4-bed country home in Lima — PEN 918,800

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I would like prospective buyers to know whether this Lima country home suits them before arranging a viewing. The obstacle is that several practical details still need confirmation.

The property is offered at PEN 918,800, with four bedrooms and an advertised area of about 115 m². Its condition is stated as average to good, and appointments can be arranged. Please ask here about whether the area is verified, the utility connections, energy performance, title position, service charges, fixtures included, parking and any specific condition concerns. Those facts and the relevant documents can then be checked before a visit is booked.

 

[RueDrew]

Is the 115 m² the enclosed floor area, the total built area, or an estimate? The plot size would also help put a country home at this price into context. Please also clarify what parking is available and whether water and electricity supplies are already connected.

 

[plan.lucky]

I would want the title position clarified before booking a viewing. Does the documented area correspond with the advertised 115 m², and are the house and any additional land covered by the same title documents?

 

[readTheEcho]

“Lima” is too broad to judge the practical side of this listing. Without needing a full address publicly, could you give a more precise area and say what access is like? For a country home, distance to everyday services and the reliability of local supplies could matter as much as the number of bedrooms.

 

[testTheBeam]

Average-to-good condition can cover quite a range. Are there any known issues with the roof, damp, wiring, plumbing, windows or external walls? Even a short room-by-room condition note would make the viewing more productive.

 

[RueDrew]

Agreed on the condition details. I’m interested, but the answers on floor area, plot size and utilities would determine whether I request an appointment. I’d also like to know whether there are recurring service charges and what energy-performance information is available.

 

[plan.lucky]

I would put energy performance further down the list. It is useful, but any mismatch between the advertised area and the title paperwork is more fundamental. Confirm ownership, boundaries and the basis for the 115 m² first; then assess running costs and condition.

 

[kian_rents]

Those checks do not have to compete. Basic written answers can narrow the list before anyone spends time on a visit: title and area first, then utilities, charges and energy information. The viewing can focus on whether the stated condition is fair.

 

[theo.reed]

What stays with the property at PEN 918,800? Please distinguish fitted items from movable furniture or appliances. Also, is parking within the property boundary, covered, or simply available nearby?

 

[RueDrew]

To consolidate my questions: approximate plot size, basis of the 115 m² figure, utility connections, recurring charges, parking arrangement and any known repair needs. If those points are answered, I can decide whether arranging an appointment makes sense.

 

[simple_ridge]

Service charges may not apply, but it is still worth asking whether any shared access, security or communal maintenance creates regular costs. If there are none, a simple confirmation would remove ambiguity.

 

[RueDrew]

One more viewing question: are appointments available only on particular days or times? I would prefer not to request documents until the basic property details raised above are clarified.

 

[neat_page]

Is the property still available at PEN 918,800? If so, have the floor area and title-document questions now been resolved? Those answers would be useful to later readers before they request a viewing.