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Fully renovated cave house sold with approximately 10 ha (25 acres) of farmland. The cave has a beautiful finish and is ready to move into. Perfect location for horses. Land is suitable for also planting trees/self sufficient farm. Located in the Caniles, Granada area, just a few minutes from the Sierra Baza National Park. All amenities within a 10 minute drive of the house. Mains water and electric. -------------------------------------- The cave has a total of 6 rooms, with 2 - 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen and bathroom. Large, private terrace area with room for parking in front of the house. The land is to the front of the property, leading up the valley. It is currently used for planting wheat and oats.
Property Features
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- 3 bedrooms
- 1 bathroom
Costing Breakdown
Standard form of payment
Reservation deposit
3,000€
Remainder of deposit to 10%
12,900€
Final Payment of 90% on completion
143,100€
Property Purchase Expenses
Property price
159,000€
Transfer tax 10%
15,900€
Notary fees (approx)
600€
Land registry fees (approx)
600€
Legal fees (approx)
1,500€
* Transfer tax is based on the sale value or the cadastral value whichever is the highest.
** The information above is displayed as a guide only.
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