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Look at this really cheap house! The property is situated on a quiet street in a village not far from Vratza. The surrounding area offers excellent opportunities for fishing and hunting. There is a river and a lake close by. The village is well organized and one can find everything there: it has several shops, cafes, a pub, post office, a mayor’s office and a doctor. The nearest airport at Sofia is at less than 2 hours drive. The nearest train station is 30 minutes away. The property we offer is in bad condition and needs to be repaired. The house has a living area of 60 sq m. The garden is 1 650 sq. There is space for a second house there! Do not hesitate on such an offer! It is on the main road to the ferry for Romania. The price is also very attractive.
ID: 2567
Property Status: Sold
District: Vratsa
Area : 1 Floor
Plot Size : 1,650m 2
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: Near river, In the countryside, Near mountain
Published: Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Property Status: Sold
District: Vratsa
Price Euro:
€7,850
Price GBP: £6,673
Price USD: $8,007
Category:
Houses Price GBP: £6,673
Price USD: $8,007
Area : 1 Floor
Plot Size : 1,650m 2
Extras: Electricity, Water
Location: Near river, In the countryside, Near mountain
Published: Wednesday, February 2, 2011
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