This lovely one storey bungalow is set up in a fast emerging and thriving village situated just 13 km from the lovely market town of General Toshevo, some 20 km. away from the town of Dobrich and 52 km away from the marvelous sea town of Balchik. It offers 60 sq. m. of living space and consists of a corridor, kitchen, two bedrooms, and basement of 20 sq. m. It is supplied with running water, electricity, and a septic tank. The bathroom and toilet are located outside of the building. In spite of the relative good condition, the house needs a slight renovation. It stands on an enormous plot of land of 5 000 sq. m. which welcomes almost any kind of investment projects.
The village’s proximity to Dobrich fascinates locals as well as foreigners in obtaining such marvelous rural properties. Some British and Russian families have already taken the advantages of what this locality has to offer. There are shops, inns, a community center, a church, etc, established long ago and functioning very well. The village’s middle aged inhabitants prevail. It is a marvelous scenic area where you can enjoy an extraordinary variety of scenery, calmness, and stillness. It is provided with regular buss line.
Balchik is situated terrace-like on a small bay on the Black Sea Coast some 52 km. away from the offered property. This appears to be the third most significant Bulgarian port serving medium sized passenger ships as well as trade vessels. After the Balkan War in 1913 this town became a territory of Romania. A palace and a botanical garden as well as small chapel and villa complex were built at that time by the request of the Romanian Queen Maria under the construction design of Italian architects, and turned the town into a luxurious resort. Later on, after 1940 Balchik was again included in the territory of Bulgaria. The Palace Complex consists of the central palace building along with a high tower, a many-terraced park, summer houses made of stone, etc. A throne located under an old tree in the complex is known as Queen Maria’s favorite place for having rest. The picturesque park is arranged in 1924-1936 over the project of the French garden designer Jules Janine. It comprises more than 200 tree species, numerous kinds of flowers, as well as unique collection of more than 250 species of cactus plants. Apart of the palace complex and the botanical garden Balchik became an attractive holiday destination because of its ancient atmosphere that has been preserved for centuries.
The town’s main way of development is pointed towards the summer season tourist activities. The sunbathers flocking into this lovely resort are mostly from Russia, Czech Republic, Poland, some Scandinavian countries, etc. Working in the local restaurants and hotels is a main occupation for most of the Balchik’s inhabitants. The yacht port that has been built here gives shelter to more than 60 vessels, and provides very good conditions for developing of yacht tourism. The Northern Black Sea coast area offers different kind of adventures. Picnics, fishing, and night swimming in the sea, as well as pirates’ vessels sea battles and romantic night cruises are being organized.
Thanks to the rare combination of its beautiful nature and interesting historical monuments, the region of Balchik becomes an attractive tourist site for golf lovers in Bulgaria. Two new golf courses are to be built around Balchik. One of them sits right between the towns of Balchik and Kavarna, on a plateau overlooking the sea. The second one will be situated along the coastline, near the sea, below the villages of Bozhurets and Topola.
The golf course near Balchik will cover total area of 1 00 hectares. It will offer 18 holes and will correspond to the highest international golf standards. Golfers will enjoy the beautiful view towards the sea and Kaliakra Cape. The construction works are supposed to be completed in May 2007, when the official opening will take place.