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Apartments for sale in Ravda - Blue Marine ComplexListed by British Developments |
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Tools Contact Agent Mortgage Calculator Printer Friendly Version of This Page Email This Listing to a Friend Neighborhood Links View a map of the area Neighborhood Profile Listed by: British Developments Phone: +359 56 828 828 Mobile: +44 (0) 1273 802292 Fax: +359 56 828 828 Homepage: http://www.britishdevelopments.com Info: British Developments are estate agents specialized in Bulgarian properties - City and Holiday apartments, Rural houses and Village homes, Commercial and Residential plots of Land, both in Bulgarian summer resorts of Black Sea - Sunny Beach and Sozopol as well as Bulgarian winter resorts of Bansko, Borovets and Pamporovo at very reasonable prices. This listing has been viewed 909 times. |
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... treasure of natural landscapes blending perfectly with a charming sea. It has 5,000 inhabitants and is 3km from Ravda and 6km from Sunny Beach and Nessebar. There is a small stone beach and a quay for boats. Aheloy is also famous for its beautiful ...
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