina village, 5 km away from Dve Mogili town. Saint Marina Monastery and the church, where a well with healing water has been built inside, are located next to Karan Varbovka village in Aiazmoto countryside

Ruse Region includes a part of the hilly Danube Plain, the Danube riverside plain of Pobrezhie and part of Ludogorie lowlands. It is bounded by the regions of Silistra, Razgrad, Targovishte and Veliko Tarnovo, and borders Romania to the north with the Danube River as a boundary. Some of the big rivers are the Yantra and the Rusenski Lom.

The region is important for the national transport system. The Danube River is linked through the European waterway system with the Mein and the Rhine rivers and connects the North Sea with the Black Sea. The first railroad line in Bulgaria – Ruse–Varna, built in 1866, crosses the region. Important roads and railways connect the region with the rest of the country and the only bridge over the Danube on Bulgarian territory connects the country with Romania. The middle point of the bridge marks the boundary between the two countries.

Protected areas on the territory of the region include the Rusenski Lom Nature Park, which comprises the picturesque canyon of the river valley, rock formations near the villages of Pisanets and Mechka, and the Orlova Chuka Cave.

Vestiges of prehistoric life in the region have been found in the Orlova Chuka Cave and in the mound of Ruse. Thracians, living in the area around the 4th c. BC, have left about 250 mounds. The Thracian silver treasure, discovered near the village of Borovo, known as the Ruse Treasure, is notable for the fine skilful decoration of animals’ figures and mythological scenes. The castles built during the Roman times to defend the Danube frontier include Sexaginta Prista (near Ruse), Jatrus (near the village of Krivina), Tigra (near the village of Marten), etc. The rock churches of Ivanovo are notable cultural landmarks of the region and they are included in the UNESCO List of World Cultural Heritage. The medieval fortress of Cherven can be also visited. In the 19th century Ruse is the gate for the European cultural influence on Bulgarian lands. The preserved patterns of urban architecture are among the most attractive and stylish throughout the country.