Chirpan
The town of Chirpan sits quietly in the Upper Thracian Plain, nearly 39 kilometers west of Stara Zagora and approximately 56 kilometers east of Plovdiv; very closed to the crossing point of “Thrace Highway” (connecting Sofia to Bourgas) and “Maritsa Highway” (from Sofia to Svilengrad) both with international significance. It is very attractive spot for buying properties in Bulgaria due to the investment opportunities which this location creates. Foreigners fascinated in land investment in Bulgaria will be more than happy to discover that Bulgarian properties land for sale are available here. Besides, these cheap Bulgarian properties hide a great revenue potential both in short and long term. In fact, as being a site which is still not overdeveloped, the Bulgarian real estate market offers wide ranging portfolio of Bulgarian properties in the Chirpan’s Region as for instance mountain property Bulgaria, rural property Bulgaria, as well as land for sale in Bulgaria, at very alluring prices. Such a property in Bulgaria will definitely meet the requirements of the purchasers. The region covers an area of 522,9 sq. km., which is hilly and includes parts of Sredna Gora Mountain (the Chirpan Heights) and a part of the Maritsa River’s Valley. The town’s average altitude is around 240 m. and the climate is temperate continental. The climatic conditions are influenced by the Balkan Mountain Chains to the north and the Rhodopi Mountain to the south, preventing from the invading cold winds. The average annual temperature is around 12° C. The winter appears to be cold and the snow cover lasts longer than in the other areas of the country.
A big part of the agricultural land consists of fertile black soil, which is favourable for the development of farming. Fortunately, the Region of Chirpan is free of industrial sites polluting the environment. Although poor in natural resources, some sporadic deposits of minerals – gypsum, decoration stone and aggregate material are discovered along the Maritsa River. The natural mineral water springs provide a great opportunity for the foreign investors, interested in bottling quality mineral water. Furthermore, buying Bulgaria property land for sale near the mineral spring in the area of Merichleri, approximately 17 kilometers away of Chirpan, for developing a recreational complex and spa-center along with buy-to-let Bulgarian apartment complex or rural houses for sale in Bulgaria will result both in attracting great number of tourists and getting good return. Property for sale in Bulgaria is quite easy to obtain here, thanks to the Bulgarian real estate market providing very attractive and valuable Bulgarian property for sale. The prospective buyers of Bulgaria real estate must keep in mind that managing a Bulgarian property and dealing with the various issues that arise can be both demanding and time consuming. Thus using the services of a company providing property management in Bulgaria is required. Such a team ensures that all aspects are dealt with efficiency and cost-effectively on your behalf no matter if you are buying, selling, renting, etc. So, why don’t you come and have the real estate in Bulgaria you have dreamed of?
As expected, the agriculture is the major sector in Chirpan’s economy. Approximately 281,000 decares of arable land are cultivated, however there are still unutilized resources available. Grain crops are largely grown in the region, including some industrial crops, such as wheat, barley, corn, sunflower, cotton, and vegetables, too. Recently, essential oil plants have been introduced in the region: lavender, salvium, etc. Cattle-breeding is well developed, too. Chirpan’s Region have earned a wide recognition as a best quality producer of light and champagne wines due to the traditions kept in Noviko Winery, a successor of Loviko – Chirpan, as well as to the favorable climate settings which take place here. The Cotton and Wheat Research Institute in Chirpan has also earned remarkable achievements and serves as a dynamic asset in Bulgarian agricultural development.
Some big enterprises are based in Chirpan, such as “Badeshtnost” with facilities for the manufacturing of hydraulic cylinders and control valves; “Hraninvest – ZNA”, specialized in the manufacturing of stainless steel fittings for the food-processing industry; “Charita” - manufacturing ladies’ clothing mainly for export to European Union; “Jacquard” - working in the textile industry; “Evkom” - for the production of animal feeds and poultry, etc., as well as nearly 560 small enterprises registered. In 2001 a Center for Development of Chirpan was established with an aim to provide support to the foreign investors. The existing modern production facilities and well trained human resources in the region, as well as the raw-material potential that agriculture provides to food and other processing industries, gives great opportunities for Chirpan’s economy to expand. Favourable conditions for the development of tourism are created here as well, based on the natural beauty of the region and the unique historical background.
There are many historical documents discovered which testify that Chirpan was based at this place in the early 15th century. The town is well noted for its revolutionary past and rich cultural inheritance. This land has inspired a number of famous Bulgarian poets, artists and musicians, most notably the violin player Emil Kamilarov, the poet Pavel Matev, the folk singer Atanaska Todorova. The town is the birthplace of Peyo Yavorov, one of Bulgaria’s greatest poets, who enriched Bulgarian literature with the magic of his words. Each year Chirpan pays homage to the poet’s talent and celebrates Yavorov’s Days in January. At present, Yavorov’s home is a museum. It preserves unique documents, photos and objects, related to Yavorov’s lifetime. It is connected, through a common yard, with Nikola Manev’s Picture Gallery. The building, whichgives shelter to the works of the famous Bulgarian artist, is also a typical example of the architectural style of Plovdiv from the middle of 19th century. Recently a cultural forum was established in Chirpan, which attracts more and more new art-lovers; it is called Festival of the Free Spirit and is organized by Nikola Manev’s Picture Gallery. The musicians, who come to join the Thracian Summer Festival, turn it into an expected and much appreciated event. Nowadays, Chirpan remains a magical area of rhymes, colours and music to prove the strong and creative spirit of the Bulgarians. The region has a rich ancient history evidenced by the Karasura archeological excavations, located north-east of the town, where some findings dating back from the prehistoric times (5-4 millennium B.C.) to the Medieval crusades have been found. An interesting cultural monument is the Ethnographic House in the village of Spasovo.
A big part of the agricultural land consists of fertile black soil, which is favourable for the development of farming. Fortunately, the Region of Chirpan is free of industrial sites polluting the environment. Although poor in natural resources, some sporadic deposits of minerals – gypsum, decoration stone and aggregate material are discovered along the Maritsa River. The natural mineral water springs provide a great opportunity for the foreign investors, interested in bottling quality mineral water. Furthermore, buying Bulgaria property land for sale near the mineral spring in the area of Merichleri, approximately 17 kilometers away of Chirpan, for developing a recreational complex and spa-center along with buy-to-let Bulgarian apartment complex or rural houses for sale in Bulgaria will result both in attracting great number of tourists and getting good return. Property for sale in Bulgaria is quite easy to obtain here, thanks to the Bulgarian real estate market providing very attractive and valuable Bulgarian property for sale. The prospective buyers of Bulgaria real estate must keep in mind that managing a Bulgarian property and dealing with the various issues that arise can be both demanding and time consuming. Thus using the services of a company providing property management in Bulgaria is required. Such a team ensures that all aspects are dealt with efficiency and cost-effectively on your behalf no matter if you are buying, selling, renting, etc. So, why don’t you come and have the real estate in Bulgaria you have dreamed of?
As expected, the agriculture is the major sector in Chirpan’s economy. Approximately 281,000 decares of arable land are cultivated, however there are still unutilized resources available. Grain crops are largely grown in the region, including some industrial crops, such as wheat, barley, corn, sunflower, cotton, and vegetables, too. Recently, essential oil plants have been introduced in the region: lavender, salvium, etc. Cattle-breeding is well developed, too. Chirpan’s Region have earned a wide recognition as a best quality producer of light and champagne wines due to the traditions kept in Noviko Winery, a successor of Loviko – Chirpan, as well as to the favorable climate settings which take place here. The Cotton and Wheat Research Institute in Chirpan has also earned remarkable achievements and serves as a dynamic asset in Bulgarian agricultural development.
Some big enterprises are based in Chirpan, such as “Badeshtnost” with facilities for the manufacturing of hydraulic cylinders and control valves; “Hraninvest – ZNA”, specialized in the manufacturing of stainless steel fittings for the food-processing industry; “Charita” - manufacturing ladies’ clothing mainly for export to European Union; “Jacquard” - working in the textile industry; “Evkom” - for the production of animal feeds and poultry, etc., as well as nearly 560 small enterprises registered. In 2001 a Center for Development of Chirpan was established with an aim to provide support to the foreign investors. The existing modern production facilities and well trained human resources in the region, as well as the raw-material potential that agriculture provides to food and other processing industries, gives great opportunities for Chirpan’s economy to expand. Favourable conditions for the development of tourism are created here as well, based on the natural beauty of the region and the unique historical background.
There are many historical documents discovered which testify that Chirpan was based at this place in the early 15th century. The town is well noted for its revolutionary past and rich cultural inheritance. This land has inspired a number of famous Bulgarian poets, artists and musicians, most notably the violin player Emil Kamilarov, the poet Pavel Matev, the folk singer Atanaska Todorova. The town is the birthplace of Peyo Yavorov, one of Bulgaria’s greatest poets, who enriched Bulgarian literature with the magic of his words. Each year Chirpan pays homage to the poet’s talent and celebrates Yavorov’s Days in January. At present, Yavorov’s home is a museum. It preserves unique documents, photos and objects, related to Yavorov’s lifetime. It is connected, through a common yard, with Nikola Manev’s Picture Gallery. The building, whichgives shelter to the works of the famous Bulgarian artist, is also a typical example of the architectural style of Plovdiv from the middle of 19th century. Recently a cultural forum was established in Chirpan, which attracts more and more new art-lovers; it is called Festival of the Free Spirit and is organized by Nikola Manev’s Picture Gallery. The musicians, who come to join the Thracian Summer Festival, turn it into an expected and much appreciated event. Nowadays, Chirpan remains a magical area of rhymes, colours and music to prove the strong and creative spirit of the Bulgarians. The region has a rich ancient history evidenced by the Karasura archeological excavations, located north-east of the town, where some findings dating back from the prehistoric times (5-4 millennium B.C.) to the Medieval crusades have been found. An interesting cultural monument is the Ethnographic House in the village of Spasovo.
