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British Family Finds Bargain Home in Bulgaria

A British family's move to Bulgaria for a significantly cheaper home.

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What were the reactions of viewers to Donna Hardy's purchase?: Many viewers were surprised by the low cost of the property, highlighting the significant price difference between UK and Bulgarian real estate. Some commented on the affordability and positive aspects of living in Bulgaria.
How do the average house prices in Bulgaria and the UK compare?: The average house price in the UK is considerably higher than in Bulgaria's central north, making it an attractive option for those seeking more affordable housing.
Why did Donna Hardy and her family move from the UK to Bulgaria?: Donna Hardy and her family relocated from Scunthorpe, UK, to a large property near Veliko Tarnavo, Bulgaria, for approximately \u00a321,000.
What did Donna Hardy purchase in Bulgaria, and how much did she pay?: The property includes a main house, a smaller house, a barn, outbuildings, and an acre of land. It was purchased through an agency, while her daughter purchased neighboring properties on eBay.
What type of visa are Donna Hardy and her family using to live in Bulgaria?: Donna and her family are living in Bulgaria under a Type D visa, intended for long-term settlement. Renovations are underway, and the family are happy with their new life in Bulgaria.

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