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Property situated in a picturesque village close to the city of Pleven. Recently the village has become more like a holiday village than a regular one as it is just 10 minutes drive away from Pleven, and at the same time it is hidden into the woods. The village is called Bohot, and offers all basic utilities like post-office, shops, cafes, pubs, medical services, etc.
The property shown is located at the end of the village, at a very silent and peaceful area. For sale is a plot of land with the size of 3300 sq.m. It provides numerous opportunities for building a holiday or a resident house for example. All the building permissions are obtained, so it could be built-up right away.
About the village
Village Bohot occurs right after the fall of Bulgaria under the Ottoman yoke. According to the legend nine people, haidouks were banished into the Bohot's Wood which is now declared as a park of Pleven. For how long they had infested the legend doesn't say, but Pleven and the surrounding villages know very well about the feats of the Bohot's rebels. When they got old they requested an amnesty from the turkish government and they received it. Their leader took a wife from the close village of Kashin. And when the other lassies from Kashin saw their friend dressed up with gold and silver they decided to marry the other haidouks. When they started settled live came up the question about the village's name. The elder proposed that they should be overtaken by the night in the nature and the first thing they hear should be the village's name. So did they, and because they were very close to the Kailaka Forest they heard a owl giving out a noise: Boo Boo Booh. And they were all very happy and decided to name the village Buhot.
They lived there shortly and as they were in the forest and there was no land to cultivate they decided to move one kilometer away from the place where Bohot is today. For about 370 years they lived there when the plague came and only 7-8 families survived. These people formed the present village of Bohot. After that in the late period of the Ottoman yoke 41 other families mostly from the Balkan Mountain joined them. During the Russian-Ottoman war (1877-1878) in Bohot was the Headquarters of the commander-in-chief of the Russian Army Nikolay Nikolaevich, and also the 69th military hospital.
Nowadays Bohot is a nice, peaceful village on the edge of the National Park Kailaka, and just 10 kilometers away from the town of Pleven. The population is about 850 people mostly Ortodoxal Christians. Bohot is also famous for the beautiful oak forest and for the canyon of the river Tuchenitsa
The Municipality
Pleven municipality occupies the Central part of the Danube lowland, located at almost equal distance from the Danube River and the Balkan mountain range. The regional center - town of Pleven - is 170 km away from the capital Sofia. The access to the town by the Danube River is realized at the river port Somovit that stands away 30 km from Pleven. Presently, activities are being carried out to provide possibilities to use one of th
