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Santa Eufemia, Tomares, Reino de España
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Great rental apartment in Santa Eufemia. Edificio Mediodía building. Within a gated community with common areas and a pool, you will find this spacious and bright apartment. It has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an independent kitchen and a large terrace. It is air-conditioned, furnished and has a parking space.
Information about price and conditions (Law 10/2025): • Expenses included in the rent: Homeowners association fee and IBI. • Expenses NOT included in the rent (additional concepts): The advertised price does not include the following components necessary for the enjoyment of the property, which must be assumed by the tenant: o Supplies: The costs of water, electricity, gas and telecommunications, according to consumption and rates of the suppliers. o Garbage Tax o Guarantees: Mandatory legal deposit (1 month). D.I.A. available to the consumer.
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Updated May 25, 2026
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Great rental apartment in Santa Eufemia. Edificio Mediodía building. Within a gated community with common areas and a pool, you will find this spacious and bright apartment. It has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, an independent kitchen and a large terrace. It is air-conditioned, furnished and has a parking space.
Information about price and conditions (Law 10/2025): • Expenses included in the rent: Homeowners association fee and IBI. • Expenses NOT included in the rent (additional concepts): The advertised price does not include the following components necessary for the enjoyment of the property, which must be assumed by the tenant: o Supplies: The costs of water, electricity, gas and telecommunications, according to consumption and rates of the suppliers. o Garbage Tax o Guarantees: Mandatory legal deposit (1 month). D.I.A. available to the consumer.