We offer to your attention an unrivaled VIP object Lake "Paradise" in Transcarpathia Beregovo, Transcarpathian region.

We present to your attention an unparalleled VIP object Lake "Paradise" - a natural body of water (the old bed of the Borzhava River), from which water is supplied to the lake. The river "Borzhava" is nearby. It is located in the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains in a wonderful location. The natural lake is private, stocked 4.24 hectares, with an adjacent territory of 5.26 hectaresland plot, which is also privately owned. The site is electrified, gasified, has its own 2 water wells. The lake is stocked with the following types of fish: white carp, carp, zander, carp, mirror carp, crucian carp, pike and others. On the lake there is a wooden two-story house with all amenities, with a terrace overlooking the water. The house of 760 sq. m. with a ready-made project for the construction of a hotel complex is privately owned. Many valuable species of trees, fruit, walnut, linden, acacia, birch, hazel, bushes, flowers are planted on the plot of land. Nature is wonderful for lovers of nature, recreation, fishing, solitude. Near the lake there is a river, an oak forest. The entrance to the territory is paved. 10 km from the local district center. Unsurpassed nature, peace. Near Thermal waters - hot underground springs. There is a well-known thermal pool in Berehovo, which you can come to for good Carpathian health, whether in summer or in frosty winter. The tradition of treatment with thermal waters originated in Austria, and it was during the Austro-Hungarian Empire that pools filled with healing water appeared in the city of Beregsas. Thermal waters should not be confused with mineral springs, because they are treated externally: you have to immerse yourself in a tank. Hot springs with a water temperature of 20 degrees Celsius or more are called thermal springs - they treat more than 80 diseases. The waters of Berehovoy are silicon-nitrogen-carbon dioxide-chloride-sodium of high mineralization. Even in winter, underground springs do not cool down.