Apartamento para arrendar em Playa del Inglés, San Bartolomé de Tirajana, Gran Canaria

Located in one of the most popular and comprehensive complexes in the area; 5 communal swimming pools and a large sun terrace, poolside bar for enjoying a refreshing drink or snack without leaving the complex, communal parking within the grounds, elevator, extensive and well-maintained gardens, and on-site amenities such as a mini-market and hair salon.

This welcoming apartment offers the perfect combination of tranquility, sunshine, and comfort, just steps from all essential services.

Stay: Minimum 3 months / Maximum 10 months. Utilities: Not included. Pets: Not allowed.

It features a bright, open-plan living room with a fully equipped kitchen. Private terrace with views of the surrounding landscape. One bedroom and one full bathroom.

Just a short drive from the beach and with excellent transport links.

Property Viewings: All those interested in viewing the property must present a valid form of identification, such as a national identity card, foreign resident card, or passport, before the visit. In addition, guests will be required to sign a visitor log upon entering the property.

To reserve the property, an initial payment of one month's rent as a security deposit is required (to be returned within the legally established timeframe, after the property has been handed over to the owner, provided that its condition is the same as when it was handed over to the tenant and that the terms of the rental agreement are met).

Law 12/2023, of May 24, on the right to housing, was approved by the Congress on April 27, 2023, and by the Senate on May 18, 2023. It came into force the day after its publication in the Official State Gazette (BOE), on May 26, 2023. Article 20, section 1, establishes that real estate management fees and contract formalization costs will be borne by the landlord.

This regulation DOES NOT APPLY to lease agreements for purposes other than residential, such as commercial premises, nor to seasonal lease agreements. In these cases, the tenant is responsible for paying the agency fees, along with the corresponding IGIC (Canary Islands General Indirect Tax).

The information regarding the property is subject to possible errors and unintentional changes.