Price: € 65 000
Size: 150 sq.m
Plot: 1530 sq m
Voynika is 25 min from Yambol and 45 min from Burgas. We have lakes, mountain Bakadjika. One hour from Turkey and one hour and a half from Greece.
Peaceful area in the middle of a beautiful landscape.
The main house is a massive building on two floors with PVC windows, external roller blinds and has the following layout:
First floor: entrance hall, corridor with kitchen cabinets, washer and dryer, bathroom with toilet, kitchen, living room with fireplace, bedroom and tool room. Internal stairs lead to the second floor where are located:
Second floor: Large kitchen with living room and two terraces with a view of the hills and the village, two bedrooms, relaxation room, bathroom and toilet and built-in wardrobes.
Small house: In the yard there is a small house with two independent bedrooms with two bathrooms and toilets. Fully furnished and ready to use.
A garage that is used for a workshop and has three-phase current.
In the yard there are also 3 parking spaces and a shed for garden tools.
The garden is full of fruit trees, berries, vineyard, rose garden, vegetable and lawn area, well maintained and fenced. A well with a pump is available.
The property does not need any repairs and is ready to move into.
The village of Voinika is situated in the Toundja hill area, approximately 255 m. altitude above sea level, along the north slopes of the hill locality "Malak Bakadjik".
The village is :
30 km away from the town of Yambol,
68 km away from the seaside city of Bourgas
289 km. from Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.
Population – 509 residents, all of them are Bulgarians. There are three food shops, a church, a post office, medical aid and a daily bus line to the district town of Yambol. It is a picturesque village, which has a variety of fields, plains, valleys, hills, lakes and streams. Situated in the lowland of the Bakadjik hill, the village of Voinika is exceptionally rich in archeology monuments from the different epochs. The tracks of 14 necropolises were found there.
