Sale of apartment in Calle Cuesta, Alicante

Exclusive opportunity for investors. This property is currently occupied, and due to its occupancy status, visits cannot be scheduled. The property for sale features two bedrooms and is located in a building completed in 2011. With a total living area of 43 m², it comprises a living-dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and one bathroom. Situated in a vibrant neighborhood, this bright second-hand residence enjoys excellent connectivity via public transport, including several bus lines and a tram line just a 20-minute walk away. Additionally, private transportation is convenient with easy access to major roadways.

The area is well-equipped with various amenities, including schools, public institutions, parks, sports centers, supermarkets, cafes, a health center, pharmacies, and is located near the University. A popular shopping destination is also within approximately 2 kilometers. Our services are here to assist you in finding the perfect property. Reach out now for more information, and a dedicated representative will assist you personally.

The property will be sold leased to a third party, who may have the right of first refusal to purchase. The sale will be conducted regarding the property as follows: (i) sold as-is and at a fixed price, (ii) as a whole, inseparable, (iii) in its current registry and cadastral state, (iv) in its physical condition, quality, legal standing, urban and administrative situation, licenses, protection, conservation, and cleanliness, and (v) free of any costs and taxes due as per seller obligations.

The buyer will assume (i) the physical condition and state of preservation, (ii) the urban status, (iii) any discrepancies between the actual physical state and the registry or cadastral information, and (iv) the adjustment of the property in records and cadastres. The seller will not be liable for (i) the tenant’s solvency or the lease conditions, (ii) the state of repair, (iii) visible defects, (iv) the correction of registry or cadastral records, (v) any discrepancies in property size that may exist, (vi) obtaining the occupancy certificate, unless required by law in the autonomous community, and (vii) any costs, fees, or taxes arising from these matters.

If, at the time of sale, legal action has been taken against the tenant, the buyer may substitute the seller in these proceedings, but cannot claim any compensation from the seller as a result, except for any legal fees incurred up to the date of transfer, which will be the responsibility of the buyer. The current occupancy status and/or any restrictions on free access for appraisals would prevent: (i) the official valuation of the property in accordance with regulatory requirements, thus hindering its ability to be mortgaged while the occupancy situation persists, necessitating alternative guarantees for potential financing requests, and (ii) the property owner obtaining an energy efficiency certificate.

In cases where the owner has no record of deposits made as security in the lease because they were not the original landlord, the buyer waives the right to demand these deposits or guarantees from the owner. The sale price of this property has been determined considering these circumstances, which reflect a reduced market value, and such conditions must be expressly accepted by the buyer upon formalizing the property transfer. It is advisable for the buyer to seek professional and legal counsel before making any decisions.