Elhovo is a small town in the south-eastern part of Bulgaria, situated along the valley of the Lower Toundzha River. It is near the Turkish border and close to the towns of Yambol, Topolovgrad, and Haskovo.

The favourable natural conditions made human presence possible in the region as early as the Neolithic (6000-4000 BC). The Bronze Age culture was that of the Thracians. There are preserved remains of Thracian fortresses, settlements and burials. The region fell under Roman rule in 72 BC. They fortified the settlement and called it Orudica ad Burgum - a road station between Cabile and Adrianopolis.



This old one-storey Bulgarian house is situated at the very center of Elhovo.

It is stone-built, and the floor is made of wood. The living area is 52.10 sq.m. and includes two rooms, a small living-room, a kitchen, a bathroom. There is also a large cellar with 52.10 sq.m. area.

The whole plot is 70.5 sq.m. Behind the house, there is a small garden and additional storage buildings.

The house is for sale with its furniture.

There is electricity, running water, sewerage and a telephone line.