Oldenzaal - Overdinkel - Deurningen

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Luxury living in De Lutte

from villa and apartment to country house


De Lutte, a picturesque village in the province of Overijssel, is nestled among leafy fields and historic farmlands. Rich in tradition and culture, this community is deeply rooted in its rural past, yet looks forward to the future with optimism. Historically, De Lutte is home to numerous monumental farms and country houses, each with their own unique story. Geographically, De Lutte is blessed with an ideal location, bordering both Germany and the beautiful Twente landscape, one of the most beautiful areas in the Netherlands.

Exclusive Housing Market in De Lutte

Currently, the exclusive housing market in De Lutte is stable. However, the demand for luxury houses and apartments exceeds the supply, leading to an increase in average prices.

Political and Economic Stability

The political and economic climate in De Lutte is stable, with both local and provincial governments committed to sustainable growth and development.
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Estate Agents Fees and Transfer Tax

The average estate agent's fee in De Lutte varies, but averages around 1.5% of the sale price for both buyers and sellers. In addition, one should take account of additional costs such as transfer tax (2% for houses) and notary fees when buying a luxury house or apartment. Potential buyers should also take into account possible costs for a building inspection or legal fees.

Assets and Capital Gains Tax

The wealth tax on the private ownership of a house in De Lutte depends on the size of the fortune. Tax on the profit from the sale of a private house or apartment is usually exempt if the property is used as the main residence. However, when selling a second home or holiday home, capital gains tax may apply.

Maximum Mortgage

For a mortgage in De Lutte, as a rule, about 30% of your own fortune should be brought in. How much one can borrow depends on income, set loan standards, and the value of the house.

Accessibility and Top Locations

De Lutte is easily accessible by both road and rail. The nearest major city is Enschede, which is a short drive away. The nearest national and international airports are respectively Twente Airport and Düsseldorf International Airport. The most sought after and exclusive residential areas in De Lutte are the village itself and the surrounding rural area.
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Living in the region

Oldenzaal - Overdinkel - Deurningen


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Living in Oldenzaal

Oldenzaal, a city with a rich history, is a picturesque gem in the province of Overijssel. This city, dating back to before Roman times, houses various historical attractions such as the Plechelmus Basilica, the Tankenberg and the Palthe House. Geographically, Oldenzaal is located in the east of the Netherlands, near the German border. The unique combination of history, geographical location and cultural richness makes Oldenzaal a desirable location for purchasing a luxury home.

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Living in Overdinkel

Overdinkel, situated in the province of Overijssel, is a charming village with a rich history and various historical landmarks. The village originated in the 19th century and is part of the municipality of Losser. Located near the German border, Overdinkel offers a unique mix of Dutch and German cultural influences. The natural environment, consisting of forests, meadows, and characteristic Twente landscapes, makes it an attractive location for nature enthusiasts.

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Living in Deurningen

Deurningen is a charming village located in the municipality of Dinkelland, in the province of Overijssel. The village has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages, with historical landmarks such as the Sint Plechelmus Church. Geographically, Deurningen is situated amidst a stunning landscape of meadows and forests, contributing to the exclusivity of the living experience. Its central location, close to larger cities, makes it a desirable place for those looking to combine luxury and tranquility.