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This charming house is situated in a small picturesque Bulgarian village in Stara Planina Mountain, only 18 km away from the town of Gabrovo and 28 km away from the town of Sevlievo. The village offers splendid views to the vicinity and to the canyons of the mountain. The region is suitable for fishing and hunting, or visit one of many locations of natural beauty and historic interest. There are two nearby resorts that have recently gained in popularity as tourist destinations. The house is built on two floors during the Bulgarian Renaissance and fully-restored. It is located in the center of the village just opposite the town-hall. Mains electricity, water, central sewerage system available within the house. Asphalt road leads to the property, making it easily accessible in all seasons. All the authentic furniture, original woolen carpets, blankets and curtains with hand made embroideries come with the house. The house comprises:
Ground floor: Corridor. Dining room and kitchen, tiled with hewn stone and the walls are covered with wooden panels. Storage room under the staircase. Bathroom/WC with terracotta tile flooring. Beautiful wooden staircase leads to the next floor.
First floor: Lounge with splendid view to the garden. Three bedrooms with wooden floors, window frames, shutters and ceilings and white-washed walls. One bedroom with a balcony.
Outside: 1,200 m2 garden with a well and fruit trees.
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