The house is exclusive! It offers 85 sq. m of generous and cozy accommodation and comprises of an entrance – hall, which leads to a bright and sunny lounge with a terrace, 2 bedrooms, a kitchen with a dining area and a bathroom with a WC. The property is entirely furnished. Terracotta and laminate are laid throughout. Brand new, high quality PVC joinery is provided. Moreover, the house is heat – insulated. Included in the price are also air – conditioners, Venetian blinds on all windows, kitchen equipment and bedroom furniture.
All utilities are available – running water, electricity, septic tank, as well as telephone line, internet access and cable TV. The bathroom and the WC are tiled from floor to ceiling. The garden of 210 sq. m is enclosed with massive stone fence with attractive woodwork. The area is picturesque, offers a great variety of outdoor activities. The wide sandy beaches of Balchik are only 1 km from the house. All modern amenities of the big city provide convenience and entertainment.
Apart from the palace complex and the botanical garden, which is the biggest and most diverse on the Balkans, the town also appeals to tourists with its ancient spirit, reflected into steep pebbled streets and houses made of stone and adobe. The palace complex consists of a central palace with a high tower, numerous buildings, a terraced park, summer houses made of stone and propped up on marvelous columns facing the sea, a throne under an old tree where Queen Maria loved to watch the sunset, and a small chapel where her heart is preserved. There are more than 3,000 rare and exotic species of plants in the botanic garden, which has made it a part of the teaching facilities of Sofia University. The whole complex was called Tenha Yuva (Quiet Nest). Besides the palace and the botanic garden, the Art Gallery of the town, which houses also the town’s museum, is also an interesting place to visit. There is also a small ethnographic museum and a beautiful old church called St. Nicola Church. A Renaissance complex with the old school, which is quite well preserved, can be other possible destinations of a walk. The coastal alley, which is about 4km long, is also a nice place to stroll, the same way as the harbor and the small streets of the town are.
Looking further afield, the area of Touzlata is located 4 km east of the town. It is well known for its curative mud, which was the main reason to build a balneology centre there beside two lakes, formed by old landslides. A large recreational complex, many villas, bungalows and a camping site can be also found there. There is a mineral spring with temperature of the water above 30C degrees. Two big camping sites - Sandrino Camping and Beliyat Bryag Camping are also located near Balchik. They offer various opportunities for rest and water sports, clubs, bars, numerous bungalows for tourists having no camping equipment, small restaurants and snack bars for seafood and continental food. Fifteen kilometers away from the town in south-west direction is the village of Obrochishte with a well-preserved fortress dating back to the early Ottoman rule, which travelers of that time used to compare it with the beauty of Baghdad. Two new golf courses are being developed in proximity.
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