This large Bulgarian house in the village of Slavyanovo, located within the Popovo municipality of the Targovishte region, offers generous accommodation spread over three floors. The property includes an unfinished third floor and is set within a substantial garden of approximately 1,600 m². Essential services such as water and electricity are connected, and the land benefits from two wells and an additional outbuilding, enhancing the property's versatility and potential. Slavyanovo is a peaceful rural village that retains practical amenities not always found in smaller settlements. The village hosts several local shops and is served by both a bus stop and a train station, providing convenient transport links. Nearby Popovo, just around ten minutes away, offers a wider range of services including shopping, banking, restaurants, and other daily necessities. Larger urban centres such as Ruse and Veliko Tarnovo are approximately an hour’s drive, while Varna Airport is reachable within about two hours, making the location suitable for permanent residence or holiday use. The house itself is arranged over three floors, providing considerable flexibility. The ground floor comprises a corridor, kitchen, bathroom with toilet, an additional room, a basement, and an internal staircase connecting all levels. The additional room on this floor can be adapted for various uses such as a bedroom, office, hobby room, or storage. The basement offers further space for storage or household needs. On the second floor, the accommodation includes a kitchen and dining area, three bedrooms, a bathroom with toilet, and two balconies. This floor serves as the main living area, comfortably accommodating a family or guests. The presence of kitchens and bathrooms on multiple floors adds convenience and allows for potential separate living areas or guest accommodation. The third floor is currently unfinished internally and consists of four rooms and a balcony. This space presents significant renovation potential, enabling the new owner to complete and design the area according to personal requirements. Once finished, it could provide additional bedrooms, living spaces, or work areas, substantially increasing the usable accommodation. The extensive garden surrounding the house offers numerous possibilities, including vegetable growing, fruit trees, outdoor dining, children’s play areas, or landscaped relaxation spaces. The two wells on the property may provide supplementary water for irrigation, subject to their condition and suitability. The outbuilding within the garden adds further utility, potentially serving as storage or a workshop, depending on its state and the buyer’s intentions. This property represents a substantial traditional Bulgarian village home with ample space and scope for improvement. It is suitable for buyers seeking a permanent family residence, a large holiday home, a renovation project, or a property with land and accommodation for future development. Interested parties should verify details such as the condition of the wells and outbuilding, legal status, and any planning permissions required for further development or renovation.