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A land for sale near Plovdiv

Ref No: 439 Type of property: Land City/Town/Village: Plovdiv Region: Plovdiv Area: 253000 sq.m Distance To Sofia: 150 km.
Misc Features: Distance To Airport: 30 km. Distance To Black Sea: 350 km. Of-plan Development New Building: No Parking Places: 0 Floor: 0 Bedrooms: 0 Bathrooms: 0 Basic Location:City	Price: 8855000€ Status: Normal

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KIMO is proud to present to your attention an excellent plot for investment.
The property is located only 17 miles away from Plovdiv (the second-biggest city in Bulgaria) and 20 miles away from Plovdiv International Airport.
The plot is 108 000 sq.m. large and is facing the highway that runs between Sofia (capital city of Bulgaria) tо Istanbul(Turkey)and Bourgas (main city on Black Sea coast), west-east direction. It is regulated and has electricity and running water supply. There used to be an old agricultural airport in the plot. It is suitable for developing because it has 260 meters facing the highway. There is a petrol station next to the property. The plot is very suitable for a factory, warehouse, logistic center, storage or even a race track!


Next to this plot you can obtain another plot of 145 000 sq.m. which is in procedure of regulation. Buy both two plots you will have face on the high way Sofia-Plovdiv-Burgas of 400 meters which makes the plot suitable for outlet center or logistic center.
Parameters for both plots:
Density – 70%
Kint – 2.4

We have a ready project for logistic center and if you are interested in cooperation please contact our office.

About the City/Town/Village of Plovdiv

Plovdiv is second biggest city in Bulgaria. The town is located in South-Central Bulgaria, 150 km from Sofia, 19 km from Assenovgrad, 102 km from Smolyan and 90 km from Stara Zagora. It is situated on the two banks of the Maritsa river and on six unique syenite hills (called \"tepeta\"). Around the three eastern hills the Thracians estabilished the ancient settlement of Evmolpiass, which was later on called Pulpudeva. In the year 342 B.C. the town was conquered by Philip II of Macedonia and was called Philipopol. During the Roman times it was given the name of Trimontium (\"town on three hills\"). The Slavs called it Plovdiv.
Plovdiv is divided into two parts - the old town (bg: Stariyat grad), which occupies the three eastern hills, and the lower town spread in the plain below. The modern town offers entertainment and vigorous sights but the old town /conveys best/ carries the atmosphere and the culture of the city.
The ancient part of the three-hill town is an architectural reserve. The Ancient Plovdiv has preserved until nowadays the athmosphere of the Renaissance.

The modern town is a trade and culture centre.It is a bunch of museums, churches, banks,hotels, cafes, restaurants, cinemas, shops, bars, bazaars, music clubs, casinos etc. Here rest the ruins of a Roman stadium and remnants of the Roman forum, here could be also seen several mosques and original Turkish baths. The modern centre provides entertainment and rich cultural life. Classical concerts take place at the Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra`s concert hall, here in January the Winter festival of Symphony Music is held. In the Fair Camp different international exhibitions and expoes are held all year round.

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

 

Kimo Real Estate

Broker: Stoyka Ivanova

Phones: 00359 32 94 41 64

Email: sales.kimorealestate@abv.bg

Web page: kimoproperties.com

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