Detached villa for sale in Avenida Juan Fuster Zaragoza, Benidorm

This is a unique opportunity exclusively for investors. The property is currently occupied, which means that site visits cannot be conducted at this time. We present a resale bungalow for sale, measuring 100 m², consisting of two floors and various rooms. It is located in the central area of the town, ensuring good access by road. The vicinity offers essential services such as supermarkets, restaurants, sports facilities, educational institutions, banks, and other commercial establishments. It is conveniently close to the beach.

With specialized services, you can find the property you need and secure your investment with expert guidance. We encourage you to reach out for further information, and a representative will assist you personally.

Please note that the property will be sold occupied, and the current tenant may have a right of first refusal for the purchase. The property will be transferred (i) as an indivisible whole and for a lump sum (ii) in its current registered and cadastral state (iii) in its physical condition, quality, legal, urbanistic, administrative, licensing, preservation, and cleanliness state (iv) free from expenses and taxes owed by law to the seller. The buyer will assume (i) the physical condition and maintenance status (ii) the urban planning situation (iii) any discrepancies between the physical reality and the registered or cadastral reality or the size of the property (iv) the registration and cadastral adjustment of the property.

The seller will not be liable for (i) the solvency of the tenant or the terms of the lease agreement, (ii) the property's condition, (iii) visible defects, (iv) registration or cadastral normalization (v) any discrepancies in size that may exist, (vi) the responsibility for obtaining the certificate of occupancy unless it's required by the local authority, and (vii) any costs, expenses, fees, or taxes arising from these matters. If legal action has been taken by the seller against the tenant at the time of sale, the buyer may substitute into that action, but cannot claim any amounts from the seller as a result, except for lawyer and agent fees incurred up to the date of transfer, which will be the buyer's responsibility.

The current occupancy status and/or restrictions on access to the property will prevent (i) an official appraisal as required under current regulations, which means the property cannot be mortgaged while the occupancy situation persists, necessitating alternative guarantees if financing is sought, and (ii) the seller from obtaining an energy efficiency certificate. If the seller cannot provide the deposits or guarantees established in the lease due to not being the original landlord, the buyer will release the seller from the obligation to provide such deposits and/or guarantees.

The sale price of the property has been determined based on these circumstances, which have diminished its value and must be expressly accepted by the buyer during the property transfer process. It is advisable for the buyer to seek professional and legal advice before proceeding with the purchase decision.