Svishtov, Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria

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Price: EUR 32,600

Property area: 2354sq.m.

Pay monthly plan: EUR 800 Deposit (deducted from the property price) + Min. EUR 590 monthly instalments until the property is paid off

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LAWN HOUSE

A spacious four-bedroom village property with a large garden, numerous additional buildings, generous space and excellent potential to create a wonderful family home


Lawn House is situated in the Village of Morava, Municipality of Svishtov, District of Veliko Tarnovo, in Northern Bulgaria. The village is conveniently located within easy reach of several towns and cities, making it a practical base for enjoying rural life while retaining access to everyday services and larger regional centres. Morava is particularly well positioned, being:

* only 30 km from the Town of Svishtov - a historic Danube town offering a wide range of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, healthcare services, schools, pharmacies, banks and other everyday amenities, as well as a variety of historical and cultural attractions;
* approximately 15 km from the Town of Levski - providing additional shops, services and everyday facilities, and offering convenient access to the wider regional area;
* approximately 35 km from the Town of Pavlikeni - a well-established regional town offering a variety of shops, services, healthcare facilities and other amenities;
* approximately 56 km from the City of Pleven - a major regional centre with extensive shopping, healthcare, educational, cultural and recreational facilities;
* approximately 70 km from the City of Veliko Tarnovo - one of Bulgaria's most popular tourist destinations, famous for its rich history, charming old streets, museums and the impressive Tsarevets Fortress.

The Village of Morava is an established local community with useful everyday amenities, including a Mayor's Office, post office, primary school, nursery, community centre and library. The village also has a petrol station and a DIY shop, providing additional everyday convenience for local residents. The local Chitalishte "Svetlina 1911" plays an active role in village life, with cultural activities and community events. Morava also has a railway station on the Svishtov-Levski-Troyan line.
The village has good road connections with the surrounding area, with routes towards the Town of Svishtov, Town of Levski, Village of Ovcha Mogila and other nearby settlements. This provides convenient access to the wider regional road network and the larger towns in the area.
One of Morava's notable landmarks is the Church of St Archangel Michael, a historic 19th-century church recognised as a cultural monument. The surrounding area is characterised by open agricultural landscapes and traditional rural settlements, while the nearby Danube adds further interest to the region.
For additional services and facilities, the property is approximately 15 km from the Town of Levski, 35 km from the Town of Pavlikeni, 56 km from the City of Pleven and 70 km from the City of Veliko Tarnovo, providing a good choice of larger centres within convenient driving distance.

The most attractive landmarks and places of interest in the wider area include:
- Church of St Archangel Michael, Village of Morava - the historic village church and an important part of the local heritage;
- Town of Svishtov - a historic Danube town with a wide range of services, cultural attractions and riverside areas;
- Ancient Roman City of Novae - an important archaeological site near Svishtov, with the remains of a major Roman military and civilian settlement;
- Kaleto Historical Park, Svishtov - a historic and cultural area featuring archaeological remains, the old fortress site and panoramic views;
- Vardim Island and Persina Nature Park - protected Danube landscapes offering opportunities to enjoy the area's natural surroundings;
- City of Pleven - a major regional centre with extensive shopping, healthcare, cultural and recreational facilities;
- City of Veliko Tarnovo - the historic former capital of Bulgaria, with its famous historic centre, museums and Tsarevets Fortress.



MASSIVE FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE - TWO STOREYS - LARGE GARDEN - COVERED TERRACE - OUTBUILDINGS - LARGE STORAGE SPACES - UTILITY ROOM - DOUBLE GARAGE DOOR - DOUBLE PARKING GATE - BASEMENT - ADDITIONAL LIVING SPACE - EXCELLENT POTENTIAL

Village of Morava - District of Veliko Tarnovo
Post Code: 5291

Lawn House immediately stands out with its generous amount of space, numerous rooms, additional buildings and the sheer amount of potential it offers. Set within a substantial 2,354 sq.m. garden, this spacious two-storey village property provides plenty of indoor and outdoor space, together with a range of additional areas that could be adapted to suit the needs and lifestyle of its new owners.
The main house is positioned slightly further inside the plot, approached through the front garden where a large pine tree with cones stands prominently in front of the property. External stairs lead up to a covered terrace, which provides access to the main entrance of the upper floor. Directly underneath the terrace is a separate entrance to the lower level of the house, giving the property two distinct access points.
Entering the main house from the covered terrace, you are welcomed by a long corridor on the upper floor. This level provides three bedrooms, with a large bedroom positioned to the left and two further bedrooms to the right. The rooms offer generous space and plenty of potential for creating comfortable bedrooms and personal areas according to the requirements of the new owners.

The separate entrance underneath the terrace leads into the lower level of the house. Here, a reasonably sized corridor provides access to a separate guest room on the left, while to the right are two sizeable additional rooms. One is a large storage room and the other is a spacious basement. Both rooms offer considerable flexibility and could potentially be adapted into additional accommodation, hobby or working areas, further storage or other useful spaces, depending on the needs and imagination of their new owners.
The main house is complemented by an attached continuation building positioned to the left, adding even more useful accommodation and flexibility. Entering this section leads into a large, good-sized kitchen, with the fourth bedroom located to the left. At the rear of the kitchen, opposite the entrance door, is access to a huge utility room, beyond which is a separate space suitable for creating a bathroom. This provides an excellent opportunity for the new owners to further develop this part of the property and create a particularly practical arrangement.

Moving outside, Lawn House continues to offer an impressive amount of space. The substantial 2,354 sq.m. garden provides plenty of room around the house and accommodates a number of additional buildings, giving the property a wide range of possibilities for storage, working areas, hobbies and other uses.
Among the outbuildings is a newer-looking brick-built structure positioned towards the far left of the garden. It features a double garage door together with two additional rooms, providing a substantial amount of further useful space. Next to this building is a double gate providing the main vehicle access to the property, making it particularly practical for bringing vehicles and equipment into the grounds.
There are also several other covered and additional structures positioned around the garden, further increasing the amount of available space. Together with the basement, large storage room, huge utility room, guest room, four bedrooms and attached continuation building, they give Lawn House an abundance of options for the future.
One of the greatest strengths of Lawn House is its flexibility. The property offers a combination of generous indoor accommodation, a substantial garden, numerous additional buildings and a variety of rooms that can be adapted over time. Whether used as a large family home, a countryside retreat, a property with extensive storage and working space, or simply a home where the new owners can gradually create their own vision, Lawn House offers excellent potential and plenty of room to make the property work around their needs.

There is water and electricity connected to the property.

Please note: Any fixtures or fittings present at the property are included as-is, without guarantee of functionality, and are not subject to warranty or obligation for repair or replacement.


VILLAGE OF MORAVA

Located in the Village of Morava, Municipality of Svishtov, District of Veliko Tarnovo, this property is set in the central part of the Danubian Hilly Plain in northern Bulgaria. The village is approximately 30 km from the Town of Svishtov, providing convenient access to a wider range of shops, supermarkets, restaurants, healthcare services, schools, pharmacies, banks and other everyday facilities.
The Village of Morava is an established local community with useful everyday amenities, including a Mayor's Office, post office, primary school, nursery, community centre and library. The local Chitalishte "Svetlina 1911" plays an active role in village life, with cultural activities and community events. Morava also has a railway station on the Svishtov-Levski-Troyan line.
The village has good road connections with the surrounding area, with routes towards the Town of Svishtov, Town of Levski, Village of Ovcha Mogila and other nearby settlements. This provides convenient access to the wider regional road network and the larger towns in the area.
One of Morava's notable landmarks is the Church of St Archangel Michael, a historic 19th-century church recognised as a cultural monument. The surrounding area is characterised by open agricultural landscapes and traditional rural settlements, while the nearby Danube adds further interest to the region.
For additional services and facilities, the property is approximately 15 km from the Town of Levski, 35 km from the Town of Pavlikeni, 56 km from the City of Pleven and 70 km from the City of Veliko Tarnovo, providing a good choice of larger centres within convenient driving distance.
The most attractive landmarks and places of interest in the wider area include:
- Church of St Archangel Michael, Village of Morava - the historic village church and an important part of the local heritage;
- Town of Svishtov - a historic Danube town with a wide range of services, cultural attractions and riverside areas;
- Ancient Roman City of Novae - an important archaeological site near Svishtov, with the remains of a major Roman military and civilian settlement;
- Kaleto Historical Park, Svishtov - a historic and cultural area featuring archaeological remains, the old fortress site and panoramic views;
- Vardim Island and Persina Nature Park - protected Danube landscapes offering opportunities to enjoy the area's natural surroundings;
- City of Pleven - a major regional centre with extensive shopping, healthcare, cultural and recreational facilities;
- City of Veliko Tarnovo - the historic former capital of Bulgaria, with its famous historic centre, museums and Tsarevets Fortress.
With its local amenities, railway connection, good road access and convenient location close to Svishtov and several larger regional centres, the Village of Morava offers a practical countryside location with access to both everyday facilities and a variety of historical, cultural and natural attractions.


MUNICIPALITY OF SVISHTOV

Svishtov Municipality is situated in the northernmost part of Veliko Tarnovo District and borders through the Danube River the Republic of Romania and the following municipalities: Polski Trambesh in Veliko Tarnovo District, Tsenovo in Ruse District, and Levski in Pleven District. This is where the southernmost point of the Danube river is located, which means it is the shortest way from the Danube River through Stara Planina and the Valley of Maritsa River, to the Aegean Sea.

Svishtov is one of the leading industrial and agricultural centers in Veliko Tarnovo District developing a mixed type of economy.

In its territory there are presently 120 official archaeological, art, and architectural monuments of culture of local and national significance.

The "Town Museum of History";
The "Ethnographic Museum" - The Ethnographic Museum in town of Svishtov is housed in one of the oldest buildings in Svishtov - Sladkarovata house. The building was constructed in 1800 and is very impressive, resembling a small castle. In the individual rooms are set folk costumes, art jewelery and goldsmith, church plate, wine vessels, fishing tools, etc., related to the life of the local people in the past;
The "Aleko Konstantinov House-Museum" in which the heart of the great Bulgarian is preserved in a glass vessel. The museum contains an interesting exhibition, recreating the most important moments of the short but rich of events life of the writer, the artist and the public figure - Aleko Konstantinov;
The "Holy Trinity Church" which is the most interesting architectural monument;
The Clock Tower of Svishtov - was built at the entrance on the commercial street. An inscription in Arabic on two marble plaques offers details about its building. Svishtov's Tower Clock is a cultural monument of national importance;
The Monument of the Donors.


DISTRICT OF VELIKO TARNOVO

The Historical Veliko Tarnovo, located on the famous Yantra River (the 3rd longest Bulgarian tributary of the Danube River) is one of the most popular destinations among tourists in Bulgaria.

Situated at the foot of Stara Planina Mountains in North Central Bulgaria, it attracts many tourists due to its unique architecture and history.

Often referred to as the "City of the Tsars", Veliko Tarnovo was capital of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom in the Medieval Era when it became a force to reckon with.

Probably the most popular tourist attraction, which is not only an iconic landmark and the symbol of the city of Veliko Tarnovo but also one of Bulgaria's most beloved heritage sites, is the Tsarevets Fortress. Dominating the entire skyline of Veliko Tarnovo, Tsarevets is a medieval stronghold located on a hill with the same name. It served as the Second Bulgarian Empire's primary fortress and strongest bulwark between 1185 and 1393, housing the royal and the patriarchal palaces.

The fortress is also famous for the Sound and Light audiovisual show that has been organised there since 1985. The audiovisual show is an attraction carried out in the evening that uses three lasers, variegated lights, dramatic music and church bells to tell the story of the fall of Tarnovo to the Ottomans, as well as other key moments of the history of Bulgaria.

Situated to the north-west of the Tsarevets Fortress is the hill of Trapezitsa, which used to be the fortified quarter of the capital city of Tarnovgrad. Naturally protected by high cliffs, Trapezitsa had solid fortification walls following the uneven cliff edge. It is about 80 decares in size. Parts of the defense system of the fortress, a military complex and 18 churches were localised during archaeological excavation, which continues to be carried out today.

The interactive display in the newly set up Trapezitsa Architectural Heritage Centre and Museum shows the splendour of the capital city of Tarnovgrad and the Second Bulgarian Kingdom and visitors can learn more about the customs and daily life of both the nobility and ordinary people during that time.

Another place to explore in the city where you can feel its true spirit is the Samovodska Charshiya Complex, situated in the Old Town. This was the place where in the 19th century, farmers and artisans from the village of Samovodene came to sell their goods. The area, also known as the Crafts Street, underwent serious restoration in the mid-1980s to recreate the bustling marketplace of the early 20th century. In the beautifully renovated houses from the pre- and post-liberation period, visitors can find workshops for pottery, weapons, copper working, wood carving, weaving, icon painting, Turkish sweets and a bakery.

Veliko Tarnovo might have ancient history but it also has modern and original bars, eateries and shops as well as the ultra modern Grand Central Mall (One of Bulgaria's largest), with a multiplex cinema, shops, atrium and kids play area, there is definitely something for everyone in the mall alone. Veliko Tarnovo's museums are varied and show the history of the ancient city as well as present some relics of the past.

If you want a different museum experience, you can visit The Museum of Illusions, a meeting place of science and entertainment where you can enjoy over 100 illusions, both optical and physical, such as holograms, 3D paintings, a levitating orb, an inverted room, an Ames room and more.

The closest ski resort is in "Uzana", the geographic center of Bulgaria, located at about 28 miles from Veliko Tarnovo. There are several hotels in the resort which provide tourism opportunities and good conditions for relaxation among the quiet and calm atmosphere of the mountain throughout the year. The surrounding sites of Uzana are suitable for speleology and rock climbing. There are possibilities for cultural tourism in the region. In the nearby open-air "Ethnographic Museum Etara" people can learn more about Bulgarian crafts. The "Sokolski Monastery" is situated a few miles away from Uzana.

From its rich historical value, to its thriving modern nightlife and lush natural surroundings that provide many excellent opportunities for outdoor recreational activities,

Veliko Tarnovo offers you everything you could ever want for the perfect holiday or day out!!



***Notary deal: The fees for the Notary transfer (deal) are not included in the property price, and they must be paid by the buyer at the end, once the property price is fully paid and prior to the notary deal. They are: ?590 (Notary & Legal Fees) + 5% of the property price (Governmental Fees). These are current prices and may be subject to change.