Sale of apartment in Calle de Sant Antoni, Santa Pola

This 80 m² apartment is located in a vibrant area, offering excellent public and private transportation links. The surroundings feature a diverse array of amenities, including gyms, parks, restaurants, small shops, and supermarkets, catering to all your daily needs. The living space is thoughtfully organized into various rooms and services, making it a worthwhile investment opportunity. With professional guidance readily available, you can discover the ideal property while ensuring the best possible advice for your investment. Don’t hesitate to request more information; a dedicated representative will assist you personally.

The current monthly rental for this apartment is €442.17, with the lease set to expire on November 30, 2024. At the time of this announcement, the tenant is up to date with their rental obligations. The rental amount and expiration date mentioned are subject to extensions as applicable by law. Any rent accrued until the time of sale will belong to the seller, while any rent accruing after the sale will belong to the buyer. The property will be sold with an existing rental agreement in place, possibly granting the tenant a right of first refusal for purchase.

The transaction will take place under specific conditions: (i) as a defined unit and at a lump sum price, (ii) as an indivisible whole, (iii) as per its current registral and cadastral state, (iv) in its existing physical condition, including quality, legal, urbanistic, administrative, licensing, protection, conservation, and cleanliness status, and (v) with all expenses and taxes that the seller is legally responsible for up to date. The buyer will assume responsibilities regarding (i) the physical condition and maintenance state, (ii) the urbanistic situation, (iii) any discrepancies between actual and registered property measurements, and (iv) ensuring that the property is appropriately registered and cataloged.

The seller will not be liable for (i) the tenant's financial stability or the terms of the lease, (ii) the property's condition, (iii) any visible or apparent defects, (iv) the registration or cataloging process, (v) any measurement discrepancies, or (vi) costs related to obtaining a habitation certificate unless required by local regulations. Should the property have initiated legal action against the tenant by the time of sale, the buyer may take over that legal action, but cannot claim any expenses from the seller, except for legal fees incurred up to the sale date, which will be borne by the buyer.

The current occupancy status and any obstacles that might prevent unrestricted visitation by technical personnel could hinder: (i) the official appraisal necessary as per regulations, meaning the property couldn't be mortgaged while such occupancy exists, necessitating alternative forms of security for potential financing, and (ii) the property owner's ability to obtain an energy efficiency certificate. In cases where the seller cannot provide the deposits or guarantees made in the rental agreement due to not being the original landlord, the buyer will release the seller from providing such deposits and/or guarantees. The selling price reflects these circumstances, which have resulted in a lower property value and must be expressly accepted by the buyer.