Balchik, Varna, Address available on request

Details :- Reference: IBVQ-T5644. <b>Price:</b><br /><b>€500.000,00</b><br /><br /><b>District:</b><br />Balchik<br /><br /><b>Category:</b><br />Building Plot<br /><b>Plot Size:</b><br />5000 sq.m.<br /><br /><b>Location:</b><br />Countryside<br /><br />5000 sqm price 500000<br /><br />4th Golf course near Balchik in planning<br /><br />Dobrich Bulgaria<br /><br />We are selling Building land with good sea view in the village Momchil Dobrich<br /><br />A town and seaside resort, situated terrace-like on a small bay on the<br />Black Sea, Balchik<br /><br />004 km Monchil to Balchik,<br /><br />038 km Varna to Balchik,<br /><br />031 km North of Varna,<br /><br />037 km south-east of Dobrich<br /><br />500 km East from Sofia.<br /><br />This new golf course is to be built in Momchil villa area between<br />Albena resort and Balchik neighboring the main Varna – Constantsa<br />(Romania) road.<br />The golf course would be built on a territory of more than 1,500<br />decares, 840 decares of which the golf course itself. The rest of the<br />terrain would be used for technical infrastructure, administrative and<br />commercial buildings, 6 floor hotel and about 700 residential units.<br />The golf course would have its own helicopter landing platform and<br />winery.<br /><br />The building land that our office is selling is in the golf course<br />with sea View 5000 sqm<br /><br />2 plots of land next to each other<br /><br />2000 sqm plot one<br /><br />3000 sqm plot one<br /><br />Third in significance Bulgarian port after Varna and Bourgas, used for<br />medium-size passenger and trade vessels. Balchik Population of 13 500.<br />It springs to life towards the end of the 6th C. B.C. as the ancient<br />Greek colony Crunoi (later Dionysopolis) in place of a Chalcolithic<br />(4th-3rd millennium B.C.) and a Thracian (1st millennium B.C.)<br />settlement. The exceptional view of the town from the sea impressed<br />the great Ovid who exclaimed: \"O white stone town, I salute thee for<br />thy inimitable beauty!\".<br /><br />The Milesian colonists believed that the goddess of beauty, Aphrodite,<br />was born there out of the sea foam.<br /><br />The spouting karst springs gave the town its first name Krunoi<br />(meaning spring or source in Old Greek).<br /><br />The next name was Dionysopolis. During the Middle Ages the town was<br />named after the local feudal lord, Balik In Roman times it has the<br />statute of a municipius. Later on it was included in the territory of<br />Bulgaria. In 13th - 14th century it moved to Dzhina Bair, a natural<br />fortification.<br /><br />It was ruled by the Boyar Balik, and so it was called Balchik. After<br />the Crimean War (1853 - 1856) the town flourished and grew into a big<br />corn-trading centre. After the Balkan War in 1913 it was included in<br />the territories of Romania. Struck by the natural beauty of the place<br />Queen Maria built a palace and a botanical garden, a chapel and a<br />villa complex for the Romanian aristocrats.<br /><br />The town turned into a luxurious resort at that time. After 1940<br />Balchik was again included in Bulgarian territory.<br /><br />The town has many historic and natural attractions, narrow beach<br />strips, hotels, camping grounds.<br /><br />Apart from the palace, the palace complex and the botanical garden -<br />the biggest and most diverse in the Balkans, the town is attractive to<br />tourists with its ancient atmosphere that has been preserved for<br />centuries now.<br /><br />It is interesting to walk along and observe the Tatar Quarter with the<br />pebbled streets and the houses made of stone and adobe.