Mechka house

Mechka is famous of its fish ponds.They overgrown with reeds, situated close to the bank of the River Danube. The ponds are surrounded by dry hills overgrown with acacia and steppe-like vegetation. Human activities includes fishery, reed-cutting, and hunting. Mechka is also proud of one of the most beautiful churches in the region, built in Byzantium style. The village of Mechka is loctated in the north central region of Bulgaria and is part of Ivanovo municipality, only 28 km from Ruse town. It is approximately 200 km from Varna. The population of the village counts 700 people.

The Bucharest International Airport is just 80 km away.

THE HOUSE
This three-storey rural house was built in 1985 year and comprises of 3 bedrooms. Each floor spreads over 50 sqm and the total size of the house is 150 sqm. There is a spacious plot of land that belongs to this offer of 1000 sqm.

Distribution of the floors is as follow:

1st floor: consists of a corridor and kitchen. The floor is not covered, but it could be easily done. The window frames are in good condition. There is no terrace on this level, but the inner staircase connects it with the other levels.

2d floor: consists of 2 spacious rooms and 1 smaller room that is intended for a bathroom. There is one terrace on this level.

3d floor: One big attic room of 50 sqm and a terrace.

General condition of the property:

Mechka house is in relatively good condition and additionally benefits of a garage, suitable for 1 car. The region is suitable for fishing and hunting.The house needs partial repairs, connected with covering the floors, changing the electricity sockets, windows. The house is sold without the furniture.

Garden area:

The garden is planted with vineyards. A summer kitchen is provided. The house has a view to the village and partial view to the Danube river.

RESERVATION AND AGENCY COMMISSION

You could reserve this house immediately by providing a non-refundable deposit of 2 000 Eur, payable by credit card (VISA, MasterCard) or bank transfer.

Upon paying the deposit the house will be reserved for the period of 14 days and after that the buyer will have to sign the preliminary contract.

A company is needed to be set up in order to obtain house with land in Bulgaria. For more information visit our LEGAL ADVICE section.

SUPRIMMO charge 3% agency commission (but not less than 500 EUR), payable at signing of the Preliminary contract.

THE TOWN OF RUSE
Town of Rouse Ruse (also transliterated as Rousse or Russe) is the fifth largest city in Bulgaria a population of 166 991 (by current address). Ruse is situated in the northeastern part of the country, on the right bank of the Danube, opposite the Romanian city of Giurgiu, 300 km from the capital Sofia and 200 km from the Bulgarian Black Sea Coast. It is the most significant Bulgarian river port, serving an important part of the international trade of the country.
Ruse is known for its 19th- and 20th-century Neo-Baroque and Neo-Rococo architecture, which attracts many tourists. The Ruse-Giurgiu Friendship Bridge, the only one in the shared Bulgarian-Romanian section of the Danube, crosses the river here.

RUSENSKI LOM NATURE PARK
Rusenski Lom Nature Park is located approximately 20 km south from Ruse. The park takes its name from the Lom river, which is the last right feeder of Danube river. Nature Park Rusenski Lom flora counts 877 species (23% of Bulgaria’s flora), 30 Balkan and 1 Bulgarian endemic species among them. Endemic plants form 3,4% of all plants in the park. 22 species of fish can be found in the river Rusenski Lom. There are 192 species of birds on the territory of the park. 70 are the mammals species founded in the valley, of totally 100 species on the territory of Bulgaria. Amazing panoramas reveal from each height of Rusenski Lom Nature Park. They entangle the endless curves of the river valley, the forest, the wild beauty of the rock pinnacles as well as the old fortresses and settlements. Among the most remarkable is the bird’s eyes view from the height before the village of Cherven. The town of Cherven was situated here in the times of the Second Bulgarian Kingdom (13-14 century), one of the biggest military, administrative and economic centers of the country.