House for sale in Máximo Gómez, Chambas, Ciego de Ávila

Vía Blanca 25A

$6,500 USD Sale
  • 3 beds
  • 1 bath
75 views

Features

Rooms
3
Baths
1
Property Type
House
Price
$6,500 USD
Date of Publication
21/08/2026

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Location

Area: Máximo Gómez, Chambas, Ciego de Ávila

The circle marks the approximate area, not the exact address.

Property Description

I present to you an excellent investment opportunity in Chambas, Ciego de Ávila. This house features a functional design that includes three spacious bedrooms, one bathroom, a cozy living-dining room, and a well-distributed kitchen. Additionally, you will enjoy a porch and a terrace, perfect for relaxing and sharing pleasant moments with family and friends. The property also offers a utility room and a patio complemented by fruit trees, providing a perfect space to enjoy nature. Its location allows you to access the beach in just 10 minutes, making it an ideal option for those seeking a summer retreat or a permanent home. Don't miss this opportunity to acquire a house with great potential. Contact me for more information and to arrange a visit.

How much does it cost to buy it?

What you need to have ready on signing day at the notary, worked out with Resolución 313/2024.

To work out the reference value, one detail the listing does not give is missing: the type of roof. Choose it just below.

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This listing's area: Máximo Gómez, Chambas (×1.5).

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Manager's check (cheque de gerencia) — CUP

The price declared in the deed.

Buyer's tax (4%) — CUP

Paid on the higher of the declared price and the reference value.

What the seller pays (4%) — CUP

It does not come out of your pocket, but it helps you negotiate the price.

What is the manager's check and how do you get it?

It is the payment instrument the bank issues to pay for the home. The Ley General de la Vivienda (article 70) requires the full price to be paid at signing before the notary, with a payment instrument issued by a banking institution.

To get it, the money has to be at a bank branch: the bank issues the instrument and the document evidencing that the money exists, and that document is shown to the notary.

Before handing over any money, confirm with your bank and the notary which instrument matches your transaction and how the payment will be made at signing.

How the price and the payment are documented
What paperwork you need

There is no single checklist for everybody, but the notary starts from this:

  • The identity and legal capacity of the buyer and the seller.
  • The title to the home and its entry in the Property Registry, with any charges on it.
  • The bank document evidencing that the money for the price exists.
  • If somebody signs for another person, the power of attorney that authorises them.
  • Proof of the taxes each party has to pay.

The notary decides which documents your case needs.

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