Shumen province, 22 Km to Provadia, 22 Km to Shumen, 78 Km from Varna city, 75 Km to Shkorpilovtsi wild beaches. This property offers a fantastic blend of scale, privacy, and traditional Bulgarian charm. Located in a vibrant, well-serviced village in the Shumen Province, it is an ideal canvas for someone looking to create a substantial family estate or a boutique guest house. Property Overview This expansive estate is situated on a newly paved asphalt street, offering excellent year-round access (not on main road). Location: Shumen Province (Village of ~800 residents) Land Size: 3,520 sq.m. (Split into 2 regulated plots) Infrastructure: Electricity and water lots available. Features: Two traditional stone buildings and a massive stone perimeter wall The Land & Location The property is exceptionally large for a village setting, totaling 3,520 sq.m. Because the land consists of two regulated plots, it offers unique flexibility—you could develop two separate residences, sell one plot later, or maintain one massive, private garden. The village itself is highly functional and lively, featuring: 3 local shops for daily essentials. A local schoo population of approximately 800 people. The Buildings & Character The highlight of the property is its authentic stone construction. The Buildings: Two existing stone structures provide the footprint for a stunning renovation. While they require a complete overhaul, the thick stone walls offer incredible thermal insulation and a rustic aesthetic that modern builds cannot replicate. The Frontage: A large, impressive stone border wall runs along the front of the property, providing immediate "curb appeal" and a sense of security and history. Investment Potential This is a "blank canvas" project. Since the electricity and water lots are already active, you avoid the process of applying for new utility connections in Bulgaria. Designer’s Perspective: The scale of this property allows for modern luxuries—such as a swimming pool, organic vegetable gardens, even vineyard and fruit trees—all while staying within the architectural footprint of a traditional Bulgarian home.