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Munich - Altgiesing / Au
sold
Charming attic apartment in attractive old building
Particularly beautiful location in historical quarter - Altgiesing/Au, attractive 3 room apartment in top reorganized old building, original herringbone parquet flooring, stucco, high rooms, high-quality modern bath.
Basic data
- Property
- ETW 2420
- Property type
- Apartment
- Construction year
- 1912
- Floor
- 3RD FLOOR
- Lift
- no
Area listing
- Living space
- approx. 78,23 m²
Space and equipment
- Room
- 3
Purchase price
This property is already sold.
Location
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Real estate guide
When purchasing a newly built property, a building description is attached to the certified purchase contract as an essential part.
This depends on the income situation as well as the use. In other words, whether the property is acquired for own use or as an investment.
In German brokerage law, a broker's sole commission is a contract that defines an exclusive contractual relationship between a broker and the client. In the case of a sole commission, the client binds himself to a single broker who, in return, is obliged to provide a service.
Most property developers largely exclude the purchaser's own contribution, as delimitation problems arise with regard to warranty and defect removal claims.
The "hereditary lease" is prohibited by law in Germany today. Colloquially, however, the "Erbbaurecht" is often referred to as "Erbpacht". A "hereditary building right" is a right equivalent to real property which is formed in a separate "hereditary building right land register".
When buying a property, you must expect the following ancillary acquisition costs: Land transfer tax, notary and land registry fees, brokerage fees and bank charges.