Bulgarian Rural Properties present to your attention a single-storey detached house 5 km from the sea coast in the town of Shabla itself.

The house is one-story spacious and consists of three rooms, a bathroom with a toilet, outbuildings. There is a septic tank near the city center and the roof is good.

Shabla is a town in northeastern Bulgaria, a municipal center, part of the Dobrich district. It is located 80 km north of Varna, 20 km from Kavarna, 18 km from Durankulak and 5 km from Cape Shabla on the Black Sea.

general information
The climate is maritime. Winter is mild and windy, with little snowfall, spring is sunny, summer is cool, and autumn is rainy. The terrain is mostly flat. The population of the city is about 3,600 people. Altitude - 47 m.

infrastructure
 
In Shabla there is a school, an Orthodox church, a community center, various types of shops, restaurants, hotels, guest houses, a municipal children's complex, a kindergarten, doctor's and dentist's offices and all modern conveniences and communications - internet, satellite TV, digital telephone exchange, coverage to all mobile operators.
A sewage system has been built and is functioning in the city. A plan for gasification of the settlement was approved. The roads are in very good condition. Regular bus transport connects Shabla with the regional center of Dobrich, our sea capital Varna and the settlements in the area.

landmarks
Shable Lake is located 2 km from the city and is one of the most visited places. It is famous for its healing mud, and in addition, extremely rare species of the world's avifauna can be observed there - a singing swan and a red-breasted goose.
Nearby is the "Yailata" area. It is a seaside terrace with an area of 300 acres, separated from the sea by rock massifs with a height of 50-60 meters. A cave "city" of 101 "dwellings" dating back to the 5th millennium BC was discovered in the area. In its northern part, an early Byzantine fortress from the end of the 5th century has been preserved, with four towers and a gate partially preserved. In the Middle Ages, the caves were used as a monastery complex. The great biological diversity of birds attracts tourists from all over the world and makes Yailata an interesting destination for ornithologists from near and far.
The oldest lighthouse on the Balkan Peninsula is located on the territory of Shabla, and according to some reports, in Europe as well. It is a replica of the Lighthouse of Alexandria, but smaller. Its construction is non-standard and is built only of stone and mortar. It was officially commissioned on July 15, 1857. The base of the facility is a square base with a width of 8.8 meters and a height of 10 meters. In the section of the pilasters supporting the vault, the thickness of the wall reaches 3 meters. The central dome is supported by four smaller domes.