Living space
approx. 245 m²
Rooms
6
Purchase price
The property
The real estate package presented here is a complete package consisting of 6 apartment buildings, all rented and in absolutely well-maintained condition. The real estate package can be sold in its entirety, partial sale is also possible upon agreement. The net rent is €215,569.20 per year. The energy performance certificates are available for inspection!
For further details, please contact our managing director, Ms. Supanz, at 0173-2058888.
Further information available on request!
Object data
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Property number
679
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Property type
Multi-family house
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Place
Food
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Rented
Yes
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Type of heating
Central heating
Rooms
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Rooms
88
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Balconies
1
Areas
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Land area
approx. 3.489 m²
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Living space
approx. 2.238 m²
Prices
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Purchase price
3.999.000 €
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Outside commission
5,95% vom Kaufpreis inkl. gesetzl. MwSt.
Energy performance certificate
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The energy performance certificate was not available when the property was listed, but will be provided upon request.
Equipment
The houses are located in
Bochum-Werne, Oberhausen, Herne-Röhlingen, 2 in Essen, and Bergkamen. We will be happy to send you the exact addresses separately!
Other information
Dear customers, please note that we can only process inquiries that include a complete postal address and mobile phone number.
This listing is considered proof of property in accordance with our general terms and conditions at www.supanz-immobilien.de. Viewings and negotiations must be conducted exclusively through our office.
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