Stel een vraag over deze woning
Smilo Properties offers its clients this spectacular investment opportunity in the heart of Los Cristianos on the famous shopping street Juan XXIII.
It is a beautiful and perfectly located premises with reinforced windows and an open layout where you can set up your future business or gain immediate returns due to the high rents in this area of Los Cristianos.
The premises has spacious and comfortable 186 m2 divided into 2 floors, and the magnificent entrance is at street level with a continuous flow of thousands of people passing by daily.
Surrounding this establishment, there are a large number of businesses and shopping centers in both areas, open every day of the year, meeting the most demanding needs of its thousands of visitors.
Additionally, despite the wonderful commercial area, the community fee is only 35 euros.
Schedule an appointment to see it!
eigendomseigenschappen
- 1 slaapkamer
- 1 badkamer
- 186m² Bouwgrootte
- a pie de calle
- céntrico
- luminoso
- reformado
EPC-beoordeling
| Energiebeoordelingsschaal |
|---|
| A |
| B |
| C |
| D |
| E |
| F |
| G |
Kostenverdeling
* Overdrachtsbelasting is gebaseerd op de verkoopwaarde of de kadastrale waarde welke het hoogste is.
** De bovenstaande informatie wordt alleen als richtlijn weergegeven.
Hypotheekberekening
Hypotheek resultaat
* De bovenstaande informatie wordt geleverd door The MHI Group en wordt alleen als richtlijn weergegeven. Individuele omstandigheden kunnen het tarief dat wij bieden voor een hypotheek wijzigen. Klik op onderstaande link voor een persoonlijke offerte.
Spaans onroerend goed nieuws & updates door Spain Property Portal.com
In Spain, two primary taxes are associated with property purchases: IVA (Value Added Tax) and ITP (Property Transfer Tax). IVA, typically applicable to new constructions, stands at 10% of the property's value. On the other hand, ITP, levied on resale properties, varies between regions but generally ranges from 6% to 10%.
Spain Property Portal is an online platform that has revolutionized the way people buy and sell real estate in Spain.
In Spain, mortgages, known as "hipotecas," are common, and the market has seen significant growth and evolution.