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Baarlo is an idyllic village located in the province of Limburg, amidst abundant nature, characteristic Maas culture, and a rich history. Numerous historical attractions such as d'Erp Castle, the Saint Peter's Chair of Antioch Church, and the famous Dragon Riders sculpture group adorn the landscape. The Maas River forms a beautiful blue thread through the countryside, emphasizing the picturesque quality of the area. On the banks of the river, between the extensive meadows and wooded hills that surround Baarlo, we find a wide range of exceptional homes.

Exclusive Housing Market and Economic Situation in Baarlo

The luxury housing market in Baarlo is stable and continues to develop strongly, reflecting the growing local economy. The demand for exclusive houses and apartments is high, particularly in the sought-after residential areas such as the historical village center and along the banks of the Maas River. Brokerage commission for buyers and sellers in Baarlo averages about 1 to 3% of the selling price. In addition, account should be taken of transfer tax of 2% for homes and 6% for other real estate, notary costs, and possible inspection or lawyers’ fees.

Taxes and Additional Costs

The wealth tax on private housing in Baarlo is determined by the value of the property in free-market conditions. The development of a second or vacation home requires a different tax treatment than that for a main residence. At the same time, homeowners must pay tax on the profit from the sale of a second or vacation house, while no tax is levied on the profit from the sale of their main residence. Corporate tax is 20-25% for registered companies in Baarlo, while income tax is between 37.10% and 49.50% for registered residents, depending on income.

Mortgage Requirements and Accessibility

In Baarlo, the maximum mortgage is usually 100% of the purchase price. To qualify for a mortgage, it depends in part on your income, debts, and assets. Baarlo is centrally located and accessible through both the road (A73 and A67) and by train. The village is less than 15 km from Venlo, a large town with a rich cultural offer, and extensive facilities. Düsseldorf International Airport is just an hour's drive, while Weeze Airport is just 40 minutes away. Further education can be pursued in Venlo, at Fontys International Business School or at HAS University of Applied Sciences.

Local Facilities and Quality of Life

Baarlo offers a wide range of outdoor activities, including soccer at VV Baarlo, golfing at De Berckt Golf Course, and various walking and cycling routes. The village has some luxury lifestyle stores and high-end restaurants such as Château De Raay and De Pastory. Baarlo is known for its annual events, including the King's Day celebration, the dragon boat race, and various art events. Museums such as the Ceramic Workshop Tiendschuur and Rijksweg Gallery offer cultural entertainment, as well as Theater De Garage in Venlo. The Maasland Hospital in Venlo and the VieCuri Medical Center are within a short drive. The public infrastructure in Baarlo is well developed and includes various primary and secondary schools, a library, a health center, and various supermarkets and stores.