en Profitable Sale of Premises with Medical Center operating in Les Corts
The tenant pays 6,000 euros per month, with a 4-month deposit and a 10-year rental contract with 2 obligors. Annual gross profitability 6%. Quarterly IBI E 609 payable by the owner. There is no Community.
It is a Medical Center in Les Corts that has been operating for more than 20 years. This spacious 292 m² premises, distributed over two floors, is located in a busy area and at street level, just 7 minutes by car from Francesc Macià Square and 5 minutes walk from the Sants Estació and Entença metro stations.
Used as a medical center, it has the license of the Minor Ambulatory Surgery Clinic (suitable for services in: cosmetic surgery, ophthalmology, urology, orthopedic surgery, traumatology and podiatry).
The store has a large entrance and window that guarantee excellent visibility and customer flow. Inside it is divided into 1 reception, 1 warehouse, 7-8 cabins, 2 waiting rooms, the operating room, an office and 3 toilets (one of them adapted for people with disabilities). Heating, air conditioning, alarm and smoke exhaust systems ensure a comfortable and safe environment for both staff and clients.
Smoke outlet.
Fees borne by the buyer 4% + VAT.
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