PERNIK REGION

The town of Pernik where we offer to you some of the top attractive property in Bulgaria is situated at 710 metres altitude. It is the largest town in south-west Bulgaria, after the city of Sofia. It is located some 30 km to the south-west of Sofia, in a region with excellent property in Bulgaria for sale. The town is a regional and coal-mining centre of Bulgaria also. It is a transport hub with convenient links to Sofia, the towns of  Blagoevgrad, Kulata and Kyustendil where there are the most picturesque property in Bulgaria. The Pernik county is sited in a pan. The favourable climate and the vast hilly pastures are the major prerequisites for the early settlement of moen in ancient times. The bottom of the pan is hilly, and has two rivers that run through it – the Struma and its tributary Konska rivers and lots of truly advantageous property in Bulgaria are there for sale. The relief of the pan is varied. As far as the climate is concerned, in the Pernik county it is continental climate, with the only exception of Vitosha slope, where it is mountainous and the best choice for buying a property in Bulgaria. These climatic conditions are predetermined by the high average altitude of the county.  The requisites for the development of tourism are numerous: the abundant natural and cultural resources,  the proximity to Sofia and the sporadic visits paid by foreigners and Bulgarians from the other parts of the country who would like to own a property in Bulgaria.
The Tran corner of the county is lavish with the beauties of nature, typical for Bulgaria. It is situated among the high hillside, formed from the flow of the river Erma. The town of Tran itself is situated in the Znepole valley and buying a property in Bulgaria there exactly is the wisest investment. The Tran corner is famous for the craftsmanship of its builders and with the unique Businska ceramic school and property in Bulgaria there is really much sought after.
The village of Kovachevtzi which is a true hot spot for having a property in Bulgaria is situated along the valley of the Svetlya river, 28 km to the west of the town of Radomir. It is mentioned in a document dated 1676 under the name of Kovachovcha.  The tourists are fascinated by natural diversity and many prefer to buy a property in Bulgaria for their best rest.
The county of Zemen occupies an area of 253 square kilometres and encompasses 19 settlements, united in 14 municipalities and in all of these we offer you a diversity of property in Bulgaria. It is sited along the valley of the Struma river, where the Treklyanska and Divlyansnka rivers flow into the Struma river. In the vicinity of the town of Zemen the famous monastery of Zemen is situated, built in the eleventh century and preserving murals from the fourteenth century and owning a property in Bulgaria there is a true privilege, as well as the Zemen gorge with its unique rock formations and remnants from the fortress, dated back to the First Bulgarian Kingdom. The main occupation in the county is the production of slacked lime and quarry products and industry development is another prerequisite for the high demand of property in Bulgaria.
The town of Breznik is situated in the Breznishka glen, at 750 metres altitude and when you see the magnificent nature there, you’d immediately decide on buying a property a Bulgaria. Today the town produces agricultural machines, merchant equipment, aluminium joinery, the textile and wine industries are developed and it is an excellent region for starting business by investing in a property in Bulgaria.
The town of Radomir is situated at the west foot of the Golo bardo mountain, some 13 km away from the town of Pernik. It is an old medieval town, which has emerged on the remnants of an ancient, prehistoric settlement with a necropolis and having a property in Bulgaria in this region would let you enjoy ancient cultures as well. The town has a well developed heavy industry, with several ceramic and wood-processing works and the business ideas which a purchase of property in Bulgaria there suggests are various. The old fame of the town of Radomir comes from its “boza”(millet-ale) craftsmen and their famous drink.