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San Pedro de Alcantara Estate Agent

Submitted by v8 on Tuesday November 17, 2009 No Comments

Most Brits have, at some time, dreamed of owning their own property in one of Costa del Sol’s many picturesque white villages and pueblos.  Due to its inviting climate and 320 days of sunshine, Costa del Sol attracts millions of visitors every year. Costa del Sol runs from Nerja to Gibraltar but the jewel in Costa del Sols crown has to be San Pedro de Alcantara. San Pedro de Alcantara is small pueblo steeped in culture and tradition nestled between Puerto Banus an Estepona and is easily accessible from anywhere in the UK via Malaga airport.

As a consequence, this idyllic Spanish holiday destination has become a much sought after location amongst the British for a second home, relocation or property investment.  However, if you are seriously contemplating purchasing property in San Pedro it is important that you seek the services of an English speaking Estate Agent; this is especially important if your Spanish is anything less than perfect.

A local San Pedro de Alcantara Estate Agent will guide you through every step of your property purchase and explain the various fees that have to be paid. These include – Legal and Notary fees, IVA (Spain’s equivalent of VAT) and Stamp Duty. Anyone buying property in Spain should expect to pay around 14% in fees on top of the agreed purchase price to cover every eventuality.

Apart from the fees there are other areas in which the professional advice of a local San Pedro de Alcantara Estate Agent is vital. Whether your intended purchase represents a secluded private getaway for you and your family or a long term buy to rent investment, local intelligence about location, future development in the area and amenities will help provide vital information to help you make an informed decision.

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