The property we offer for sale is located at the end of the village of Tenevo, on a quiet asphalt road with access to central sewerage. The house has two concrete slabs and is repaired. There are new electrical and plumbing installations, new PVC windows, doors, flooring with laminate and terracotta. The total area is 100 sq.m. distributed between a corridor and three rooms, next to the house there is a new bathroom with toilet, which can be connected to the house as a warm connection.
The yard is 900 sq.m. large and there is a concrete pavement laid, two pines, a small pond, many fruit trees and a garage.
Tenevo has an ancient history dating back to 1609, when the village is on the register of taxed homes in the Yambol kaza. Then the village bears the name Fandakli, and later, Baldokyo and Pandukliy. The village is also described in the travel book of Evlia Chelebi from 1667 - "this village is of 100 houses, located on the banks of the Tundja River." The Orthodox Church "St. St. Constantine and Elena" in the village of Tenevo and was built in 1887. The school in the village of Tenevo was founded in 1882 as the main and as such it existed until 1982 when it was transformed into a secondary school. But as a result of the demographic characteristics of the village and the reduced number of children, it was again transformed into a primary school.
Among the protected areas with the most unique nature are the Thick Corn near the village of Tenevo.
The Proto-Bulgarian frontier shaft "Erkesiyata" is part of Medieval Bulgaria and Byzantium and is one of the most impressive ancient defense facilities in United Europe at the border and the East. The western part of Erkesiyata (64 km) starts from the village of Tenevo.
Erkesiyata is declared a cultural monument of national importance.