High end villa in Albir
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VG Luxville proudly presents you a brand new high end villa, only 10 minutes walk to the beach and the centre of Albir. The house was built on a 780 m2 plot with a 400m2 interior, it is finished to highest standards and designed by well known local architect.
Entering into the house we are greeted by a smart lighting entrance, surrounded by a neatly trimmed garden and a garage that can fit up to two cars. The entrance to the house has a large living room with a fireplace and an open plan designer kitchen with all the top appliances ready to be used and a separate toilet. The houses has 4 large bedrooms, all en suite. The whole house has double glazing windows and electric shutters. The whole house also has underfloor heating and ducted air conditioning, sectorized and domotic, it also has a video surveillance system with exterior cameras.
The interior and exterior lighting through- out with the LEDs light make the house looks very stylish in the night.
The villa is distributed on one floor and a landscaped solarium with a chillout area that is accessed by an external staircase. It has a summer kitchen in the garden area, an adjacent laundry room and an outdoor drying area, with a toilet. Both from the master bedroom, as well as from the living room and kitchen, there is access to the beautiful outdoor area where there is a beautiful pool.
The solarium offers beautiful views, has a bathroom and is prepared to be able to make a glassed-in bedroom, an office or a gym, it can also be an ideal living area.
Has to be seen to be appreciated.
Entering into the house we are greeted by a smart lighting entrance, surrounded by a neatly trimmed garden and a garage that can fit up to two cars. The entrance to the house has a large living room with a fireplace and an open plan designer kitchen with all the top appliances ready to be used and a separate toilet. The houses has 4 large bedrooms, all en suite. The whole house has double glazing windows and electric shutters. The whole house also has underfloor heating and ducted air conditioning, sectorized and domotic, it also has a video surveillance system with exterior cameras.
The interior and exterior lighting through- out with the LEDs light make the house looks very stylish in the night.
The villa is distributed on one floor and a landscaped solarium with a chillout area that is accessed by an external staircase. It has a summer kitchen in the garden area, an adjacent laundry room and an outdoor drying area, with a toilet. Both from the master bedroom, as well as from the living room and kitchen, there is access to the beautiful outdoor area where there is a beautiful pool.
The solarium offers beautiful views, has a bathroom and is prepared to be able to make a glassed-in bedroom, an office or a gym, it can also be an ideal living area.
Has to be seen to be appreciated.
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Designer modern villa in Xabia
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This outstanding villa is located on the cliffs just of a small town Xabia. It presents itself in a very modern and unique design.
The villa is spread out across 4 levels, all of them having large terraces with front line sea views. The infinity swimming pool is heated and cooled as well as also being chlorine free for a healthier way of living.
First floor is where is the grand entrance of the home, as well as 2 garages both fitting two cars, making it possible to fit four cars in the house. First floor is also where we have the utility / laundry room.
Second floor we have a service room with a separated undeveloped space where one could possibly build a cinema, gym or two separated bedrooms.
The second floor is devoted to two bedrooms that are on this level, both of them en suit and both connected to the large outdoor terrace.
The third floor welcomes us with its grand living room with the top quality furniture which is already included in the price of the house, on this floor we will aslo find a kitchen,all with MIELE appliances and custom design kitchen, a large outdoor terrace and an infinity swimming pool as well as a guest bathroom.
The last floor of the house is fully devoted to the main, master bedroom with its large walk-in wardrobe, ensuite bathroom and an outdoor terrace.
The house is fully operated by a smart home system solucion LOXONE responsible for controlling all the electronics, lighting, music and more. All from your smartphone.
A unique piece of art, should be seen to be appreciated!
Link to property tour:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40
The villa is spread out across 4 levels, all of them having large terraces with front line sea views. The infinity swimming pool is heated and cooled as well as also being chlorine free for a healthier way of living.
First floor is where is the grand entrance of the home, as well as 2 garages both fitting two cars, making it possible to fit four cars in the house. First floor is also where we have the utility / laundry room.
Second floor we have a service room with a separated undeveloped space where one could possibly build a cinema, gym or two separated bedrooms.
The second floor is devoted to two bedrooms that are on this level, both of them en suit and both connected to the large outdoor terrace.
The third floor welcomes us with its grand living room with the top quality furniture which is already included in the price of the house, on this floor we will aslo find a kitchen,all with MIELE appliances and custom design kitchen, a large outdoor terrace and an infinity swimming pool as well as a guest bathroom.
The last floor of the house is fully devoted to the main, master bedroom with its large walk-in wardrobe, ensuite bathroom and an outdoor terrace.
The house is fully operated by a smart home system solucion LOXONE responsible for controlling all the electronics, lighting, music and more. All from your smartphone.
A unique piece of art, should be seen to be appreciated!
Link to property tour:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40
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Luxury villa in Alicante
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Entering into the house we are greeted by a smart lighting entrance, surrounded by a neatly trimmed garden and a garage that can fit up to two cars. The entrance to the house has a large living room with a fireplace and an open plan designer kitchen with all the top appliances ready to be used and a separate toilet. The houses has 4 large bedrooms, all en suite. The whole house has double glazing windows and electric shutters. The whole house also has underfloor heating and ducted air conditioning, sectorized and domotic, it also has a video surveillance system with exterior cameras.
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Here at VG LUXVILLE we pride ourselves on delivering a personalied,quality service with a new strategix marketing approach we focus on the visuals and details of the property offered. We carefully chose our stock of properties, focusing only only on the premium real estate with trusted sellers. We will take care of the buying process for you from the very first step until the very end. We speak 6 different languages between the team and have lawyers, financial advisors and banking contacts in all the languages.
The number one modern agency with a personal approach
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LANGUAGES:
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RU
POL
ES
Viktoria Gorska
« Having just over 8 years of experience in luxury real estate working with various leading agencies like Sothebys, Engel and Volkers over the meddetarenian I decided to open my own firm taking on all the experience and knowledge I have gathered from the best over the years. At VG LUXVILLE I put focus on personalized approach and quality service, going beyond just real estate and purchasing a home . I would like to understand who you are, what are your dreams what are you looking to feel when buying your home in Spain and help you find exactly that place. »
CEO, FOUNDER
LANGUAGES:
EN
RU
POL
ES
Viktoria Gorska
« Having just over 8 years of experience in luxury real estate working with various leading agencies like Sothebys, Engel and Volkers over the meddetarenian I decided to open my own firm taking on all the experience and knowledge I have gathered from the best over the years. At VG LUXVILLE I put focus on personalized approach and quality service, going beyond just real estate and purchasing a home . I would like to understand who you are, what are your dreams what are you looking to feel when buying your home in Spain and help you find exactly that place. »
CEO, FOUNDER
1. Preparation
First of all we highly recommend to do a proper research and preparation as it is usually done before making a big commitment. We advise that you do a good search about the area that you are planning to purchase your property as well as choose the agency you are going to work with, the one you feel most comfortable with . Thats to our technology it is easy to do all of the above from your country before even coming to Spain you can browse the properties you like and arrange visits for your time in Spain. We do not recommend that you view more than 5⁄6 properties a day as it might make you confused and cloud your judgement.
2. Get your NIE
Obtaining the NIE number is the first step, and in fact one of the most important ones in the first steps of the paper work you will need. The NIE is the ID number you are granted as a foreigner, and it is essential for any kind of economic activity or financial transaction (like buying the property), as well as for registering as the owner of the house. Applying for this number is quite straightforward, and you can do it from abroad (at the Spanish embassy while still in your country of origin) or directly in Spain. There are different types of NIEs, and depending on your plans you will go after one of the following options:
● You must obtain a non-resident NIE if you will purchase the property but won't live in Spain (that is, just visiting the country for that reason) and you are a non-EU citizen.
● A resident NIE if you are going to be in the country for over 183 days per year (and purchase the property during that time), no matter if you are EU or non-EU.
● And, if you are from the EU but will just be in the country for the duration of the purchase, you can get a temporary NIE.
3. Open bank account
Having a Spanish bank account is one of the legal requirements when purchasing a property in Spain. This process requires you fisical presence in order for this to be possible. Once you have your NIE you can directly open an account at your preferred institution, however we suggest doing so in the international banks such as Santanter, BBVA ING and so on . The documents required when opening a bank account:
● Proof of identity (e.g. passport or ID card) is usually asked to be presented in person.
● Number N.I.E
● Proof of Funds / Tax Declarations
In most cases the documents needed for the translation will have to be translated from your language into Spanish by an official legal translator.
4. Negotiation time
Now that you already found your dream house, it is time to agree on a price with the seller. In this process it is very important to You may find this part of the process especially tedious, as Spanish sellers really like to negotiate and push prices up (against your buyer interest). That is when relying on a real estate agent is more beneficial, as she will make the process faster and even negotiate on your behalf.
First of all we highly recommend to do a proper research and preparation as it is usually done before making a big commitment. We advise that you do a good search about the area that you are planning to purchase your property as well as choose the agency you are going to work with, the one you feel most comfortable with . Thats to our technology it is easy to do all of the above from your country before even coming to Spain you can browse the properties you like and arrange visits for your time in Spain. We do not recommend that you view more than 5⁄6 properties a day as it might make you confused and cloud your judgement.
2. Get your NIE
Obtaining the NIE number is the first step, and in fact one of the most important ones in the first steps of the paper work you will need. The NIE is the ID number you are granted as a foreigner, and it is essential for any kind of economic activity or financial transaction (like buying the property), as well as for registering as the owner of the house. Applying for this number is quite straightforward, and you can do it from abroad (at the Spanish embassy while still in your country of origin) or directly in Spain. There are different types of NIEs, and depending on your plans you will go after one of the following options:
● You must obtain a non-resident NIE if you will purchase the property but won't live in Spain (that is, just visiting the country for that reason) and you are a non-EU citizen.
● A resident NIE if you are going to be in the country for over 183 days per year (and purchase the property during that time), no matter if you are EU or non-EU.
● And, if you are from the EU but will just be in the country for the duration of the purchase, you can get a temporary NIE.
3. Open bank account
Having a Spanish bank account is one of the legal requirements when purchasing a property in Spain. This process requires you fisical presence in order for this to be possible. Once you have your NIE you can directly open an account at your preferred institution, however we suggest doing so in the international banks such as Santanter, BBVA ING and so on . The documents required when opening a bank account:
● Proof of identity (e.g. passport or ID card) is usually asked to be presented in person.
● Number N.I.E
● Proof of Funds / Tax Declarations
In most cases the documents needed for the translation will have to be translated from your language into Spanish by an official legal translator.
4. Negotiation time
Now that you already found your dream house, it is time to agree on a price with the seller. In this process it is very important to You may find this part of the process especially tedious, as Spanish sellers really like to negotiate and push prices up (against your buyer interest). That is when relying on a real estate agent is more beneficial, as she will make the process faster and even negotiate on your behalf.
Yes! If you are British and you are thinking of buying a house in Spain to retire you are still allowed to do so. However, you will be subject to the Non-EU regulations, which make the path of buying property in European Countries a little bit more complicated.
Before you even consider purchasing a property in Spain, you must have everything organised and clearly understand the ins and outs of the purchasing process in Spain. This may seem overwhelming, and there is a lot of information to process during the purchasing process. This is why it is imperative to have an experienced and trustworthy real estate agent by your side to guide you throughout the process and act as moral support.
What are all the costs and taxes associated with the purchasing process?
This is crucial, and you should have a clear answer to really understand the total amount you will
actually end up paying.
On top of the purchasing price, when buying a property in Spain you will also have to pay:
● ITP (property transfer tax) on if the property is second-hand. The exact percentage varies from region to region.
● IVA (value-added tax) for new homes. That is a flat 10% (no matter the region in which the property is located in). But if you are under 32 and the property will be your usual residency, then the amount is reduced to just 5%.
● The different notary fees.
● Stamp duty and property registration fees (on the national register of the property), which is 1.5%.
● House valuation (even though you may not end up paying it, the bank may charge it to you).
● Lawyer fees in case you hire one, which tends to be 1% on the purchase price (even though it depends on the complexity of the transaction).
Hence, you will usually pay an extra 10-12% on top of the selling price.
This is crucial, and you should have a clear answer to really understand the total amount you will
actually end up paying.
On top of the purchasing price, when buying a property in Spain you will also have to pay:
● ITP (property transfer tax) on if the property is second-hand. The exact percentage varies from region to region.
● IVA (value-added tax) for new homes. That is a flat 10% (no matter the region in which the property is located in). But if you are under 32 and the property will be your usual residency, then the amount is reduced to just 5%.
● The different notary fees.
● Stamp duty and property registration fees (on the national register of the property), which is 1.5%.
● House valuation (even though you may not end up paying it, the bank may charge it to you).
● Lawyer fees in case you hire one, which tends to be 1% on the purchase price (even though it depends on the complexity of the transaction).
Hence, you will usually pay an extra 10-12% on top of the selling price.
Even if you own a property in Spain, you're still entitled to stay for only 90 days in a 180-day period without applying for a residence permit or a visa.
1. Preparation
First of all we highly recommend to do a proper research and preparation as it is usually done before making a big commitment. We advise that you do a good search about the area that you are planning to purchase your property as well as choose the agency you are going to work with, the one you feel most comfortable with . Thats to our technology it is easy to do all of the above from your country before even coming to Spain you can browse the properties you like and arrange visits for your time in Spain. We do not recommend that you view more than 5⁄6 properties a day as it might make you confused and cloud your judgement.
2. Get your NIE
Obtaining the NIE number is the first step, and in fact one of the most important ones in the first steps of the paper work you will need. The NIE is the ID number you are granted as a foreigner, and it is essential for any kind of economic activity or financial transaction (like buying the property), as well as for registering as the owner of the house. Applying for this number is quite straightforward, and you can do it from abroad (at the Spanish embassy while still in your country of origin) or directly in Spain. There are different types of NIEs, and depending on your plans you will go after one of the following options:
● You must obtain a non-resident NIE if you will purchase the property but won't live in Spain (that is, just visiting the country for that reason) and you are a non-EU citizen.
● A resident NIE if you are going to be in the country for over 183 days per year (and purchase the property during that time), no matter if you are EU or non-EU.
● And, if you are from the EU but will just be in the country for the duration of the purchase, you can get a temporary NIE.
3. Open bank account
Having a Spanish bank account is one of the legal requirements when purchasing a property in Spain. This process requires you fisical presence in order for this to be possible. Once you have your NIE you can directly open an account at your preferred institution, however we suggest doing so in the international banks such as Santanter, BBVA ING and so on . The documents required when opening a bank account:
● Proof of identity (e.g. passport or ID card) is usually asked to be presented in person.
● Number N.I.E
● Proof of Funds / Tax Declarations
In most cases the documents needed for the translation will have to be translated from your language into Spanish by an official legal translator.
4. Negotiation time
Now that you already found your dream house, it is time to agree on a price with the seller. In this process it is very important to You may find this part of the process especially tedious, as Spanish sellers really like to negotiate and push prices up (against your buyer interest). That is when relying on a real estate agent is more beneficial, as she will make the process faster and even negotiate on your behalf.
First of all we highly recommend to do a proper research and preparation as it is usually done before making a big commitment. We advise that you do a good search about the area that you are planning to purchase your property as well as choose the agency you are going to work with, the one you feel most comfortable with . Thats to our technology it is easy to do all of the above from your country before even coming to Spain you can browse the properties you like and arrange visits for your time in Spain. We do not recommend that you view more than 5⁄6 properties a day as it might make you confused and cloud your judgement.
2. Get your NIE
Obtaining the NIE number is the first step, and in fact one of the most important ones in the first steps of the paper work you will need. The NIE is the ID number you are granted as a foreigner, and it is essential for any kind of economic activity or financial transaction (like buying the property), as well as for registering as the owner of the house. Applying for this number is quite straightforward, and you can do it from abroad (at the Spanish embassy while still in your country of origin) or directly in Spain. There are different types of NIEs, and depending on your plans you will go after one of the following options:
● You must obtain a non-resident NIE if you will purchase the property but won't live in Spain (that is, just visiting the country for that reason) and you are a non-EU citizen.
● A resident NIE if you are going to be in the country for over 183 days per year (and purchase the property during that time), no matter if you are EU or non-EU.
● And, if you are from the EU but will just be in the country for the duration of the purchase, you can get a temporary NIE.
3. Open bank account
Having a Spanish bank account is one of the legal requirements when purchasing a property in Spain. This process requires you fisical presence in order for this to be possible. Once you have your NIE you can directly open an account at your preferred institution, however we suggest doing so in the international banks such as Santanter, BBVA ING and so on . The documents required when opening a bank account:
● Proof of identity (e.g. passport or ID card) is usually asked to be presented in person.
● Number N.I.E
● Proof of Funds / Tax Declarations
In most cases the documents needed for the translation will have to be translated from your language into Spanish by an official legal translator.
4. Negotiation time
Now that you already found your dream house, it is time to agree on a price with the seller. In this process it is very important to You may find this part of the process especially tedious, as Spanish sellers really like to negotiate and push prices up (against your buyer interest). That is when relying on a real estate agent is more beneficial, as she will make the process faster and even negotiate on your behalf.
Yes! If you are British and you are thinking of buying a house in Spain to retire you are still allowed to do so. However, you will be subject to the Non-EU regulations, which make the path of buying property in European Countries a little bit more complicated.
Before you even consider purchasing a property in Spain, you must have everything organised and clearly understand the ins and outs of the purchasing process in Spain. This may seem overwhelming, and there is a lot of information to process during the purchasing process. This is why it is imperative to have an experienced and trustworthy real estate agent by your side to guide you throughout the process and act as moral support.
What are all the costs and taxes associated with the purchasing process?
This is crucial, and you should have a clear answer to really understand the total amount you will
actually end up paying.
On top of the purchasing price, when buying a property in Spain you will also have to pay:
● ITP (property transfer tax) on if the property is second-hand. The exact percentage varies from region to region.
● IVA (value-added tax) for new homes. That is a flat 10% (no matter the region in which the property is located in). But if you are under 32 and the property will be your usual residency, then the amount is reduced to just 5%.
● The different notary fees.
● Stamp duty and property registration fees (on the national register of the property), which is 1.5%.
● House valuation (even though you may not end up paying it, the bank may charge it to you).
● Lawyer fees in case you hire one, which tends to be 1% on the purchase price (even though it depends on the complexity of the transaction).
Hence, you will usually pay an extra 10-12% on top of the selling price.
This is crucial, and you should have a clear answer to really understand the total amount you will
actually end up paying.
On top of the purchasing price, when buying a property in Spain you will also have to pay:
● ITP (property transfer tax) on if the property is second-hand. The exact percentage varies from region to region.
● IVA (value-added tax) for new homes. That is a flat 10% (no matter the region in which the property is located in). But if you are under 32 and the property will be your usual residency, then the amount is reduced to just 5%.
● The different notary fees.
● Stamp duty and property registration fees (on the national register of the property), which is 1.5%.
● House valuation (even though you may not end up paying it, the bank may charge it to you).
● Lawyer fees in case you hire one, which tends to be 1% on the purchase price (even though it depends on the complexity of the transaction).
Hence, you will usually pay an extra 10-12% on top of the selling price.
Even if you own a property in Spain, you're still entitled to stay for only 90 days in a 180-day period without applying for a residence permit or a visa.
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