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Regulated land near Yambol

The land is 2200 sq m large and regulated which is a big adventure because in order to build on it you don`t need to change its status as it already is changed!!!The views around the plot are beautiful and the area is very green.
The property is located in a picturesque village about 31 km far from the town of Yambol and 55 km far from the second biggest city on the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast. The International Airport is about 60 km away at the end of the city. The village is well developed- There is a primary school, a health centre, shops, a cafe, a restaurant, regular bus system to the main towns and villages in the area and etc. The village is the biggest in the region and it is on the road that connects Bourgas and Yambol. The surrounding area is favorable for relaxation and recreation. Take advantage and contact us regarding this property!!!

ID: 2674
Property Status:  Sold
District:  Yambol
Price Euro:  €9,200
Price GBP:  £7,820
Price USD:  $9,384
Category:  Regulated land
Plot Size :  2,200m 2
Extras:  Electricity, Water
Location:  Near river, Near beach resort, Near the sea, Near spa resort, Near town, In fishing area, In hunting area, Near highway, Near mountain
Published:  Saturday, June 2, 2007
 

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