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Successful family restaurant business, selling due to the retirement of the owners. Frequented by many locals and expats on a daily basis. Close to arenal beach, with a large terrace. Sold as a freehold property. Offering, kitchen, bar, bathrooms, terrace, and restaurant dining area. Highly recommended. Alternatively, you can pay a 70,000 euros traspasa/transfer and rent for 1300 a month in rent.
This is a guide to the complete and full costs of buying a €475,000 resale commercial property (bar) in Alicante, Spain.
WITHOUT mortgage:Purchase price €475,000 + Property Transfer Tax (ITP 10%) €47,500 + Notary fees approximately €1,500–€2,500 + Land Registry fees approximately €1,000–€1,500 + Lawyer / conveyancing fees approximately €4,000–€6,000 + Optional administration / gestoría / NIE costs approximately €500–€1,000 = total estimated purchase cost approximately €529,500–€533,500.
WITH commercial mortgage:Purchase price €475,000 + Property Transfer Tax (ITP 10%) €47,500 + Notary fees (purchase) approximately €1,500–€2,500 + Land Registry fees (purchase) approximately €1,000–€1,500 + Lawyer / conveyancing fees approximately €4,000–€6,000 + Optional administration / gestoría / NIE costs approximately €500–€1,000 + Mortgage valuation fee approximately €500–€800 + Mortgage notary & registry fees approximately €700–€1,500 + Bank arrangement / opening fee approximately €0–€2,000 = total estimated purchase cost approximately €531,700–€540,800.
Estimated cash required at completion with commercial mortgage:
50% LTV loan (typical conservative lending): approximate cash required €280,000–€288,000
65% LTV loan (upper range if bank offers higher): approximate cash required €194,000–€202,000
Disclaimer: This is for guide purposes only and does not constitute the final offer, which is dependent on an individual buyer's situation, and does not include any discounts or enhancements given.

Purchase expenses

Our expenses calculator will provide an estimate of all costs involved in buying a house in Spain. Use these figures as a guideline only: the actual figures will vary according to the property's location and the bank you choose, among other factors. To the total, you must add your mortgage payments, and comisión de apertura if your bank charges it.