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Munich - Giesing

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Charming 30s semi-detached house with beautiful garden

Absolutely quiet green location, classic old building of the 30s with charming charisma, original preserved building details like wooden staircase, white coffered doors, muntin windows and floor boards, currently divided as a two-family house, renovation necessary, large sunny south garden.

Basic data

Property: HS 674
Property type: Single-family house
Construction year: 1932

Area listing

Land area: 710 m²
Living space: approx. 150 m²
Useful area: approx. 233 m²

Space and equipment

Room: 7
With a cellar: no

Purchase price

This property is already sold.

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Real estate guide

How is real estate valued?

There are three standardised methods for determining the value of real estate in Germany: the comparative value method, the capitalised earnings value method and the asset value method. The aim of the valuation is to determine the market value of the property.

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What is important to look out for during the visit?

Before buying a property, the building fabric and building services should be examined in detail. In the case of houses, the building must be thoroughly examined from the outside. Are the facade, windows and doors in order? Is there a need for repair? The gutters, downpipes and exterior lighting should also be considered.

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What ancillary costs must be expected when buying real estate?

When buying a property, you must expect the following ancillary acquisition costs: Land transfer tax, notary and land registry fees, brokerage fees and bank charges.

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What does the building specification of a new building regulate?

When purchasing a newly built property, a building description is attached to the certified purchase contract as an essential part.

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If I am buying from a developer, can I put in my own work?

Most property developers largely exclude the purchaser's own contribution, as delimitation problems arise with regard to warranty and defect removal claims.

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What is meant by a "sole mandate"?

In German brokerage law, a broker's sole commission is a contract that defines an exclusive contractual relationship between a broker and the client. In the case of a sole commission, the client binds himself to a single broker who, in return, is obliged to provide a service.

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Charming 30s semi-detached house with beautiful garden