House With Commercial Premises For Sale In Lloret Centre A Few Meters From The Beach

In the emblematic area of the Old Town and just 58 meters from the beach, we find this interesting property that combines housing and commercial premises, an opportunity that combines the possibility of business, business and/or residence in a privileged location.
Built in 2001 and with a built area of 193 m² and approximately 175 m² living area, the property is distributed on the ground floor, two upper floors plus roof terrace., The area of each floor is about 56 m2.

On the ground floor there is a commercial premises with a bathroom, ideal for opening a shop or using it for any other business, subject to the corresponding urban planning regulations.

The ground floor is distributed in a large independent and equipped kitchen, a spacious living-dining room with abundant natural light and a complete bathroom with shower. In addition, it has a practical storage room that provides additional storage space.
On the first floor is the rest area, consisting of three double bedrooms, comfortable and well proportioned, along with a second bathroom with bathtub.

On the upper floor, the house has a large sunny terrace, a perfect space to enjoy the outdoors.

Services to be highlighted, the lift, natural gas heating, built-in wardrobes and a distribution that allows different possibilities of use to be studied, including the option of creating two independent homes, always subject to the corresponding technical and urban feasibility.

ITP- Current rate
Notary and registry expenses according to fees

Status: Update
Aicat Registration Number 4827
Energy Certificate: 5VFF3QGVY
Large Fork: NO

In compliance with Law 3/2917 of February 13, 2018 of the CIVIL CODE OF CATALONIA, which approves the Consumer Information Regulation in the sale and lease of homes in CATALONIA, the client is informed that the notary and registry expenses and taxes that are applicable (ITP or VAT + AJD) and other expenses inherent to the sale are not included in the price.
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