LOCATION: The village of Zlati Voyvoda is located in South-East Bulgaria and it is part of Sliven Municipality, Sliven District. Sliven is famous for both the Nature Reserve of Sinite Kamani and the fecund Field of Sliven. The climate and soil are favourable for growing peach and cherry trees. If you choose to settle here, farming can be your occupation. You can go hiking or visit some towns and villages with rich history and Revival-style architecture in Sliven Mountain. The Mineral Baths of Sliven spa resort, whose water heals a wide range of deseases, is 13 km away from the city and situated in the land of the village of Zlati Voyvoda. The resort lies in the Toundzha Valley and has remains of an ancient Roman Bath. The Mineral Baths of Sliven Spa Resort offers all a tourist needs - restaurants, bars, hotels, parks and outdoor swimming pools.
- Nearest First Class Road: Sofia – Bourgas E773
- Nearest Railway Station: Kermen
- Nearest International Airport: Bourgas
The village of ZLATI VOYVODA is perfectly situated:
- 18 km from the city of Sliven
- 21 km from the town of Nova Zagora
- 14 km from the town of Kermen
- 37 km from the city of Yambol
- 123 km from the seaside city of Bourgas
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION: Our offer is a single storey house, built of clay and adobe bricks, and situated on the main road from Sofia to Bourgas. The accommodation has 55 sq. m. living area and comprises of an entrance hall, two rooms, a kitchen, a bathroom and a toilet. In front of the house there is a patio under a large shelter. A few farm buildings are situated at the rear of the house. Electricity and running water were connected inside. There is a cesspit. You can rely on the assistance of our competent builders for any renovation work.
GARDEN: The yard extends to 900 sq. m. It isn't well maintained but was planted with lots of fruit trees and trellis vines.
THE VILLAGE: The lovely village of Zlati Voyvoda has all local amenities – a medical centre, a mobile network, а post office, regular bus transport to nearby towns and cities, shops and cafes.
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