Gör en förfrågan om den här egenskapen
Santiago de la Ribera is a beautiful village on the Mar Menor. The warm water of the Mar Menor attracts many tourists every year to the 4 km of beaches, in search of relaxation and tranquillity.
Thanks to the excellent location there is a good connection with Cartagena, Murcia and Orihuela Costa. San Javier airport is barely 20 minutes away. There is an extensive catering offer and the local gastronomy is mouth-watering. Moreover, in Santiago de la Ribera all the necessary services and facilities are within reach, making it one of the favourite destinations on the Costa Calida.
Interested? Do not hesitate and contact our office. We are happy to help you further.
Egenskaper
- 3 sovrum
- 3 badrum
- 132m² Bygg storlek
- 200m² Tomtstorlek
- Simbassäng
- Pool
- Private pool
- Parking
- Private parking
- Close to shops
- Close to supermarkets
- Close to restaurants
- Fitted wardrobes
- Solarium
- Fitted kitchen
- Fitted bathroom
- Air conditioning
- Various terraces
- Video entry system
- Reinforced door
- Unfurnished
- Garden & pool views
- Shutters
Kostnadsfördelning
* Överföringsskatt baseras på försäljningsvärdet eller matrikelvärdet som är det högsta.
** Informationen ovan visas endast som en guide.
Amorteringskalkylator
Inteckning resultat
* Informationen ovan tillhandahålls av The MHI Group och visas endast som en guide. Individuella omständigheter kan ändra den ränta vi erbjuder för en inteckning. Klicka på länken nedan för att få en personlig offert.
Similar Properties
Spanska fastighetsnyheter och uppdateringar av 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.