Hello everyone,
I’m new to the forum and would like to say hello right away.
We are planning to buy a house in the near future. So far, we have been thinking of purchasing an existing property, not too old, to avoid as much modernization or maintenance work as possible beforehand.
However, we keep coming across offers from construction companies selling (almost) completed terraced houses. Since it is sometimes unclear what additional services or work still need to be done, I hope to get some information here. Excerpt from the property description:
Our house is especially suitable for families requiring a lot of space and offers high living comfort thanks to well-designed floor plans. The purchase price includes the following services: - Portion of the land - Connection and development costs - Paths and driveways - Paved terrace and terrace partition wall - Bathroom on the upper floor - Guest toilet on the ground floor - Turnkey (excluding tiles, floor coverings, painting/wallpapering)
A parking space (parking spot, garage) must be purchased separately for the house.
We are selling commission-free!
We have deliberately decided against a basement in order to reduce costs without compromising quality. There is sufficient storage space through storage rooms, an attic, and an external basement replacement room.
What additional costs should we expect with an offer like this? We would take on many tasks ourselves (such as laying laminate flooring), but obviously not sanitary work (shower/bathtub, toilets, sinks, etc.). We can also do the painting and wallpapering ourselves if necessary. What else should we expect on top of that that we might be overlooking? We might have a kitchen, so let’s leave that out for now.
The house should cost about 210,000 € turnkey – how much additional costs can we expect approximately (including garden landscaping, with part of the work done by ourselves)? Is it possible to estimate a figure?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards
I’m new to the forum and would like to say hello right away.
We are planning to buy a house in the near future. So far, we have been thinking of purchasing an existing property, not too old, to avoid as much modernization or maintenance work as possible beforehand.
However, we keep coming across offers from construction companies selling (almost) completed terraced houses. Since it is sometimes unclear what additional services or work still need to be done, I hope to get some information here. Excerpt from the property description:
Our house is especially suitable for families requiring a lot of space and offers high living comfort thanks to well-designed floor plans. The purchase price includes the following services: - Portion of the land - Connection and development costs - Paths and driveways - Paved terrace and terrace partition wall - Bathroom on the upper floor - Guest toilet on the ground floor - Turnkey (excluding tiles, floor coverings, painting/wallpapering)
A parking space (parking spot, garage) must be purchased separately for the house.
We are selling commission-free!
We have deliberately decided against a basement in order to reduce costs without compromising quality. There is sufficient storage space through storage rooms, an attic, and an external basement replacement room.
What additional costs should we expect with an offer like this? We would take on many tasks ourselves (such as laying laminate flooring), but obviously not sanitary work (shower/bathtub, toilets, sinks, etc.). We can also do the painting and wallpapering ourselves if necessary. What else should we expect on top of that that we might be overlooking? We might have a kitchen, so let’s leave that out for now.
The house should cost about 210,000 € turnkey – how much additional costs can we expect approximately (including garden landscaping, with part of the work done by ourselves)? Is it possible to estimate a figure?
Thanks in advance!
Best regards
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Doc.Schnaggls27 Jan 2014 07:55Sorry for the probably silly question, but:
If the company offers a "land share," does that mean it is a condominium with townhouses, or are the plots actually subdivided?
If the company offers a "land share," does that mean it is a condominium with townhouses, or are the plots actually subdivided?