Тhe town of Elhovo, which is our next offer, is among the Bulgarian towns that offer many possibilities to the people looking to buy a real estate in Bulgaria. Its location presumably will be considered attractive and interesting to make a land investment in Bulgaria, especially by those who want to buy a cheap Bulgarian property, a rural property in Bulgaria, or interest in finding rural houses for sale in Bulgaria. In addition, if you are interested in land for sale in Bulgaria, you could choose from the many offers of Bulgarian properties land for sale to find the Bulgarian real estate that fully corresponds to your requirements and taste. The possibilities for your newly bought Bulgarian property to turn into a profitable land investment in Bulgaria, can be on the other hand considerably enhanced, in case you decide to contact an agency for property management in Bulgaria. The agency will take full care of your Bulgarian property and will ensure that it is properly maintained and regularly rented out in order to secure a significant return on the invested money.
The town of Elhovo is located on the left bank of the Tundja river, in the southeastern part of the Thracian Plain, between the Strandja and Sakar mountains, 38 km from the town of Yambol. To the southwest it borders on the Haskovo district, to the east – on the Bolyarovo municipality, to the southeast on the Republic of Turkey, to the north – on the Tundja municipality. Elhovo is a town located in the lower Tundja river valley.
The favorable natural settings enabled people to inhabit the area in the very early ages of 6000 - 4000 BC, evidence of which are the discovered from that time period copper and iron tools and the hand made ceramic items decorated with cut-in ornaments. The Bronze Age represents the culture of the Thracians and remains of villages, fortresses, and tombs have been discovered. Most common are the ceramic utensils, weapons, tools, votive tablets depicting the world famous Thracian Horseman. The Thracians in fact established the first settlement, called Oruditsa, located not far from the present-day town. In 72, BC the town was captured by the Roman legions and their rule was established. The Romans fortified the town and left many marks in different aspects, mainly in the sphere of the material comfort, coins and bronze items. In the early Medieval Age the town was known as Ioanitsa, later in the 7th century AD, its name was transformed by the arriving Slavonic tribes to Yanitsa. For the first time the town of Elhovo joined the territory of the Bulgarian state during the rule of Khan Krum (803-814) and this event was memorized in the inscription discovered nearby in the present village of Malomirovo Hambarly.
In 1373 the town was captured by the Ottoman Turks, which marked the beginning of the darkest period in its history - the 500–year Ottoman yoke. The Russian soldiers freed the town from the Turks in 1878. The town and its inhabitants were engaged in the early 20th century wars, which Bulgaria waged for its full liberation.
The town gradually established itself as an administrative and economic centre in the following years. Its Turkish name Kazalagach of the Ottoman rule was replaced with the Bulgarian name Elhovo and it was legally acknowledged as a town with Decree № 86 of 18 Мarch 1925.
In the middle and late 20th century the town gradually changed its image, growing more and more into a prosperous leading administrative center.
Elhovo municipality falls into the range of two climatic areas - the North-Tundja Area (transitional continental) and the Sakar-Stranja Area (transitional Mediterranean, with soft winters, warm springs and dry and hot summers).
The north part of the region is characterized by a continental climate. These peculiarities reflect the lowland-hilly character of the relief.
The average January temperature is about 0ºС, the average July temperature is about 23ºС, and the average annual temperature is 11-13º С.
Buying property in Bulgaria and making a land investment in Bulgaria in this region especially, could turn out to be very profitable. We are witnessing an ever-growing interest in Bulgarian properties for sale, rural houses for sale in Bulgaria, or land plots for sale in Bulgaria. They are set in the calm, peaceful countryside where Bulgarian property owners can enjoy crystal clear air, beautiful nature, and cordial and friendly local people. In this regard, after buying Bulgarian real estate, we advise you to establish contacts with a serious agency for property management in Bulgaria, which will assist you prior and after the purchase of your Bulgarian property. In details this assistance could be about arranging your Bulgarian real estate to be up-kept, maintained and looked after, as well as exploring and fulfilling the opportunities to be rented out – so that you can have a significant return on the paid for the property purchase money.
