AGRICULTURE LAND - LAND IN BULGARIA FROM 8 053 💷 GBP
- Location:
- BULGARIA
- Category:
- LAND FOR SALE
- Type:
- Agriculture Land
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Large plot for sale in the village of Hotnitsa close to Veliko Tarnovo
for sale in Veliko Turnovo
£26,261
Veliko Turnovo, Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria
Listed By: Yantra Homes (Andrew Turver) on 14.07.2022
Large unregulated plot in the village of Kozarevets facing the main Sofia-Varna road
for sale in Kozarevets
£26,261
Kozarevets, Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria
Listed By: Yantra Homes (Andrew Turver) on 14.07.2022
1674 sqm plot located on a main road near Lyaskovets
for sale in Veliko Turnovo
£8,053
Veliko Turnovo, Veliko Turnovo, Bulgaria
Listed By: Yantra Homes (Andrew Turver) on 14.07.2022View all available Agriculture Land in Bulgaria from 8 053 💷 GBP on TheMoveChannel.com.
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.
With the potential for income from farming activities as well as generating a profit by selling the land at a higher price, farmland can be a profitable land investment. As demand for natural produce around the 🌎 world continues to rise, interest in agricultural land has driven values up - and prices are expected to keep climbing.
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.
With the potential for income from farming activities as well as generating a profit by selling the land at a higher price, farmland can be a profitable land investment. As demand for natural produce around the 🌎 world continues to rise, interest in agricultural land has driven values up - and prices are expected to keep climbing.