General Toshevo, Dobrich, Bulgaria
- PROPERTY TYPE
House
- BEDROOMS
3
- BATHROOMS
1
- SIZE
102 sq ft
9 sq m
Key features
- Newly Repaired Roof
- New Septic pipe and water lines
- All sides of the house have been supported with a specially built Pillars
- Septic tank is in convinient area
- Outside buildings
Description
Property description:
Type of construction: Solid brick house with a solid roof; half of the house is newly built.
Internal layout: Two entrances, entrance hall, three rooms, kitchen with living room, internal bathroom with bathtub, pantry and stone basement.
Water supply and sewage: Central water supply system with a separate pit for draining water from the garden sink. The main pipe from the house to the sewage system has been replaced with a new one.
Additional features:
Garden: 2800 sq.m., very well maintained.
Outbuildings: Several solid outbuildings.
Infrastructure and amenities:
The village is well developed with transport, school, kindergarten, shops, health service and historical landmarks.
The roads are in good condition.
Regular bus transport connects the village with the town of General Toshevo and the surrounding villages.
All mobile operators have coverage.
Many foreigners have purchased properties in the village.
Distances to key points:
19 km to General Toshevo
38 km to Dobrich
57 km to Balchik
66 km to Kavarna
90 km to Varna
This house is ideal for those seeking peace and comfort in a picturesque rural setting, while remaining close to basic amenities and services. For more information and viewings, please contact Bulgarian Rural Properties.
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT GENERAL TOSHEVO MUNICIPALITY
General Toshevo Municipality is an administrative unit in Northeastern Bulgaria, part of Dobrich District. It is named after the Bulgarian revolutionary and military figure General Stefan Toshev. The municipality includes 42 settlements, including the town of General Toshevo itself, which is the administrative center.
Geographical position
The municipality of General Toshevo is located in the southwestern part of Dobrich region and borders Romania to the north. Its territory is mainly flat, typical of the Dobrudzha region, with fertile black earth soils suitable for agriculture. The climate is temperate continental, with hot summers and cold winters.
History
The history of the region is rich and diverse. Archaeological finds show that the territory was inhabited since ancient times. During the Ottoman rule, the region was part of various administrative units, and after the Liberation of Bulgaria in 1878, the process of modernization and development began. The town of General Toshevo was founded in 1892 and quickly established itself as an important administrative and commercial center.
Economy
The main sector in the economy of the municipality is agriculture. The fertile soils allow the cultivation of various crops such as wheat, corn, sunflower and vegetables. Livestock also plays an important role in the local economy. In recent years, tourism has also developed, especially in connection with the natural and cultural landmarks in the area.
Culture and education
The municipality has numerous cultural institutions, including community centers, museums and galleries, which preserve and promote the local cultural heritage. Education is well developed, with several schools and kindergartens operating in the municipality.
Tourism
The municipality of General Toshevo offers a variety of tourism opportunities. The nature reserves and protected areas provide excellent conditions for ecotourism and wildlife observation. The historical and archaeological sites attract lovers of history and culture.
Administration and current news
The administration of the municipality is located at 5 Vasil Aprilov Street in the town of General Toshevo. Contact information includes telephone number and e-mail . Current news includes job vacancies, auctions for the lease of agricultural land, and partial elections for mayors in some settlements.
Conclusion
The municipality of General Toshevo is an example of a successful combination of traditional and modern elements in the lives of its residents. With its rich cultural heritage, fertile lands, and strategic geographical location, it continues to be an important center in Northeastern Bulgaria.
General Toshevo, Dobrich, Bulgaria
NEAREST AIRPORTS
Distances are straight line measurements- Varna(International)42.3 miles
- Burgas(International)90.3 miles
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