Item ID: 576

Price: 18 500 €

Land: 2960 sq. m.

Location: Bulgaria, near Veliko Tarnovo

Property situated in a peaceful village near Veliko Tarnovo city. The village is only about 5 min drive from the municipality’s centre – the town of Polski Trambesh. There are other British people in the village, some of them living permanently there. The village offers all basic facilities – food shops, pubs, restaurants, post office, municipality building, etc.

The property is situated in the village's outskirts, close to the village’s dam lake. The estate comprises of a large plot of 2890 sq. m. of land, big two-storied house in overall good condition, summer kitchen attached, many outbuildings, draw-well and a drive-way. The property provides privacy and stunning views to the surroundings.

The house is facing South-East, it is on two floors and in very good condition. The first floor offers two entrance-halls, six rooms and an inner bathroom, which is quite an advantage for the comfort of living. The second floor offers another three good-sized bedrooms, and a corridor. A second bathroom could be added on the second floor for more comfort of living.

There is an attic with the same floorage as the second floor. Underneath the house is the cellar – with its constant temperature is a perfect place for storing wine, preserves or anything else. It could also be converted into a traditional tavern.

The yard spreads over 2890 sq. m. of land (divided in two equal parts in front and at the back of the house), very well-kept, and providing enough space for adding a swimming pool and/or growing different fruit trees, vegetables, flowers, vineyards, etc. A nice, well landscaped garden could be arranged in front of the house, and the land behind the house could be used for agricultural purposes.

There is a draw-well which is a big plus to the estate, as the water from the well never ends and it is free of charge; usually used for watering the garden, filling up a swimming pool, or as an alternative water supply for the house.

The property has many farm buildings, which are approx. as big as the house is. The barns are brick and stone built, attached one to another. Some of the outbuildings are as high as a two-storied building, which makes them easily convertible into almost anything - BBQ area, workshops, playing rooms or even second house or studio apartments.

Next to the outbuildings is the driveway, which allows parking several cars into the yard. The house is accessible through all seasons via an asphalt paved road in good condition.

Water and electricity are connected to mains, there are water fountains inside the house and outside in the yard. There is electricity and water in some of the outbuildings. Internet and Cable TV could easily be provided. The house is in good condition, but for more comfort would need some modernization works.

The village:

The village of Maslarevo is located in Central North Bulgaria, between the towns of Svishtov and Veliko Turnovo. It is known as one of the biggest villages in the area. The soil is very generous, which is why most of the local people work in the agriculture.
All the basic utilities such as post office, pub, cafes, shops, and regular bus services are available. There are a forest and a big dam-lake, right next to the village, which makes the area particularly suitable for fishing and hunting.

The Municipality

The village is located in North-Central Bulgaria; It is part of Polski Trambesh Municipality, Veliko Tarnovo District. The location of the municipality determines its place in the national infrastructure concerning its transport, electric transmission and communications networks. Major transport routes cross its territory – the roads Ruse-Veliko Tarnovo, Svishtov-Veliko Tarnovo, Pleven-Ruse, and the railway Ruse-Gorna Oriahovitsa. Another characteristic feature is the natural gas pipeline. The landscape of the municipality Polski Trambesh is plain and undulating. Its altitude varies from 30 to 360 m above sea-level, with the lowest point along the river Yantra valley. It is extremely favourable for the development of agriculture, manufacturing, transport and communications.

The District

Veliko Tarnovo Region is situated in North- Central Bulgaria. It is bounded north by the Danube River and south by the Balkan Mountains. It also borders the regions of Pleven, Lovech, Gabrovo, Stara Zagora, Sliven, Targovishte and Ruse, and over the Danube it borders Romania.

The relief in the region is diverse – there are lowlands, hilly plains, river valleys and heights of the fore-Balkan Mountains, parts of the central Balkans. The Yantra is the largest and high water river in the region. Some other big rivers are Yantra`s tributaries – the Rositza and Dryanovo Rivers. Well-developed is the stockbreeding sector.

The reserves of Haydushki Chukar (“Haidouk Crags”) and Byalata Krava (“White Cow”) are located in the Balkan Mountains of Elena. There are 140 cultural monuments of national significance within the area of Veliko Tarnovo Region. Here are some of the most visited cultural and historic sites which make tourism a significant part of the region’s economics.

The cultural history of the area dates back to the prehistoric age. Vestiges of the late Paleolithic Age (the 4th millennium BC) have been found. Near the village of Nikyup lie the remnants of the Roman town Nicopolis ad Istrum and in the vicinity of Svishtov are the remnants of Novae. The region was also the host of the capital city of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom – Veliko Tarnovo.

Among the most visited sites are the medieval castle of Tzarevetz and the impressive audiovisual spectacle “Sound and Light”, a unique performance on the Balkan Peninsula. There are remains of ancient and medieval castles near the villages of Vetrentzi, Vishograd, and Draganovo. The village of Arbanasi is a unique ensemble of fortified stone-made houses and richly painted churches.

Very valuable are the architectural monuments of the National Revival period – a multitude of churches, monasteries and houses that were built by talented Bulgarian masters. The largest number of churches and monasteries in Bulgaria is in Veliko Tarnovo Region which is a very good condition for the development of pilgrimage tourism.

The numerous cultural monuments, the rich and diverse fauna and thermal waters near the village of Voneshta Voda (“Stinking Water”) provide conditions for cultural and hunting tourism along with medical and balneological tourism. The vine-growing complexes in Lyaskovetz, Suhindol, Karaysen and Svishtov stimulate the wine tourism. The municipalities of Elena, Zlataritza, Strazhitza and Pavlikeni specialize in rural tourism.

The property is:

- 5 miles away from the Municipality centre - town of Polski Trambesh;

-21 miles from the town of Veliko Tarnovo ;

-37 miles from Ruse City and the border with Romania;

-37 miles from the nearest Ski resort;

-98 miles from the nearest Silistra;

- 118 miles from Varna Airport and the seacoast;

- 123 miles from Sofia - the capital of Bulgaria.

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