IBG - Real Estates - Ref. IBG265 - Fully renovated house with three rooms, bathroom with WC, BBQ area, water-well, parking lot, and a big plot of land near Kavarna

Fully renovated two bedroom house situated in a big attractive village with many facilities near the town of Kavarna. The village is part of General Toshevo Municipality, Dobrich Region. The distance to the nearest beach is at 25 km in the town of Kavarna; the nearest airport is Varna International Airport which is at 73 km away.

The property represents 85 sq. m. of living area which is distributed between entrance hall, three rooms and a bathroom with WC. The house has been completely renovated and finished with laminated and terracotta floorings, plastered and painted walls and ceilings, external insulation on the walls, new air-condition and new PVC windows.

The garden has 1180 sq. m. which is big enough for adding a swimming pool. There is a sheltered BBQ area, water-well, parking lot and a wall with wooden finish. The property is accessible trough all seasons via tarmac road in good condition. Electricity and water are connected to mains; internet and digital television could be easily connected.

General Toshevo municipality is located in North-East Bulgaria in Dobrich District. The Municipality consists of 1 town (General Toshevo) and 41 and villages. The territory of the Municipality is crossed by second-class road Е-29 Varna - Constanza , Romania, 137.7 km of third-class roads, 97.1 km of fourth-class roads; these roads ensure connection to all population centres in the Municipality. Yovkovo border control point, which services the traffic on the border with the Republic of Romania, is located at a distance of 15 km from the municipal centre.

The Municipality is environmentally clean region without industrial polluters, with a potential for development of rural tourism. Protected areas in the area of General Toshevo have been declared in the villages of Rossitsa, Loznitsa and Bezhanovo. Dabovik village was the first to start offering hunting tourism. Areas for hunting tourism and fishing have been designated around Dryan Dam Lake, which has been granted under concession, and landscaped facilities for recreation have been built, as well as sports facilities with open-air and closed grounds and equipment.

Dobrich Region is located in the easternmost part of the hilly Danube Plain and area of Dobrudzha. It borders the regions of Varna, Shumen and Silistra. The boundaries with the Black Sea, the Danube River and Romania coincide with the national borders. The region lies remote from major international transport corridors.

The relief consists of lowlands and hilly plateaus - the low plateaus (up to 150–200 m high) are very typical for the region. The area is arid, one of the driest in the country, with few rainfalls in summer but yet very fertile - it is called the "Granary of Bulgaria". Typical of the agriculture in the region is wheat, fodder and technical crops. There is an oil and gas field near Shabla.

The development of the region was affected by the First National Catastrophe in 1913 (a historical and political term referring to the defeat of Bulgaria in the Second Balkan War) when the territory of Southern Dobrudzha was annexed to Romania. The former summer Palace of the Romanian royal family is situated in a beautiful park in Balchik.

There is an interesting ethnic group with distinctive customs and costumes living in Dobrudzha villages. These are the Gagauz – Bulgarian Christians who speak Gagauz, a language of the Turkic group. They are considered to be of proto-Bulgarian or Kuman origin.

Tourism:
The territory of the Dobrich is a unique mosaic of natural and archaeological sites of interest. Preserved remnants of ancient Greek colonies and Thracian cultural centres, medieval citadels and ethnographic landmarks are all places of cultural interest.

The area is also where one of the two major birth migration routes passes – the so-called "Via Pontika". Kaliakra Reserve is the only one in Bulgaria, which extends over sea area. The furthest northern riparian dense forest at the Black Sea coast in Bulgaria is located in Baltata. The Lake of Shabla is one of the biggest habitats of water lily and yellow pond-lily (Nuphar lutea) in Bulgaria.

The seaside holiday tourism is concentrated mainly in Albena and Rusalka holiday resorts, the towns of Balchik and Kavarna, the village of Kranevo and the camping sites near Shabla.

Dobrich Region offers also suitable conditions for hunting tourism (four game preserves are located on the territory of the region), business and conference tourism (in Albena and Rusalka), and fang therapy (in the resorts of Shablenska Tuzla and Balchishka Tuzla).