Country: Bulgaria Location: Lom Small town Price:   EUR: 7900 Yard: 1000 sq. m. Area: 70 sq. m. Bedrooms: 1 Bathrooms: 1 Status: Available

Take a look at this lovely property situated in a calm and nice village only 16 km away from the town of Lom. The house is nice and cozy. It has one floor of 70 sq. m, consisting of 3 rooms. There is also an additional building including a summer kitchen and a bathroom.
The house is in a good condition but needs some refreshment to become nice for using. The garden is 1000 sq. m, with a well and some farm buildings on it.
The town of Lom itself is situated on the right bank (the Bulgarian one) of the Danube River, at its estuary with the Lom river. It is 162 km north of Sofia, 56 km southeast of Vidin, 49 km north of Montana and 42 km west of Kozlodoui. It is the second most important port on the Danube after Rousse.
The town was founded by the Thracians under the name of Artanes. After them the Romans called the fortress and the town Almus, from where the name of the today’s town and of the Lom River comes.
Lom is proud of its traditions from the period of the national Revival. In 1856 the first community centre in Bulgaria was founded there, the first women’s society in this country was founded here (1858) and one of the first theatre performances took place in the town. Krustyu Pishurka, an educator worked here. At the beginning of the XX century numerous rich families build their homes in “late secession” style, projected by Austrian, Italian and German architects, which today are the town’s pride.