ot BulgarovoBulgarovo is a small town, located in Southеastern Bulgaria. It has been existing  since 1750 according to historical Turkish  documents.   The town lies only 27 km away of the city of Bourgas and 34 km away of the town of Nessebar, which are both located on the Black Sea Coast. There is a nice spa resort, as well as a beautiful river located near Bulgarovo, and the area around is suitable for fishing, hiking, etc. All the main services, such as a regular bus line to Bourgas and other surrounding towns, a post office, cable TV facilities, mobile service, medical service, as well as shops and cafés are available. Cheap Bulgarian property is also available here, such as rural houses for sale in Bulgaria, or just a land for sale in Bulgaria. The picturesque landscape and fresh air are really perfect for relaxation and recreation, as they appear to be a good reason to escape the city’s crowd. Here you can feel the real Bulgarian rural atmosphere. The place gives good chances to obtain rural property in Bulgaria, and some British families have already done it. As it is known, purchasing of Bulgarian real estate is far from difficult. The government has performed all the necessary steps in order to meet the needs of foreigners who would like to buy Bulgarian properties land for sale for investment purposes or who are buying properties in Bulgaria to move to.
              There are a few towns that surround Bulgarovo, having influence over the way of living in it. The city of Bourgas is only 27 km away, and is of prior importance, as it is one of the best developed cities in Bulgaria. For the first time the place of Bourgas appeared as early as 1306 in a poem by Manuel Phill, a Byzantine poet, as Pirgos - a name preserved in local legends, when a Roman travel station at the place of the present-day harbour was functioning. The earliest traces of life here can be dated back to the Bronze and the beginning of the Iron Ages; while a number of finds, such as treasures and other archaeological evidences proof that human activity existed in this location during the second half of 4th Century B.C.
              Bourgas has always been opened to the world's economy and culture by means of its harbour, where more than 1,500 trade vessels including a number of petroleum tankers are mooring each year. The Port of Bourgas is the biggest seaport in the country, and is an important gate of Bulgaria as about 74% of both import and export activities of the country goes through it. In the present, with more than thirty-five big industrial companies, such as oil refinery, machine building facilities, cables production plants, ship yards, food industry companies, etc., the region is well represented both in Bulgaria and abroad. A Duty Free Zone was established in 1989 with the aim to create the most attractive conditions for foreign investors. Between Bourgas and Bulgarovo Bulgarian properties land for sale is still available. The proximity of this area to both the sea and mountains brings excellent opportunities for land investment in Bulgaria, connected with the growing interest in golf in Bulgaria.
              А very well equipped and maintained international airport is available in Bourgas, as well as a big railway station, both built to meet the increasing number of passengers coming here each year,. Bourgas is an important industrial center but it has also considerable resources for tourism. What attracts foreigners here is undoubtedly the sea. The city is a starting point for visiting the seaside resorts in the area - The Slantchev Bryag Resort and The Elenite Holiday Village, as well as The Duni Holiday Village, which are famous tourist spots for their unique architectural compositions. Which is why buying a Bulgarian apartment to let in these locations is a reasonable investment for both short and long term. Bourgas is visited by over 180,000 foreign and Bulgarian tourists annually. A lot of foreign families prefer, due to economy reasons, to rent a Bulgarian apartment rather than spend a fortune while having vacation in the luxurious resorts. Here comes the belief that obtaining a Bulgarian apartment for sale here will bring a good return. Because of its unpolluted waters as well as the lack of dangerous animals and plants, the Black Sea Coast is appreciated by many visitors. Many of them while on holiday search for Bulgarian property for sale with an idea to resell it later when the prices of the Bulgaria real estate will grow up. There are thermal mineral springs available in the region at various temperatures and chemical compositions, which makes Bourgas an attractive recreational center for both summer and winter. The city provides many opportunities for buying property in Bulgaria. As being quite well developed, plenty of investors with interests in the field of real estate in Bulgaria find very attractive sea property in Bulgaria to buy.
              The Black Sea Coast in the south of the region is occupied by the low mountains such as Strandja, Dervenski Hills and Sakar, and along with the Ropotamo river and Arkutino reserve form an attractive tourist destination. Buying cheap property in Bulgaria here for a home   or holiday house is considered a great and easy step.
              As it has been a crossroad of civilizations and cultures for centuries, in the region of Bourgas many architectural and archeological relics have been discovered from Thracian, Roman and Byzantine times, and also a number of historical monuments from the First and the Second Bulgarian State.
              The town of Aitos is the second most significant for the inhabitants of Bulgarovo, and is situated on either bank of the Aitos river. It is lies approximately 358 km east of Sofia, 30 km north-west of Burgas and 22 km east of Karnobat.  Aitos is an old settlement founded by the Thracian tribes. Northwest of the town are located remains of three turrets, which used to be a part of a medieval fortress called Aetos (in Greek - an eagle), and which was built between 650 A.C. and 750 A.C. This is where its present name comes from. In 1206 Aetos was destroyed by the Crusaders, and was rebuilt in 1488 as a fortified town. Later, in 17th century the traveller Evlia Chelebi registered it as Chengis, while in the Bulgaria’s Revival Period it was known as Orlovo or Orlovets. At that time it was a considerably big town with a famous fair. The annual four-day long agricultural and crafts fair continued to be held.
              There are lots of places of interest in Aitos, such as The Museum’s Ethnographic Collection, The Chengeliev’s House-Museum, and The St. Dimitur Church with its well preserved precious murals. If you are still looking for rural property Bulgaria, this place deserves to be seen, as it provides cheap Bulgarian properties at very reasonable prices.
There is a mineral spring with an average temperature of 16°-17°C and output rate - 30 liters per second, where the famous Aitos Mineral Baths are built. There are regular bus lines available, which connect the town with Bourgas, Karnobat, etc. The railway station is situated
in the northwest of the town.