Spacious house in good condition, in the village of Bezvoditsa

We offer for sale a well-kept family house in the village of Bezvoditsa of 90 m2 with a plot of 1800 m2.

The house consists of three rooms and a bathroom with toilet. In the living room there is a fireplace stove installed. The house is in good condition, but of course there is a possibility of renovation according to current trends.

Bezvoditsa is a village in northeastern Bulgaria, located 23 km northwest of Balchik and the sea coast, 12 km northeast of Dobrich and 65 km northwest of Varna. In the village there is a kindergarten, health service, football field, grocery stores, bistro, ostrich farm. All households in Bezvoditsa have water supply and electricity. There are 9 wells in the village, one of which dates back to Roman times.

We at MOJE REAL ESTATE U MORE offer you an unrivalled range of quality and proven properties. We will help you to invest in the right property, according to your requirements, so that your money does not lose value. We are Bulgarian and we operate in Bulgaria all year round. Our company can provide you with buying, renting and general property management and after sales services on the Bulgarian coast in the locations of Sveti Vlas, Sunny Beach, Nesebar, Ravda, Aheloy, Pomorie and others.

We take care of property management from A to Z. You can rely on us in all aspects.

Our relationship doesn't end with the purchase, but only begins.

Team MNM

The northernmost major Bulgarian seaside resort of Balchik is a very nice resort over a wide bay. The buildings are in the hills above the sea and cluster around three little squares connected by a main vertical street. The town itself and its surroundings are very picturesque because of the limestone cliffs and rock formations above the town. Balchik is a cheaper place compared to nearby Albena and Golden Sands, as there are many natives here. It's a normal Bulgarian town, not an outright tourist resort. Even the Roman poet Ovid admired its beauty and called it the White City. This characteristic is still true today, thanks to the many houses built of white stone and the unique "white" sandstone rocks between which the town is situated. Balchik is little affected by international tourism and still retains the atmosphere of a Black Sea port town.