Item ID: 391

Price: 8 000 €

Land: 560 sq. m.

Location: Bulgaria, near Pleven

100 % FREEHOLD!

Property located 18 kilometers away from the town of Pleven in the attractive village of Bojuritsa. It has a very interesting position on five hills, which provides lots of stunning views to watch. The river Vit separates the village in two parts - the Old Village and the New Village. The population of Bojuritsa is about 2000 people, most of them Orthodox Christians. There is a church in construction right in the center of the village. The village provides all the basic uttilities - post office, store, pubs, cafe, food shops, etc.

The property itself is located near the school,on a natural upland which gives a beautiful view at the surrondings. The house is two-storeyed, each floor having 75 sq.m. of living area. The first floor comprises of a kitchen, Living room, bedroom and a corridor. An internal bathroom and a toilet should be added
Outer cement stairs are leading to the second floor , which offers another three bedrooms and a big corridor. Bricking-up the end of the corridor and adding an internal bathroom with WC could be easily done.

The attic has the same floorage as the other 2 floors - 75 sq.m. and could be easily transformed into additional living area (few en-suite bedrooms, or a big living room with stunning views looking over the whole village).

Outside the house is the yard – 560 sq. m. of land. There is a flower garden, a trellis vine and several fruit-trees, which are giving the estate a lot of coziness. There are few farm buildings, which will need repairing, or they could be used for materials for building a BBQ area, work shop or anything else.

The property is easy accessible via asphalt road, and building-in a garage in the yard would be no problem. This would make easier parking a car in the property.
Water and electricity are connected to mains, Cable TV and Internet could easily be installed.

The Municipality

Dolna Mitropolia Municipality is situated in Central Northern Bulgaria in Pleven District. It consists of 2 towns and 14 villages. The regional center of Dolna Mitropolia municipality is town of Dolna Mitropolia. The Municipality encompasses parts of the valleys of the Danube, Iskar and Vit Rivers and the hilly heights between them. It borders the following municipalities: Pleven and Goulyantsi to the east, Knezha and Oryahovo to the west, Pleven and Dolni Dabnik to the south. It borders the Danube to the north.

The relief is flat; the average altitude above sea level is 50-75 meters. The soils are varied and are a primary natural resource of the Municipality. The hydro-geology network on the territory of the Municipality includes the rivers Iskar, Vit, Gostilska and Valchovets Dam Lake, as well as other smaller micro-dam lakes and water reservoirs. Their water is used for irrigation, fishing and quarrying of aggregates.

Vit River


In the Souhia Geran locality, and to the southeast of Bozhouritsa village parts of a Roman road have been found; the road is assumed to have been the connection from Escus to Philipopolis and to the Carpathians towards the White Sea passing though Ad Tupea (today`s Riben) and Storgozia (today`s Pleven)

The District

Pleven Region encompasses the central part of the Danube Plain and a section of the fore-Balkan Mountains. It is bounded by the regions of Vratza, Lovech and Veliko Tarnovo and north by the Danube River.

Pleven Region is a well-developed agricultural region. There are deposits of natural oil and gas near the town of Dolni Dubnik and the village of Gigen. The most important water resources in the region are the Danube River and its tributaries, the Iskar, the Vit and the Osam rivers. The region provides excellent conditions for ecotourism and balneology.

There are more than 450 archaeological and cultural sites, approximately 215 memorials of the Russian-Turkish Liberation War of 1877-1878. Life in the region can be traced for several millennia back into the past: remains from the Palaeolithic Age near the village of Muselievo; remains from the Chalcolythic Age near the villages of Telish and Todorovo, in the forest preserve Kailaka; etc.

The largest Thracian treasure dated back to the 16-12th centuries BC was discovered in 1925, in the vicinity of the village of Vulchitrun. It consists of 13 vessels of solid gold and weights a total of 12.45 kg.

A copy of the artefacts can be seen in the History Museum in Pleven, the original artefacts are kept at the National Archaeological Museum in Sofia.

The Romans constructed roads, roadside transit stations and fortresses throughout the region; the ruins of the ancient Roman fortress of Ulpia Escus can be visited near Gigen. Tsar Shishman’s Fortress in Nikopol reminds of no less turbulent period of the Middle Age.

Property with lots of potential!

The property is:

- 4 miles from the Municipality Centre - the town of Dolna Mitrpolia;

- 5 miles from Pleven City;

- 24 miles from the town of Lovech;

- 25 miles from the town of Lukovit;

-62 miles from Veliko Tarnovo;

-57 miles from the nearest Ski resort;

- 76 miles from Ruse City and the border with Romania;

- 81 miles from Sofia - the capital of Bulgaria;

- 170 miles from Varna Airport and the seacoast.