Located in the picturesque village of Mala Tsarkva, at the foot of the Rila Mountains, the house is designed as a peaceful family home. Positioned in the northern part of the plot, it leaves a spacious, sunny garden to the south. The approach follows the natural slope of the terrain, while the slightly elevated house creates a sense of lightness and helps protect it from potential overflow of the nearby stream. The garage is a separate structure facing the street, following the architectural language of the house and forming a cohesive composition.
The ground floor comprises a living area with a one-and-a-half-storey ceiling height, a fireplace corner, study, bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and technical rooms. The upper floor contains three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a utility room.
The architecture references the traditional mountain chalet through its pronounced pitched roof and large chimney. The lower level is clad in clinker brick, visually connecting the house to the terrain, while the white upper floor creates a sense of lightness. The southern façade opens onto the garden, with a long pergola creating a sheltered barbecue area. Clinker planters complete the composition and naturally terrace the garden towards the street. Total floor area: 277 sq m.
