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Oirschot has a rich history dating back to prehistoric times, reflected in its numerous historical sites including 320 monuments, the St. Pieter’s Church (‘Grote kerk’) and the picturesque Markt square. Geographically, the city is favorably located in the province of North Brabant, at a picturesque point where the rivers Beerze and Kleine Beerze meet. Amidst a landscape of greenery and water, luxury and comfort have met old and modern Oirschot, integrated into an exclusive living experience.

Exclusive Real Estate in Oirschot

The current luxury real estate market in Oirschot is stable with a constant high demand for luxury properties. The supply meets this demand with a variety of luxury houses and apartments, expertly designed to meet the needs of a luxury lifestyle. The political and economic situation in Oirschot remains stable, making the area a safe and reliable choice for real estate investments.

Cost Overview When Buying a Luxury Property

The average agent fee usually varies between 1.5% and 2.5% of the selling price. Additionally, there are extra costs such as the transfer tax, notary fees and potential costs for building inspections or lawyer fees. In the Netherlands, the transfer tax is 2% of the purchase price of the property, but for expensive houses this can rise up to 6%. The wealth tax on private home ownership in Oirschot currently stands at 1.2%.

Tax Issues

When selling a main residence in Oirschot, there is no tax payable on profit, while when selling a second home, tax on profit must be paid. The corporate tax for registered companies in Oirschot is currently 20-25% while the income tax for registered residents varies between 36.65% and 51.75%.

Financing

When buying a property in Oirschot, the mortgage usually takes up 70-100% of the purchase price, depending on the buyer's equity and income requirements. The maximum mortgage amount also depends on these factors.

Location and Accessibility

The most sought-after areas for luxury living in Oirschot include the Notel, Straten and Centre districts. The city is easily accessible via the A58 motorway and has excellent train connections. Oirschot is located approximately 20 kilometers from the major city of Eindhoven, which is also the location of the nearest national and international airport.

Education and Other Facilities

Oirschotoffers several primary and secondary schools, such as the Sint-Odulphus primary school and Kempenhorst College. There are also various sports facilities including SV De Bocht ’80 and Hockey Club Oirschot. The city also offers a range of luxury lifestyle shops, entertainment venues and restaurants like Hotel De Moriaan, Restaurant De Zwaan and Shopping Centre De Loop.

Cultural and Social Facilities

Oirschot organizes various events annually, such as the Oirschot Chair Dance and the Oirschot Winter Paradise. The city also has several museums, such as the Museum Kruysenhuis and the Antiquity Room 'De Vier Quartieren'. The St. Bernardus Hospital and various clinics are located in the immediate vicinity of Oirschot, ensuring the provision of health facilities.