3 BED 2 BATH newly built bungalow..

The house has total living area of 135 sq.m. and a plot of land – 1000 sq.m. The property is situated close to the central part of the village on a quiet street with good access.
The house comprises of:

-corridor;

-Open-plan kitchen with lounge and fireplace;

-3 bedrooms;

-2 bathrooms with toilets;

- veranda.

The house is for sale fully furnished and equipped.. The kitchen has hob, oven, and fridge, extractor, sink, tap. There are 3 air-conditions fitted in every bedroom in the house. Flooring is laminate in the bedrooms and tiled in the lounge area; windows are PVC double glazed; doors are natural wooden; some of the ceilings are tongue and groove, other are just painted. Bathrooms are tilled and fitted with shower cabins. Flooring of the veranda is natural stone and railings are wooden. The house is rendered and painted outside. Bottom of walls are decorated with natural stone.

The garden that comes with the house is 1 000 sq. m which is fenced by stone wall with wooden gates. The road to the property is tarmac so it is accessible all year round. Septic tank is installed.

The village is very well developed one, with three food stores, restaurant, school, library, church, football playground. Internet and satellite TV are available in the village as well. There are regular buses to Balchik and Dobrich towns.

Distances:

-5 km to the town of Balchik and sea coast;

-40 km to Varna airport;

-19 km to Kavarna;

-12 km to Albena beach resort,

-7 km to Lighthouse Golf course.

Balchik is a small seaside town in Northern Bulgaria which combines the romance of its steep streets with the beauty of the sea. For a long time it has been known as the White Town for the mainly white colour of its lime rocks. Balchik has a 21 centuries history and has preserved traces of many cultures. All that can be seen in the Historical museum situated in the town centre.

The nearest big towns are Varna /40 km/ and Dobrich /35 km/. Albena, one of the biggest Bulgarian resorts is only 10 km away. There is regular bus transport to them. On the north /35 km/ the furthest eastern point of Bulgaria - cape Kaliakra juts out deep into the sea. The town is popular with its Botanical garden, The Palace of the Romanian queen Maria, the Art Gallery and Archaeological Museum. Three 18-hole golf courses with villa communities and marinas are being developed nearby, two of the courses are designed by Gary Player and one by Ian Woosnam.