LOCATION: Village of BYALA (Sliven district) is located in South-Eastern Bulgaria. It is part of Sliven Minicipality. Sliven region is bounded by the regons of Yambol, Bourgas, Veliko Tarnovo,Targovishte, Shumen and Stara Zagora.The relief is diverse- semi-mountainous and mountainous to the North, and plain -to the South. The region covers the Toundzha hilly area and the plains of Nova Zagora, Kermen and Sliven. The Elena-Tvarditza Mountains and the Sliven Mountains, which are parts of the Balkan Mountain range, rise to the North.The territory of the region is cut by the Tundzha River, the Luda Kamchia River and the Assenovska River. The large Zhrebchevo Dam Lake is on the Tundzha River and Assenovets Dam is in the valley of the Assenovska River.
- Nearest First Class Road: Sofia- Bourgas E 773
- Nearest Railway Station: Sliven city
- Nearest Airport: Bourgas
The village of BYALA is perfectly situated:
- 21km from the city of Sliven;
- 45km from the town of Yambol;
- 46km from the town of Nova Zagora;
- 92km from the historical city of Veliko Tarnovo;
- 137km from the seaside city of Bourgas.
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: We are delighted to offer you this big, unfinished brick- built property with concrete foundations. The living space is 240 sq. m. and is disposed on two floors.
FIRST FLOOR consists of a kitchen, a hall, two bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet.
SECOND FLOOR is identical to the first one.
THE YARD: is 1000 sq.m. vast. It is well- maintained and recently cultivated. Electricity and water are available in the house. The estate is approachable through an asphalt road.
The village of Byala is supplied with all the main amenities – a medical centre, а post office, regular bus transport to nearby towns and cities, mobile service, several shops and cafes. The region is famous for its mineral springs near Sliven and Nova Zagora. There are great opportunities for cultural and educational tourism, mountaineering and paraplaning in Sinite Kamani (Blue Stones) Nature Park and Kutelka Reserve, fishing and hunting. Welcome here and enojy the unspoiled beautiful nature and the clean air of the Bulgarian rural countryside!
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