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House for sale in the town of Radomir

The house is located in the town of Radomir – a town in southwestern Bulgaria, part of Pernik district.

The town lies at the western foot of the mountain Golo Bardo, 13km away from Pernik, 44 km away from Sofia, and 46 km away from Kyustendil. The town of Radomir has a rich historical heritage. It was a medieval town, established on the ruins of an ancient necropolis.

The offered house has a total living area of 70 sq m. The property is built on a plot of land with size 820 square meters. The house has two residential floors and an attic. On its ground floor there is a garage. There is also a basement, an internal bathroom and a toilet. Internal stairs connect all the floors and the attic.

The area around is well developed. The main water pipeline has been replaced and new sidewalks are being built. The property can be easily connected to the gas supply.



ID: 16445
Property Status:  Available
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District:  Pernik
Price Euro:  €84,000
Price GBP:  £71,400
Price USD:  $85,680
Category:  Houses
Area :  3 Floors
Bedrooms: 3 Bedroom
Living area: 70 m 2
Plot Size :  820m 2
Extras:  Electricity, Water
Location:  In town
Published:  Thursday, February 2, 2023
 

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