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Luxury living in Lieshout

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Lieshout, located in the province of North Brabant, has a rich history with numerous historical sights such as the famous brewery museum, Heerendonk, the St. Servatius church bench, and the Windmill Vogelenzang. Enriched with this history, this charming village is nestled in a green oasis of tranquility, next to the River Aa and surrounded by lush lands. Its beautiful setting makes Lieshout not only popular with culture and nature enthusiasts but also those in search of exclusive homes. Lieshout offers a luxury lifestyle that perfectly complements the qualities of the luxurious homes found there.

The Exclusive Housing Market in Lieshout

The exclusive housing market in Lieshout is strong and stable. The demand for luxury homes and apartments usually remains equal to the supply, largely due to the stable political and economic situation in the town. When buying a house in Lieshout, for both buyers and sellers, the average brokerage fee is about 1.5% of the selling price. Additional costs such as transfer tax (2% for homes), notary fees, possible construction inspection costs, or legal costs are added to this. Property tax on private home ownership falls under box 3 and is up to a maximum of 1.617%. With the sale of private property that is used as a primary residence, no tax has to be paid on the profit. However, the profit is taxable when selling a second home.
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Financial Aspects of Buying a House in Lieshout

The general mortgage requirements for buying a house in Lieshout stipulate that the maximum mortgage can usually not be higher than 100% of the purchase price of the house. Business taxation on profit for registered companies in Lieshout is a composite percentage of up to 25%. The income tax for registered residents is a maximum of 49.5%.

Lifestyle in Lieshout

Lieshout is known for its exclusive residential areas, such as 't Hof and Kerkwijk Lieshout. The village is easily accessible via the N615 and N279 and is 21km from Eindhoven, the closest major city. The population of Lieshout is around 4,300. The landscape around the village is lush with green lands that are perfect for outdoor activities and sports such as cycling and hiking. Lieshout has educational institutions such as Basisschool St. Augustinus, and in the immediate vicinity is the HAN University in Eindhoven. The climate in Lieshout is temperate, with an average temperature of 15.4 °C. For luxury lifestyle enthusiasts, the center of Lieshout offers stylish shops like Buutvrij and Van Oorschot Mode. Exclusive dining and entertainment options in the vicinity of Lieshout include Restaurant De Croyse Hoeve and Cafe-Zaal De Koekoek. Lieshout offers a mix of historical, sports, and cultural events such as the annual Carnival and Lieshout Summer Festivals. In terms of art and culture, there are plenty of options such as the famous Brewery Museum and Carola Mokveld Gallery. Regarding medical facilities, there are various options, such as Elkerliek Hospital, located in nearby Helmond. The public infrastructure in and around Lieshout is good and includes all necessary amenities such as supermarkets, a library, and a thriving trade sector.

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Helmond - Nuenen - Son and Breugel


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Living in Helmond

Located on the banks of the AA River in the province of North Brabant, Helmond boasts a rich history that is witnessed in its historical attractions, including Helmond Castle and Hoop windmill. The city, with roots in the medieval times, exhibits a unique blend of modern and traditional architecture, surrounded by beautiful green parks and forests. Helmond is near larger cities like Eindhoven and 's-Hertogenbosch, giving it an attractive geographical location. The city is now seen as a thriving place with trendy shops, exclusive homes, and top-class restaurants.

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Living in Nuenen

Nuenen, situated in the province of North Brabant, offers a wealth of history, culture, and nature. This charming village is famous for its well-preserved historical attractions, such as Vincent van Gogh's restored watermill and the lime tree that has stood since the Middle Ages. Geographically, Nuenen is optimally located due to its proximity to Eindhoven, providing a perfect balance between tranquil village life and city dynamics. Just minutes from the bustling urban lifestyle, Nuenen offers the best of both worlds.

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Living in Son and Breugel

Beautifully located in the heart of the Dutch province of North Brabant, lies Son en Breugel, a place rich in history and culture. This picturesque community is characterized by the historic village of Breugel, known for its attractions, including the St. Genovevakerk, and the bustling town of Son with its high-quality facilities. The community is situated on the Dommel and offers an interesting contrast between the rural and urban that historically has always existed.