Family house with sea view, cultural monument, Old Nessebar

A rare find! We offer a three-storey family house with panoramic sea view in Old Nessebar. The house is after complete renovation, with furniture and equipment we will be happy to help.

Total area: 190 m2.

Garden: 50 m2.

Three floors.

View: panoramic sea view

Orientation: south

Distance from the beach: 20 metres

Furniture: no

Year of construction: 1940 (the house is a cultural monument)

Approval: yes ( act 16)

Maintenance fee: no maintenance fee

Layout: 1st floor - spacious and bright room, another room designed for a boiler room with heat pump, veranda with access to the yard, corridor and staircase, 2nd floor - spacious living room with kitchenette, toilet, corridor, staircase and balcony with sea view , third floor - two bedrooms, bathroom with toilet, balcony with panoramic sea view.

Dear clients, in view of the current situation, we are conducting tours online by live streaming. We can arrange and secure the whole process of transfer of ownership remotely and without unnecessary travel. You can buy your dream apartment by the sea from the comfort of your home and right now at a very affordable price.

Nessebar is one of the most visited Bulgarian resorts on the Black Sea coast. It lies 38 km from Burgas and 100 km south of Varna on the rocky peninsula of the same name, which loosely follows the sandy Sunny Beach to the south.

The town was declared an architectural and archaeological reserve in 1056. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983. This picturesque place is characterised by its Black Sea-style development of two-storey wooden houses crowding together in winding streets. Numerous churches, mainly from the Byzantine period (St. John the Baptist Church from the 11th century, St. Stephen's from the 10th century with beautiful murals from the Bulgarian National Revival and the Pantokrator Church) add to the atmosphere. The oldest preserved church is the Basilica, which probably dates back to the 5th century. In the centre of the town stands the Old Bishop's Palace, which is undoubtedly one of the most impressive landmarks of the town. On the outskirts of the old town stands a unique wooden windmill. The Archaeological Museum, with its extensive collection of icons and ancient pottery, and the Monastery of St. George are also worth a visit. There are well-preserved walls near the harbour, and the town has cobblestones dating back to the Middle Ages as well as ancient Greece and Rome. The cobbled, carefully maintained streets, ancient churches and 19th century timbered houses give this town an unprecedented charm. You can wander around for hours admiring the range of handicrafts on offer and learning about its rich past. History and architecture lovers will not be bored here. You will also find small shops, markets, taverns and a harbour. There are several beaches. In the southern part of the town is the most interesting beach, the South Beach. Its length is particularly interesting, and if you look closely, you will find that it is a continuous beach that stretches all the way from the Sunny Beach. The beach is sandy, with a gradual entrance to the sea and offers a wide range of sports activities (football, volleyball, jet skiing, etc.). Along the sandy beach on the mainland, 2 km from the old centre, there is a new district. The proximity of Sunny Beach offers the possibility to take advantage of the full range of sports and entertainment and other services also in this resort. The variety and combination of history with modern services and the nightly sitting in the restaurant on the cliff above the sea in old Nessebar are reasons to visit and spend your holidays in this magical place.

This stunning place is perfect for romantics, lovers of nightlife, history, culture and good food. Nessebar should not be missed by anyone who wants to get to know Bulgaria and its customs.