Varna properties for sale and rent

Varna Province is located in northeastern Bulgaria. It comprises 12 municipalities: Aksakovo (some of the villages - Botevo, Dobrogled, Dolishte, Ignatievo, General Kantardzhievo, Kichevo, Klimentovo, Krumovo, Kumanovo, Lyuben Karavelovo, Novakovo, Osenovo, Voditsa, etc.), Avren (including Benkovski, Bliznatsi, Bolyartsi, Dobri Dol, Dabravino, Kitka, Priseltsi, Ravna gora, Sadovo, Sindel, Zdravets, etc), Beloslav (including the town of Beloslav and the villages of Ezerovo, Strashimirovo, and Razdelna), Byala (including the town of Byala and the villages of Dyulino, Goritsa, Gospodinovo, etc.), Dalgopol (including Dalgopol, Boryana, Komunari, Krasimir, Lopushna, Medovets, Partizani, Sladka Voda, Tsonevo, Velichkovo), Devnya (with the villages of Kipra and Padina), Dolni Chiflik (Bardarevo, Detelina, Golitsa, Goren Chiflik, Grozdyovo, Krivini, Nova Shipka, Novo Oryahovo, Pchelnik, Rudnik, Solnik, Staro Oryahovo, Shkorpilovtsi, Venelin, and Yunets), Provadiya (including the villages of Barzitsa, Blaskovo, Bozveliysko, Chayka, Cherkovna, Chernook, Dobrina, Gradinarovo, Hrabrovo, Komarevo, Krivnya, Manastir, Nenovo, Ovchaga, Petrov Dol, Ravna, Slaveykovo, Snezhina, Staroselets, Tutrakantsi, Venchan, Zhitnitsa, and Zlatina), Suvorovo (Banovo, Chernevo, Drandar, Izgrev, Kalimantsi, Levski, Nikolaevka, and Prosechen), Valchidol (Brestak, Cherventsi, Dobrotich, Esenitsa, General Kiselovo, General Kolevo, Iskar, Izvornik, Kaloyan, Krakra, Oborishte, Radan Voyvoda, Shtipsko, Stefan Karadzha, Strahil, Voyvodino, and Zvanets), Varna (including the city of Varna and the suburban villages of Kamenar, Kazashko, Konstantinovo, Topoli, and Zvezditsa), Vetrino (including the villages of Belogradets, Dobroplodno, Gabarnitsa, Mlada Gvardiya, Momchilovo, Nevsha, Neofit Rilski, Sredno Selo, Vetrino, and Yagnilo). The province's territory is 3,820 square kilometres. It borders the Black Sea and covers parts of the hilly Danubian Plain (including parts of the Frangen Plateau, South Dobruja, the Provadiya Plateau, Ludogorie, and the Avren Plateau), Eastern Stara Planina, the Varna—Devnya valley with the lakes (limans) of Varna and Beloslav, and the Kamchiya river valley. Other rivers include Provadiya, Devnya, and Batova, and the largest artificial lake is Tsonevo. The Black Sea coast is hilly and verdant, mostly cliff, with a couple of rocky headlands (Cape Galata, Cape St. Athanasius), several expansive sand beaches, the largest of which, at the mouths of the rivers Kamchiya and Shkorpilovska, is nearly 13 km long and up to 200-300 m wide, and many small cove beaches. Agricultural lands cover 60% of the area, with fertile chernozem soils mostly in the north and west; forests—28.1% (with some of the oldest oak massives in the nation), mostly in the south; and urban zones—6.8%. Natural resources include large deposits of rock salt, limestone, silica, and clays, all extensively utilized in local chemical, cement and glass manufacturing and construction; silica is also exported. Significant deposits of medicinal fango (mineral mud) are found in Lake Varna. The province abounds in thermal mineral waters. There are also natural gas reserves; the offshore Galata gas field, a relatively minor project with planned cumulative production of 2 billion cubic meters, is expected to provide up to 15% ot the nation's gas consumption for its lifetime. Manganese ore deposits are also found. The climate inland is temperate, with cold, damp winters and hot, dry summers, and akin to Mediterranean along the Black Sea coast, with milder winters and cooler summers. The area has been populated at least since the Neolith and was a major centre of an Eneolithic culture with unique skills in metallurgy and seafaring, with a developed social structure and religion (Varna Necropolis, site of arguably the oldest man-made gold treasure in the world). By the first millennium BC, is was inhabited by Thracians who dominated it throughout classical antiquity; by the end of the period they were largely Romanized. In the 6th century BC, an ancient Greek trading colony (apoikia), Odessos (Varna), was founded, becoming an enduring contact zone between Thracians and Greeks. In the 4th century, the province was included in the empire of Philip II, Alexander the Great and his diadochus Lysimachus. By the first century AD, it was conquered by the Roman Empire. Under Emperor Diocletian, Marcianopolis (Devnya) became the centre of the Roman province of Moesia Secunda of the Diocese of Thrace; during Emperor Valens' wars with the Goths (366-369), this city was temporary capital of the empire. Both Marcianopolis and Odessus (the Roman name of Odessos) were major early Christian centres; it is believed that Saint Andrew founded the local Christian church and his disciple Ampliatus served as bishop at Odessus. In the 6th century, Slavs' migrations altered the ethnic composition of the then Byzantine province, and in 680-681 it became the heartland of the First Bulgarian Empire, whose capital was perhaps initially near Varna, before it moved to Pliska. Two of the most significant scriptoria of the Preslav Literary School were located at Ravna (near Provadiya) and Varna. The latter two cities were major fortresses and trade emporia of the Second Bulgarian Empire as well. The peasant war of Ivailo in the late 13th century started from the region, which at the time was plagued by Tatar raids and was finally subdued by the Ottomans in 1389. In 1444, the Battle of Varna was fought, as were several ground and naval battles of the Russo-Turkish wars of the 18th and 19th century. Under the Ottomans, the population became extremely diverse, with significant number of Turks and other Muslim peoples arriving from Asia Minor, the steppes north of the Black Sea, and the Caucasus, along with Orthodox Christian Gagauz, Armenians, and Sephardic Jews from Thessaloniki, while many Bulgarians from the region were forcibly relocated to Asia Minor and, in the wake of the Russo-Turkish wars, up to 250,000 eastern Bulgarians were transferred to Russian Bessarabia and Crimea. Compact Bulgarian population persisted throughout the Provadiya Plateau, Devnya Valley, and Eastern Stara Planina. Villagers from places such as Chenge (modern Asparuhovo, municipality of Dalgopol), Gulitsa (modern Golitsa, municipality of Dolni Chiflik), and neighbouring Erkech (modern Kozichino, Burgas Province) later colonized and returned the Bulgarian ethnic character to dozens of villages throughout northeastern and southeastern Bulgaria, including much of Varna province. After the liberation of 1878, with the exodus of most Turks and Greeks and the migrations of Bulgarians from other parts of Bulgaria, mostly Stara Planina, as well as North Dobruja, Asia Minor, Bessarabia, and later from Macedonia and Eastern Thrace, ethnic diversity gradually gave way to Bulgarian predominance. The province in currently second only to Sofia in foreign direct investment; its GDP per capita is higher and its unemployment lower than the national averages. Per capita income is fifth highest in the nation (2007). The economy is service-oriented; it is responsible for over 30% ot the nation's total revenue in tourism (2004). (See also the list of coastal resorts, beaches and locales below.) It is also an important communications and transportation hub with the Port of Varna on the Black Sea and inland waterways, the International Airport of Varna, the Varna railway ferry terminal, parts of several railway lines (including the oldest one in Bulgaria, Rousse-Varna, opened 1866) and junctions (Sindel, Razdelna, Komunari), and portions of two of the nation's motorways (Haemus and Cherno More). Varna is the easternmost destination of Pan-European transport corridor 8 and is closely connected to corridors 7 and 9 via Rousse. In June of 2007, Eni and Gazprom disclosed the South Stream project whereby a 900 km-long offshore natural gas pipeline from Russia's Dzhubga with annual capacity of 30 billion cubic meters is planned to come ashore possibly at Pasha dere, near the Galata offshore gas field, en route to Italy and Austria. Manufacturing is concentrated mostly in the Varna-Devnya Industrial Complex and Provadiya. Agriculture (notably wheat, fruit, wineries) and forestry are also of economic significance. The province is a major education and international culture centre with five universities, several other higher learning and research institutions, numerous museums, performing arts institutions, and hosted international events.

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Delightful house from the region of Varna

119 sq.m. 860 sq.m. € 70000

This beautiful house is located in a friendly village in Varna area. It is really bargain offer! The lovely property, painted in warm colors, will provide you and your family the harmony and comfort you’ve been looking for! This... more

1-bedroom apartments for sale near Varna

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88 sq.m. 0 sq.m. € 495

With a gorgeous panoramic view to the city of Varna and Varna Bay, City Horizon off-plan project is located in the residential district, only 5km away from the center of Varna and 14km away from the Airport Varna, and it consists of 33... more

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44 sq.m. 0 sq.m. € 1400

"Saint Nikola Sea View" Complex is located in the beautiful locality of “Saint Nikola” having an unique sea view over Varna Bay and being not far from the central parts of downtown Varna, as well as 3 km from the resort “St. St.... more

Invest in apartment near to the centre ov Varna

55 sq.m. 0 sq.m. € 900

Residential building "TZAR OSVOBODITEL" is located in the central parts of Varna and it is situated on the crossroads between Rodopi Street and Tzar Osvoboditel Boulv. Total sqaure surface of the building is 1432 sq.m. from which 210... more

Apartment 200m from the sea in Byala

55 sq.m. 0 sq.m. € 53400

The apartment complex is located in Byala. Byala is small town situated in Eastern Bulgaria near the border of Varna region with Bourgas region. The closest town, situated at a distance of about 5 km, is Obzor. Varna is situated at a... more

2-bedroom apartments for sale near Varna

Luxury finished, new, unused apartment in Golden Sands SOLD

70 sq.m. 0 sq.m. € 70000

The apartment has total living are of 70sq.m disposed between two bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room , bathroom/ wc. It is only 14km away from the nearest airport in Varna- the sea capital in Bulgaria. This very spacious ground floor... more

Bye apartment in Albena-25km away from the sea capital Varna SOLD

60 sq.m. 0 sq.m. € 1160

Situated on the crown of the Chortlen Hills just 20km north of north of Varna overlooking the coastline at Albena. This unique development sets itself head and shoulders above others as a well planned and professionally funded example of... more

Bye cozy apartment near the sea in Kavarna

55 sq.m. 850 sq.m. € 850

Vacation complex Victoria Park in Kavarna is situated on the north of Varna only in 40 minutes driving a car to the International Airport of Varna and approximately 35 km to the international resorts Albena and Golden Sands. Kavarna is... more

Lovely apartments in Varna region

56 sq.m. 0 sq.m. € 495

Acorn Hills is a modern housing complex project, which will provide new homes for the people dreaming of having their own apartment in the city of Varna. The Acorn Hills Complex will square surface area of 12 000 sq. m. and it will... more

Elegant Traditional Home just 18km away from the sea

140 sq.m. 580 sq.m. € 89000

This property is located 18km away from the Varna city center, 15km away from the Varna International airport, 32km from Dobrich town, 30km away from the Albena resort. The village is well-arranged. The total living area of this two... more

Breath taking sea view. Do not miss this good offer

94 sq.m. 765 sq.m. € 85000

If you want to have a house close to big coastal resort, but in quiet and nice village, mark this offer. The total built-up area of this one storey house is 94 sq.meters, and the area of the yard is 765 sq.m. The house consists of a... more

Wonderful investment opportunity near Varna DISCOUNT

90 sq.m. 330 sq.m. € 75000

On your attention we offer two storey villa located in one of the villa areas of the historical town of Balchik, just 2km from the beach and 10km from the Black Sea top summer resort Albena. The property represents two storey house with... more