Troyan is situated 160 km northeast of Sofia and 22 km from the Troyan pass in the Balkan Mountains. The town spreads along the terraced banks of the Beli Osum River at the northern foot of the Troyan-Kalofer ridge of the Balkan Mountains, at 450 metres above the sea level. Troyan is famous with its magnifiecent craftsman masterpieces. During the 19th century various crafts flourished here - woodwork and pottery making taking a peak. Troyan is also famous with the School of Ceramics. There is also a Museum of Traditional Crafts and Applied Arts, where a collection of master craftsmen works are exhibited. Definitely a spectacular attraction is the Troyan Monastery. It was built in the 17th century and is among the most distinguished Christian monuments in Bulgaria.A unique event happening in Troyan is the Festival of the Plum mand the Plum Brandy, held in September. Then the tourists can see a real plum brandy destillation and also sample the traditional Bulgarian "Troyan" Plum Brandy.

     Attractively set near the centre of a small town and famous mountain resort this plot of land spreads over 2500sq.m. and offers a breathtaking view towards the highest peak of the beautiful Stara Planina mountain. An asphalt road gives year-round access, water and electricity are also available and can be installed when required. Although being sold as an agricultural plot of land, building permission is easy to obtain. The town is very well-developed and is gaining more and more popularity as a desired spot for tourism and recreation. At your disposal in town are lots of amenities including a number of shops, pubs, restaurants, post office and a school whilst in the vicinity are located some of the highest mountain peaks in Bulgaria which apart from the wonderful views offer numerous opportunities for spending a great time!