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tel: +359 (0)62 539 980 email: [email protected] Yantra Homes www.yantrahomes.com 443 sqm shed 5065 sqm 2 bathrooms parking A good business opportunity in the town of FEATURES Lyaskovets, just 10 minutes away from Veliko Tarnovo Only 10 km. from Veliko Lyaskovets is a small and peaceful town located at the foot of the rock where "St.St. Tarnovo Peter and Paul." Monastery is perched. The town is only 10 km from the ancient capital of Bulgaria and 2 km from Gorna Oryahovitsa. Lyaskovets is a well- Good business developed town with plenty of shops and restaurants, several schools, kindergartens opportunity and five churches. Car Dealer / Service The property we offer you is an It offers me a great opportunity for a successful Center business. The property is a dealership with service. The area of the building is 443 Big Halls sqm. and is distributed between 2 halls, an office and 2 bathrooms. The property is in very good condition, has insulation and PVC windows. There is a large plot of Office 5065 sqm, water well and a summer recreation area. 2 bathrooms Lyaskovets is one of the most popular and desirable places for permanent living, Insulation mainly due to its close proximity to Veliko Tarnovo. The town has very good PVC windows infrastructure, regular public transport and offers beautiful scenery, peace and Recreation area serenity. Parking This property offers great opportunities in a developing of successful business and it Water well is worth investing in it. Huge plot Asphalt road REF: 5140/088 Euro 164,000 Easy year-round access Yantra Homes Ltd, 7 Slaveikov Square Veliko Tarnovo 5000 These particulars are set out as a general outline only for guidance to intending purchaser(s), specification and condition of property and any appliances cannot be guaranteed. .

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