Дома-Виллы Продажа в Тужа Стара Загора Болгария (15610) Недвижимость - holprop.ru

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We are offering for sale this cozy rural Bulgarian house situated in a lovely village just at the foot of Stara Planina mountain in a mountain village.
The house is presented in good habitable condition.
It has living area of around 100 sq.m. and consists of living room, kitchen, two bedrooms, bathroom and toilet. There is also a basement.
All rooms are with new PVC windows frames ( only in one room needs to be changed if new owner would like as recently has an wooden frame which is also in good cindorion.0/ Floorings are laminated.
The proeprty is supplied with electricity and running water.
The garden is 1000 sq.m . There are some fruit trees and trellis wine in very good condition from which you can have your own grapes and wine as well. There is a water well for irrigation the garden as well and some out buildings.
The foundation of the property is stone build one.
From the garden and the back side of the house you can see the lovely mountain views.
The village where the property is located stands 30 km from Kazanlak, 20 km from Dam lake Koprinka. Stara Zagora city is 55km and nearest airport Plovdiv stands only 80km.
Kazanlak is the center of the Valley of the Roses, the home of the Thracian kings, and an attractive tourist destination. The country's largest and best preserved Thracian tombs are found here and they are included among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, along with the Museum of Roses.
The Rosa Damascena, known as the Damask or Castile rose, is the greatest treasure in the region of Kazanlak. The rose was imported into Bulgaria centuries ago and today is one of the nation's symbols. The conditions in Kazanlak proved to be more favorable for the cultivation of the rose than those in its own country of origin - Tunisia. The Valley of the Roses is one of the biggest producers of rose oil in the world.
Within the Rose Valley, you'll also find the Valley of the Thracian Kings, near the town of Kazanlak (an area where the Odrysian Kingdon once was). Here the capital of the Odrysian Kingdom (the strongest and mightiest of all Thracian kingdoms) - Seuthopolis was unearthed which unfortunately today lies at the bottom of the Koprinka reservoir.
The Valley of the Kings is full of remains - ancient Thracian tombs, temples, and sanctuaries with gold, silver, and bronze masterpieces have been found in this area.
he Golyama Kosmatka Thracian tomb, one of the largest mounds ever found on the Balkan Peninsula, dating from the end of the 5th century B.C. Archaeologists believe they have found the tomb of the greatest Thracian king, Seuth III.