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Over 7,800 visitors at A Place in the Sun Live in London
Over 7,800 visitors came to a Place in the Sun Live in London last weekend searching for the best country to buy property abroad for personal use and investment.
Apart from the main markets that Brits head to - Spain and France - Bulgaria has proved to be an interesting option for many buyers as it offers very attractive property prices and a variety of options - beach and ski resorts, as well as a beautiful countryside.
Bulgaria is only 3 hours away from the UK by plane, the summer season is just starting, it is a perfect time for property viewings, so come over and we will show you around!
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