This brand new house is set in the centre of a historical village which, in its heyday during the First Bulgarian Kingdom (601-1018), was a sophisticated and important settlement, covering 23 square kilometers and protected by citadels on neighbouring hills. The ruins still occupy a considerable area, although most of the buildings have been reduced to low walls. As you can see from the exhibits in the museum, the settlement originally had three lines of defences: a ditch, behind which was the outer town (with workshops and the dwellings of ordinary folk), a stone wall with four gates, surrounding the inner town, and finally a brick rampart around the so called Little Palace. Between the brick and stone walls lay the two-storied Large Palace, 170ft long by 87ft wide, and the yet larger Royal Basilica, the former being supplied with piped water and central heating.
The regional centre Shumen is just 25km away and the sea capital Varna and its wonderful Riviera is within an hour driving distance.
This excellent house of 160sq.m total area on two floors is set in a garden of 1 000sq.m. The house has a corridor, two rooms, a bathroom, and a toilet on the ground floor. There’s a corridor, two rooms, and a bathroom/WC on the first floor. The property is connected to electricity and water mains, and has a septic tank. It also has a garage. The road to the property is asphalted.