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3+1 977 Jurong West F/F wif AC

Price: SGD 1800
Location: jurong west, SINGAPORE
Property Type: House
Ad Type: Rent

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3+1 977 Jurong West F/F wif AC

The land is situated in the village of Diulevo and is part of its regulation plans. Diulevo is

40km from Bourgas and 5km from Sredets. Many foreigners, mainly from UK, have bought properties in Diulevo. The clean air and

the peace and quiet of the village have made it an attractive place for foreign investors. Sredets (Bulgarian: ??????) is a

town in southeastern Bulgaria, part of Burgas Province. It is located in the proximity of Lake Mandrensko and the northern

slopes of Strandzha. During the Ottoman rule it was known as Karabunar and later as Grudovo (1960?1992). Although the area of

Sredets has been inhabited since antiquity and a Bulgarian and Byzantine fortress existed nearby during the Middle Ages, the

modern town was first mentioned in 1595 by one of the foreign travellers who passed through, as well as in Ottoman tax

registers of 1676?1731. Charles XII of Sweden is known to have stayed overnight in the village in 1713 en route to

Constantinople and Sophronius of Vratsa worked as a teacher in Karabunar in 1792?1793. Russi an Army data from 1827 mentions

it as a purely Bulgarian village and it was visited by Vasil Levski in 1868. After the Liberation of Bulgaria in 1878 the

village was renamed Sredets in 1934. It became a town in 1960 and was renamed Grudovo in honour of Todor Grudov, a leader of

the Bulgarian Communist Party-organized September Uprising of 1923. In 1992 its older name Sredets was reinstated.


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