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"Gorna" means "high" in Bulgarian. The village of Gorna Vasilitsa lives up to its name. Situated high on the mountainside above the town of Kostenets, the village commands a stunning view over the valley below and Bulgaria's highest peaks, the Rila Mountains, on the opposite side.
Gorna Vasilitsa is a sleepy hamlet. There are no shops or bars, and the loudest sounds you're likely to hear are birdsong and crickets. Only 7km away, however, is Kostenets, a significant town, reached by a very fast, wide road down the mountain, where you can find anything you want. At the foot of the mountain, only 5km distant, is a large supermarket. Another road out of the village winds its way tortuously down 5km to the famous resort of Momin Prohod, Bulgaria's second most important health spa. It has a sanatorium for adults and a specialised children's sanatorium. Momin Prohod and Kostenets are on the railway line between Sofia and Plovdiv, so the apartments can be reached easily without a car.
Gorna Vasilitsa is about an hour's drive from Sofia airport by the motorway. In the coming years a new motorway spur is planned to run nearby over the mountain to Borovets, 33km away, cutting the travel time considerably. The village is also only 8km from the planned major golf course at Dolna Banya, and 15km from the village of Kostenets on the other side of the valley, where there are ski pistes and lifts.
Architectural plans for 12 new 1-bedroom apartments (sleeping 4), with breathtaking views of the valley and mountains are being given away free with this plot of land. The plans are complete, except for the one plan showing the location of the connections for the electricity, water and sewerage.
Panoramic windows and deck/balcony. These apartments will be very unusual, in that their design emphasises spacious living, thus making them suitable for both permanent and holiday use.
With the new upsurge in popularity for Bulgaria as a holiday destination, and the tremendous sudden increase in demand for mountain accommodation, and especially spa health treatment, these apartments should offer phenomenal rental potential.
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