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Hotel for Sale in Kozichino, Burgas Province, Bulgaria

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Hotel and Ethnographic Attraction Complex for Sale in Kozichino, Burgas Province, Bulgaria

A real property developed as an ethnographic attraction, comprising a hotel section and a craft workshop section, is offered for sale by a banking institution acting as owner.

The property comprises a yard constituting a regulated land plot of approximately 1,780 sq. m, situated in the village of Kozichino, Pomorie Municipality, Burgas Province, Bulgaria, together with the buildings erected thereon.

1. Hotel with Restaurant

Constructed on a footprint of approximately 330 sq. m, with a total built-up area of approximately 871 sq. m, comprising a restaurant with a built-up area of approximately 155 sq. m and a hotel with a total built-up area of approximately 716 sq. m, arranged as follows:

  • first floor of approximately 330 sq. m, comprising a hotel area of approximately 175 sq. m and a restaurant of approximately 155 sq. m, with a summer garden of approximately 42 sq. m;
  • second floor of approximately 204 sq. m, constituting hotel accommodation;
  • third floor of approximately 204 sq. m, constituting hotel accommodation;
  • attic floor of approximately 204 sq. m, constituting hotel accommodation.

2. Ancillary Building — approximately 79.50 sq. m built-up area

  • rakia still with a usable area of approximately 18 sq. m;
  • cartwright and blacksmith workshop of approximately 11.25 sq. m;
  • goldsmith workshop of approximately 11.25 sq. m;
  • weaving workshop of approximately 20 sq. m.

Further Structures

  • canopy with a built-up area of approximately 57 sq. m, converted into an exhibition of ethnic implements and equipment;
  • single-storey ancillary building with a built-up area of approximately 24 sq. m, converted into a braid-making workshop;
  • single-storey canopy with a built-up area of approximately 17 sq. m, converted into a herbalist’s premises;
  • single-storey ancillary building with a built-up area of approximately 25 sq. m, converted into a carpentry workshop;
  • single-storey ancillary building with a built-up area of approximately 288 sq. m, converted into a trading hall and restaurant with a traditional bread-oven attraction.

The property is stated to be enclosed by a solid stone wall.

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