This attractive freehold single-storey house is a mixture of brick and stone construction in a typical Bulgarian style. It is 104 square metres in area, has three bedrooms and a living area, and is structurally sound. It needs modernising, after which it would have three bedrooms, or two if a large bathroom is required. The exterior could be plastered but the brickwork is in good condition and harmonizes with most buildings in the area.
The property is situated on a corner plot in the lovely quiet village of Gorna Lipnica whose population is about 800 people. More than 20 British families have properties in the village so far and four of them live permanently in it.
It is situated eight miles from Pavlikeni, the nearest large town of 14,000 people, and 20 miles from Veliko Turnovo, the magnificent historic capital of Bulgaria during the Second Kingdom in the 13th and 14th centuries. This is a beautiful city becoming popular with British people re-locating to Bulgaria or buying a holiday home, and most importantly the airport there, 20 minutes drive away, is due to open to international traffic in 2009.

The area of the garden is 770 sq.m. and the property is surrounded with a solid wall.

The barn on the site is 3.5m high to the beams, and has a floor area of 7m x 5m, which although not large enough for a house, is ideal for converting into extra bedrooms or BBQ area.
There are also various out-buildings, none of which is really suitable to be retained, but can be demolished and the materials re-used to provide stone and bricks for the renovation work on the property.

The soil in this part of the country is very fertile and the garden can be used to grow wide range of fruit and vegetables, and there is ample room to construct a small swimming pool.