The plot of land that we offer to you spreads over 20899sq.m. It is near a village that is located on a small peninsular, running into the lake. Lovely view opens from two of the plots towords the water. The distance to electricity and water supply is 300-350m from the property and will be easy to be installed. The road leading to the nerest village is a gravel-paved one and is easily passable even during the winter season. The distance to asphalt road is 4,5km. At the same time the Varna - Sofia highway runs just about 10 km away from the properties. Very good offers for making a wise investment. The size of all three plots is suitable for building a house complex or tourist settlement after changing the status of the land.
Yastrebino dam lake is situated in the north-east part of Bulgaria in the valley of river Golyama reka (Big river). The offered plots are 65 km away from Veliko Tarnovo and 159 away from Varna and the Black Sea coast. Because of its accessible beach, the lake shore is exceptionally suitable for close to the nature recreation, fishing and water sports practising.
The favourable climate and rich biological variety make the area a very attractive place for numerous outdoor activities, relaxation and sport. In this region there is no environmental pollution and this keeps the air, water and soil ecologically clear. The preservation of nature and the diversity of plants and animal species are a good condition for the advance of tourism in all of its forms - eco, rural, hunting, cognitive etc. Except for its beauty, the area is fascinating for the opportunities it offers for cultural tourism as well. Down the Stara reka (Old river) can be seen some really interesting historical landmarks - the Roman bridge, as well as remnants from medieval fortresses, which are considered to be former residences of Old-Bulgarian rulers. Other places with historical significance in the region are the ancient Bulgarian capitals Pliska, Preslav, Veliko Tarnovo, numerous monasteries and churches, ethnographic complex "Etara" and many more.

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