Location: The village of Malko Sharkovo is located in southeastern Bulgaria and is part of the municipality of Bolyarovo, Yambol district. It is located in Strandja near the border with Turkey. 2 km from the village, surrounded by low hills, the reservoir Malko Sharkovo is located. This is the second largest reservoir in Bulgaria, which differs from all by the presence of a real dam.

In the course of the project is construction of a camp site with a sports and entertainment complex in the district. The reservoir Malko Sharkovo is wonderfully suitable for fishing and camping. Hunting and rural tourism is popular in the region.

The municipality of Bolyarovo is located in one of the regions of the country with the most environmentally friendly environment. It is located in the southern part of the Yambol region on the northern slope of Strandja Mountain. The district covers part of the hilly terrain of Tundzha, Derventa and the southern slopes of the Uplands of Bakadzhitsite.

To the nearest first-class road: Sofia - Burgas E773
Nearest International Airport: Bourgas

The village of Malko Sharkovo has an ideal location:
9 km from the town of Bolyarsko
25 km from the seaside town of Elhovo
61 km from the seaside town of Yambol
83 km from the city of Bourgas and the airport

Property Description: The house faces an asphalt road with a beautiful panorama. Includes four rooms with bathroom and toilet. The bathroom is outside, but very close to the house, and it is not difficult to attach it to the house. There are two bedrooms, a living room and a kitchen. The house has two entrances. It is sold with furniture shown in the photos.

Yard: the yard area is 1000 square meters. m, the yard is flat, there is a well and a sink pit. Half the yard is surrounded by a massive fence.

The village of Malko Sharkovo offers all the basic amenities, such as a medical center, a post office, shops, cafes, mobile networks, regular bus services to nearby towns and villages. Many foreigners loved this beautiful village, so they bought houses here. Among them: the British, Russian, Dutch, Belgians and others. 1979