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looking for any info on beltsov near the river yantra and near rousse

thanks it sounds great we have about 5 houses to view in vinograd

are you viewing with an agent?

viewing with buyahomeinbulgaria.com and staying at jo's bb cherry blossom in vinograd

We know them theyre nice &
Jo;
s a realy good cook 'the B&
B is lovely.

great really looking forward to it cant wait to view houses it will just be a holiday home for now we are hiring a car to get from sofia airport to vinograd and then can use it to see other places as well there is 2 houses in vinograd we really like so cant wait to see them

its a lovely drive amazing scenery once you get out of Sofia 'forgot to say all the bars are also cafes 'people are friendly &
helpful &
theres a snail farm &
proccesing unit being built in the village;
the Kmet is nice &
theres a postoffice ;
the internet is getting a bit faster &
we dont have electric &
water problems like many villages do;
theres also regular busses to Gorna orihavitza;
Strazhitza &
Polski trambesh'

thanks for the info cant wait to come over and view in april we are coming for 2 weeks my husband will be interested in the snail farm we are hiring car for 2 weeks so we can do some sightseeing while we are there we are not beachy people only if family come with us but might have a trip to golden sands while we are there is that far from vinograd we have got a garmin sat nav we are going to use going to get a sd card of europe for it as bulgaria is on there

The snail farm is on the next street down to the B&
B its owned by our friend hes Bulgarian &
lived in America for 10 years he has been married to an American a German &
an Irishwoman speaks perfect American english the farm has been running for a year &
the proccesing factory is still been built [nearly finished] they are worth a lot more ready to eat it costs a lot to transport them chilled but alive it wont be a big ugly building or make any pollution its just to wash &
boil them'

I only know that it's a popular fishing destination in the area (and beyond). But I don't think it's much different than any other village around - laid-back, a little run-down perhaps... Better try to get in contact and ask the people from Dzhulyunitsa, there are some British ex-pats living there permanently as far as I know.

there are 2 shepherds who take all the sheep goats &
cows out to graze everyday I think its 2 lev a week so you dont need to own a lot of land to keep animals;
there are 2 fresh springs with good water &
the tapwater is drinkable theres a good mechanic in the village our singing &
dancing group have won a lot of competitions &
wear lovely traditional costumes the population is growing theres loads of young people &
kids our school has just had a million euros spent on renovations last year this is not a dying village the local people who work away come back &
spend their wages on their houses here the people who are selling usually own more than 1 property ;
they spend the money on the house they are living in not on leaving the village the shops &
bars are being expanded not closing down its an international village there are Bulgarians;
Turks' Romanians;
Hungarians &
Brits living here fulltime;
&
Americans more Brits;
&
Dutch with holiay homes here'

thats nice to know i cant wait till we come over and see the village and view the houses hopefully buy one of them

Hope you do it will be nice to have new neighbours :Welcome2:our friends from Scotland are hopeing to move over permenantly next year they are coming just for a couple of monthes this year. There is also a Welsh couple who are going to move permanently when their youngest kid finishes school couple of years I think &
a couple from Blackpool who have bought a few properties in the village &
want to live here but still have to work he is a musician &
wants to set up a studio here.theres plenty of people to meet but many wont be here in April