For sale Land-Plot in Kavarna Dobrich Bulgaria | Buy Real Estate

Bulgarian Properties for Sale, presents for sale a large plot of regulated land with a run down house in the Dobrich District. 

 This lovely plot of land has a four room house situated on it, which can be renovated.  The property is structurally sound, with the building materials made of brick and stone.  This is a superb investment as it is near a golf course and only 20 minutes from the coast.

 The plot of land is not overlooked, so the gardens are quite private.  A good size outbuilding sits on the land, which could easily be used as storage, a garage or even converted into additional living space.

 The village is located in North-East Bulgaria and belongs to the Municipality Kavarna. It is situated between a beautiful forest and fields and only 17 km from the Black Sea, 15 km from the town of Kavarna and about 80 km from the city of Varna.

 Kavarna is one of the bigger towns along the Black Sea coast, its population being 12,225.  The town’s port handles passenger and cargo vessels of medium size. The town is situated 48km north of Varna and just 12km away from the picturesque Kaliakra cape. The coast to the north of the town is high and steep, its glimmering  limestone rocks shine against the sea, while the south of the town boasts an excellent beach.

At the high hill of Chirakman you can find the remains of Roman villas and walls, medieval buildings and churches. There is a town museum containing interesting exhibits of the town's history, including an impressive Thracian collection, and also an Art Gallery and an Archeological Museum.  In addition to this, old buildings dating back to the Ottoman era, plus remains from Greek and Roman times, are also present.

Six kilometres away from the city to the east is the Kaliakra cape, where an ancient fortress called Tirisis was located. According to legends the fortress was guarding the treasuries of Lyzimah, successor of Alexander the Great. Today there are still many remains of those ancient settlements existing. One can also read there a legend telling the story of several Bulgarian girls who chose to jump from the high cape into the sea to avoid capture and being converted to Islam by the Turks.