1727. Rural property - Massive, extremely strong one-storey family house.

Rural property - Massive, extremely strong one-storey family house, outbuildings, along with a large yard in the village of Varbitsa, municipality. Dimitrovgrad, region Haskovo

We offer to your attention FOR SALE RURAL PROPERTY - MASSIVE, EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG ONE-STOREY FAMILY HOUSE, OFFICE BUILDINGS AND LARGE YARD, SITUATES. Dimitrovgrad, region Haskovo.

The property is located in a communicative place in the village, arranged infrastructure, with the following characteristics:
- plot area: 1377.50 sq.m.
- flat, sunny, fenced, regulation
- FAMILY HOUSE with total area: 95.00 sq.m. - ideal parts according to BDS
- CEILING FLOOR with total area: 95.00 sq.m. - ideal parts according to BDS
- basement / cellar with area: 20.00 sq.m.
- OFFICE BUILDING №1 - ”OBOR”, with total area: 24.00 sq.m.
- OFFICE BUILDING №2 - ”SHELTER”, with total area: 20.00 sq.m.
- three-phase / single-phase electricity - with individual lots
- plumbing - with individual lot
- own water source - working well
- outdoor toilet
- outdoor barbecue
- face of the asphalt road

Internal distribution of the house:
- external staircase
- entrance leading to the glazing Terrace
-
service corridors with entrance
hall
-
living
room
- internal stairs leading to the attic floor

Accent:
- The house was built in 1979, built with single bricks and laid reinforced concrete slabs and columns on the foundations and in the attic space.

- The roof has been repaired and is in very good condition!

- Available for sale with available furniture ...

Curious:
- Varbitsa is a village in southern Bulgaria. It is located in common. Dimitrovgrad, region Haskovo.

- It is located on the road E80 from Haskovo to Plovdiv, between the villages Gorski Izvor and Byala Reka (west-east) and between the villages Bodrovo and Skobelevo (south-north). The village is about 25 km away from Haskovo and Dimitrovgrad, and about 50 km from Plovdiv.

- 2015 marks the 500th anniversary of the earliest announcement of the existence of the village of Varbitsa. Legends about the founding of the village of Varbitsa testify that probably its first inhabitants were deliberately relocated from another region of the Balkans and were accommodated by the Turks as woodcutters to guard the hard-to-pass and threatened by robbers ford on the river Kayaliyka.

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