The house is on two levels and consists of a 2-meter corridor on the first floor, which is used as a kitchen and 4 spacious rooms. The cottage is sitting on 670 sq m regulated plot of land. There is a a living room and a storage room on the first floor. The way to the second floor is via external staircase. There are two bedrooms and another smaller room there. The property is on an asphalt road accessible all year and is with all communications. There are water mains and electricity in the property and telephone line can be installed upon request. The building is with stone foundations, made out of bricks. The roof is from timbers and tiles. There is a garage and an agricultural building made from the same construction materials. There is external toilet with a bathroom outside the house. The property is semi-furnished - there are several beds inside the house.

The territory of the village of Opan is 257.5 sq.km and the population is 3509 citizens. The local economy is typically agricultural. Corn crops, fruit and vegetables are traditionally grown. There is also small private farm livestock breeding. There are no local industrial polluters, which renders the local arable land of high quality. Local capacity for new processing facility construction however remains under-developed.

As of early 2005, employed labour in the municipality totalled 394 people. Average public-sector annual salary in 2004 was 3,037 BGN, while private-sector average annual salary estimated at 2,301 BGN (221 employed in the sector). .

Stable decreasing population trend posts a major problem for municipal administration. In 2005, municipal administration implemented projects aimed at the reconstruction of water sewage system; of various road sections; and of local mayor's and community centers' buildings. The children's playground was built in the village of Vassil Levski as well. The street lights in all residential areas were also reconstructed. The municipal administration holds a significant building capacity fund, suitable for new industrial activity. The administration also holds ownership over a number of construction land lots located near major transport roadways. The construction of Trakia motorway will further boost local economic development