The city of Varna is about thousand years old. Due to its favourable geographic location, an ancient Thracian tribe, Corbisi, which had a small fishermen settlement there, first inhabited the place. In the 6th century BC a Greek polis, named Odessos, emerged there. The town became fishing and farming colony, which soon turned into commercial hub. The town fell under the siege of Alexander of Macedonia's troops in the 4th century BC, but after the siege did not succeed to subject it, the town was given autonomy within the limits of his Empire. Up to the 1st century BC it was an independent polis, which minted its own coins with the image of its god. Later on, conquered by Mark Lukulus' legions, it became a Roman centre though gradually it lost supremacy in the region. In the 9th century it was already called Varna. The town was included in the territory of Bulgaria in the beginning of the 13lh century during the reign of King Kaloyan. Despite its strong defence system, the Turks conquered the town in 1391 that gradually transformed it into an oriental city with konekes (town-halls), Turkish baths and mosques. In 1878 Varna was finally liberated from Ottoman rule and became the most important Bulgarian seaport. Even if the city was industrialised, it also developed into a seaside resort, and a favourite holiday place for the Bulgarian cultural elite. The city carried the name of Stalin for a short time, but after 1956 it returned the name of Varna.
The plot is situated in the village; yard plot. It is in regulation. Water and electricity are available on border. The plot is with area of  990 sq. m.
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