Apartamento para arrendar em Patalavaca, Mogán, Gran Canaria

AVAILABLE SEASONALLY, MINIMUM 3 MONTHS AND MAXIMUM 8 MONTHS

We present this spacious and bright apartment in a residential area of Arguineguín, specifically in Loma 2.

It is located in a small complex with a communal swimming pool and beautiful sea views.

It features a large and bright open-plan living room and kitchen, a double bedroom with a built-in wardrobe, a full bathroom with a shower, and a single bedroom, as well as a wonderful terrace where you can enjoy al fresco dining and stunning sunsets.

Located on a high floor, it offers direct access from the street without the hassle of stairs.

Maximum occupancy: 3 people. Pets are not allowed.

Utilities such as water and electricity are included in the price up to a maximum of €60/month.

If you want to enjoy a short break, take advantage of the wonderful climate, and relax in a peaceful setting, don't hesitate and book it now!

Visits to the property: All those interested in viewing the property must present a valid identification document, such as DNI, NIE or passport, before the visit. In addition, they will be required to sign a visit sheet upon entering the property.

To reserve the property, an initial payment of 1 month's deposit will be required (to be returned within the legal time frame, after having handed over the property to the owner, as long as the condition of the property is the same as when it was handed over to the tenant and the conditions of the rental contract are met).
Law 12/2023, of May 24, on the right to housing, was approved in Congress on April 27, 2023 and in the Senate on May 18, 2023. It came into force the day after its publication in the BOE, on May 26, 2023. In its article 20, located in section 1, it is established that the real estate management costs and those of formalizing the contract will be borne by the landlord.
This regulation DOES NOT APPLY to lease contracts for uses other than housing, such as commercial premises, or to seasonal lease contracts. In these cases, the tenant is the one who assumes the payment of the agency fees, together with the corresponding IGIC.
The information on the property is based on possible errors and involuntary changes.