2 bedroom renovated house near Varna € 57.500

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2 bedroom renovated house near Varna 10 photos active
Price: € 57.500
$ 72.927 or £ 47.597
Price per sq.m.: € 766

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Type: House / Villa
Bedrooms: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Total Area: 75 m2
Garden area: 685 m2
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Agent's Description

This property is a one storey house with 685sq.m garden. The living area is 75sq.m. The property consists of 2 bedrooms, kitchen, laundry and bathroom with toilet. The floors are laminate and terracotta tiles, double isolated. In the garden there are a well, BBQ, parking space, stone fence, vineyard and fruit trees.

Nearest airport - 12 miles Nearest beach - 15 miles

Property Information

Ref. No.: VW011
Category: Seaside properties
Year built: 2007
Location: Varna
Country: Bulgaria
The offer was published on: 03 Aug, 2008
The offer has been viewed: 2946 times
Enquiries received: 2

Floor Covering

  • Ceramic Tiles
  • Laminated Floorings

Exterior Features

  • Cement/Concrete
  • Brick
  • Plaster coat

Interior Features

  • Bathroom/WC

Unit Features

  • Private garden
  • PVC double-glassing joinery

Facilities

  • Parking place
  • Well in the garden
  • Barbecue
  • Fruit trees in the garden

Local Activities

  • Golf
  • Fishing
  • Water sports
  • Surfing
  • Cycling
  • Swimming
  • Diving
  • Sailing
  • Walking / hiking

Local Amenities

  • Post office
  • Bus station
  • Shops
  • Restaurant
  • Cafe
  • Church

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