Sale of apartment in Calle Prosperitat, Alicante / Alacant

A spacious four-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment is available in a vibrant area. Spanning an impressive 129.03 m², this property presents a unique opportunity for potential buyers.

The seller has acquired the property through a legal proceeding, and they have yet to take possession. As a result, the current state of the property—its condition, occupancy status, rental agreements, and utilities—remains unknown. The transaction will proceed under distinct terms: firstly, the property is sold as is; secondly, it is regarded as a singular asset that cannot be divided; thirdly, it will be transferred in its current registered and cadastral state; fourth, the physical, legal, and administrative conditions will be as they stand; fifth, any outstanding expenses and taxes legally owed by the seller will remain their responsibility; and finally, the property will be sold without any existing utility services.

The buyer will assume various responsibilities, including the current physical and conservation status of the property, any urban planning conditions, discrepancies between its physical and registered data, necessary adjustments for compliance, and the procedures required for obtaining judicial possession of the property.

The seller will not be liable for the property's conservation condition, any visible defects, registration or cadastral discrepancies, or any issues related to obtaining the required habitability certificate, unless such a certificate is mandated by local regulations. The seller also will not cover any costs or fees arising from these factors.

Occupancy status may hinder free visits by professionals, affecting official appraisal as per regulatory requirements. Consequently, while this occupancy situation exists, it will not be possible to secure a mortgage against this property, requiring alternative guarantees if financing is desired.

The sale price has been determined based on these factors, which have contributed to a diminished value. This must be expressly acknowledged by the buyer during the property transfer process. It is highly recommended that prospective buyers seek professional and legal advice before proceeding with a purchase decision.