HOLIDAY LETTINGS IN BULGARIA FROM 25 377 💷 GBP
- Location:
- BULGARIA
- Category:
- INVESTMENT PROPERTY
- Type:
- Holiday Lettings
- Beds:
- -
- Currency:
- £ GBP
- Prices:
- -
- Results:
- 3 listings
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Opportunity: 3 bed holiday apartment on the Balck sea coast of Bulgaria, Saint Vlas
3 - Bed - Holiday Lettings
Invest From: £87,348
Sveti Vlas, Burgas, Bulgaria
Holiday Lettings
Yield: 7.00% Gross Yield Estimated
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Opportunity: Holiday apartment near to the Marina Dinevi yacht port in Saint Vlas, Bulgaria! Very good offer for investment or retirement home.
1 - Bed - Holiday Lettings
Invest From: £49,012
Sveti Vlas, Burgas, Bulgaria
Holiday Lettings
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Opportunity: A cheap, fully furnished one-bedroom apartment in a family complex – located on the Black sea coast og Bulgaria, in the prestigious resort town of St. Vlas, Burgas region.
1 - Bed - Holiday Lettings
Invest From: £25,377
Sveti Vlas, Burgas, Bulgaria
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Bulgaria’s Burgas province has established a strong name for itself as a credible holiday hotspot for discerning travellers from across v Europe and beyond. Home to one of the biggest Black Sea Coast cities and some of the most breathtaking scenery in the whole of the country, it’s unsurprising that Burgas has begun appearing on the radar of property investors at all levels. Reassuringly, the housing market in Bulgaria in general has been climbing back to strength after a rather extended lull. Low rental income taxes remain an attractive proposition for short and long-term investors alike, as do rental yields average 4 per cent to 7 per cent. With a genuinely promising future outlook, the Bulgarian property market on the whole is once again worth a second look.
Bulgaria’s Burgas province has established a strong name for itself as a credible holiday hotspot for discerning travellers from across v Europe and beyond. Home to one of the biggest Black Sea Coast cities and some of the most breathtaking scenery in the whole of the country, it’s unsurprising that Burgas has begun appearing on the radar of property investors at all levels. Reassuringly, the housing market in Bulgaria in general has been climbing back to strength after a rather extended lull. Low rental income taxes remain an attractive proposition for short and long-term investors alike, as do rental yields average 4 per cent to 7 per cent. With a genuinely promising future outlook, the Bulgarian property market on the whole is once again worth a second look.