It is difficult to overemphasise
how enthusiastic we are about property in Bulgaria. This really
is a wonderful country. If you are looking to purchase property
in a country that –
 •
is largely unspoilt,
• has miles of beautiful
sandy beaches,
• has stunning mountain
scenery and exciting ski resorts,
• has attractive cities
with tree lined boulevards, street cafes and imposing architecture,
• a combination of fertile
soils, warm sunny weather and traditional farming methods
that produce foods and wines to die for, then Bulgaria is
for you.
With our connections with a range of agents and developers
in Bulgaria we can find you property -
1 on the beautiful Black Sea area
or
2 in the up and coming ski resorts.
Click on our property search icon to view a small
sample range of properties available. We have many hundreds
of other that are not yet on the site.
Remember, as we do not deal with just one agent or developer
we really can find you your ideal property in Bulgaria.
Contact us with your requirements and we will do the rest.
If your trip to Bulgaria is already planned and you wish
to meet with one of our agents while you are there, just let
us know and we will organise it.
If you prefer a one to one inspection trip - that's fine
too, just ask for details.
The countryside (largely unspoiled) boasts, mountains,
lakes and over 300km of beautiful coastal scenery (many sandy
beaches) facing the Black Sea.
With over 200 sunny days per year and high summer temperatures
from May to October - it is often not realized that Bulgaria
is closer to Turkey and Greece than most other European countries
and that the climate is excellent for holidays.
Today, reforms and democratisation keep Bulgaria on a solid
path toward eventual integration into NATO and the EU - with
which it began accession negotiations in 2000. Bulgaria hopes
to be admitted to the European Union in 2007.
Bulgaria has enthusiastically welcomed capitalism, democracy,
foreign investment and tourism. Outside of the cities, in
the countryside life has not changed much and remains peaceful
and unhurried. The last few years has seen a migration of
people away from the countryside and to the cities for work.
However even in the cities Bulgaria has remained a relatively
safe and hassle free destination
Holiday watchdog, the Association of British Tourist Agencies
(ABTA) cites Bulgaria as the fastest growing tourist destination
in Europe. Bulgaria has become Europe’s most popular
new tourist destination and the amount of Brits travelling
to Bulgaria was up 66.3% this year – more than double
the expected numbers.
Thompson Holidays, First Choice and Going Places all said
Bulgaria was in their top most popular package holidays for
2004. They anticipate an even greater surge in Bulgaria's
popularity in the coming years. More than 3.5 million tourists
visited the country in 2003 – an 18 per cent growth
on the previous year. People are attracted by the 220km of
unspoilt coastline with blue flag beaches, an average of 8
hours sunshine per day from May to October and almost 300
sunny days per year. Temperatures average 26°C, that’s
80°F in old measurements. It’s obvious why many
people are turning away from more established resorts like
Spain and Portugal and embracing the beauty of Bulgaria! |
