Townhouse for sale in Vegueta, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Gran Canaria

Revised price, excellent opportunity to live in the heart of the capital neighborhood of Vegueta.
We present to you this architectural gem from the early 20th century, located in this emblematic neighborhood, one of the places with the most history and charm in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
Situated just a few meters from Plaza de Santo Domingo, the Canarian Museum, Plaza de Santa Ana, and the imposing Cathedral of Las Palmas, this property represents a unique opportunity for those who value historical heritage and the potential of a property with its own character.
With more than 470 m2 built, distributed over two floors, this typical Canarian house preserves traditional elements and offers multiple renovation possibilities. It has 16 rooms of different sizes, an interior light patio, and a large open backyard that provides brightness and natural ventilation.
Additionally, it features a rooftop at different heights, with two additional rooms ideal for an office, storage, or any other desired use. From there, you can enjoy the excellent climate that characterizes the capital of Gran Canaria throughout the year.
This property is perfect for a large family wishing to live in a tranquil and historic environment, as well as for professional offices or even for the creation of a small boutique hotel, an increasingly sought-after option in the area due to its charm and privileged location.
The house requires a complete renovation, allowing the future owner to design it entirely to their taste and needs.
Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in a unique property, with history, charm, and great potential.

The expenses and taxes derived from the sale are not included in the sale price.

The buyer will pay the Property Transfer Tax (ITP), whose general rate in the Canary Islands is 6.5% on the taxable base, which will be the highest value among the sale price, appraisal, or cadastral reference value. Notary and registration fees: approx. from €700 (fees vary according to price, number of copies, and complexity). The buyer freely chooses the notary. The seller assumes, by law, the expenses that correspond to them, unless otherwise agreed. If a mortgage is needed: Appraisal, conditions, and banking costs according to the entity chosen by the buyer; as well as management fees and any other expenses inherent to the formalization of the sale.