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1 storey house close to Karlovo

Ref No: 827 Type of property: House City/Town/Village: Karavelovo Region: Plovdiv Area: 65 sq.m Distance To Sofia: 220 km.
Misc Features: Distance To Airport: 220 km. Distance To Black Sea: 300 km. Of-plan Development 4300 New Building: No Parking Places: 1 Floor: 1 Bedrooms: 2 Bathrooms: 0 Basic Location:Rural	Price: 4900€ Status: Normal

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Description

This one storey house is in a village close to the town of Karlovo.

The house has a nice architectural design and is 65 m2 and comprises 2 large rooms, a smaller room and a large entrance area. There is also a cellar area with separate entrance. The house is in need of renovation and and repair to make this a nice family home.

There is electricity and water supplied to the house and available in the village are cable and satellite TV, telephone line and internet.

Externally is a pretty garden. 352 m2 with flowers and some trees, there is also a big barn made from stone and brick.

The village is quite large with good services, shops, cafes and restaurant, post office, new medical centre, market and good bus service. It is close to the towns of Karlovo and Sopot, the spa town of Hissar is approximately 15 kms and the town of Banya is being developed into a golf and spa destination.

About the City/Town/Village of Karavelovo

About the Region of Plovdiv

Plovdiv is the second largest city in Bulgaria. It’s situated in the west part of Upper Thracian Lowland, in the Maritsa River valley. It has population of about 376000 and is located 140 km away from the capital Sofia and 20 km from Assenovgrad.
Plovdiv is one of the ancient cities in Europe; it has nearly 8000 years of history.

It arose in the 5th century BC as a Thracian settlement, called Eumolpia. Later the city was conquered by Philip II of Macedonia and in his honour was named Philippopolis. Romans gave it the name of Thrimonzium. In the 6th century Slavs settled in the valley of the Maritsa River and introduced the name Pulden. In 1364 it fell under Ottoman rule and was renamed Filibe. In the first half of the 19th century the city flourished economically.

In 1956 the old town was declared an architectural reserve.

The Ethnographic Museum is housed in one of the biggest houses from the Revival period. The house has twelve rooms with two craft roofs, and wall painting. Many of the crafts are presented in the museum exposition.

Another places of interest in the Old town are the clock tower, Sahat tepe, the ancient pharmacy, the antique amphitheater, etc.

Plovdiv hosts the International Fair twice a year.

Places of interest: The Rose Valley, Starosel, Bachkovo Monastery

 

CCKB Ltd Bulgarian Property Services

Broker: Charlene Bradford

Phones: 00359 889 969639

Email: office@cckb-bg.com

Web page: www.cckb-bg.com

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