Of course, everyone has their opinion on such a subject, but unless you drive through a village that resembles a trash can, you might find something that suits your needs.
Folk talk about 'too many Roma' and yet you can find villages with a large Roma population that are CLEAN and TIDY.
When I told some folk about where I was buying my house, a former REA stated, 'oh that village was on our Black List as it has NO mains water'.
This was of course correct, but the former REA had NEVER visited my village and had only got this information from her employees. I knew from the outset that we didn't have mains water and had already got the borehole sorted. Another Bulgarian who lives about 1.5 hours away from where my village is, told me, 'they don't clear the roads up there during the winter'. Another negative, because he wanted me to buy something off him in his village. They do clear the snow as a matter of fact and if they didn't, we would be completely cut off.
There a plus and minus factors to every village, if the minus outweighs the plus, move on or avoid. I cannot name ONE village where I couldn't live, but some that I wouldn't wish to live, but not necessarily because they are a cesspit, just they don't float my boat.