Starting the year with a fresh start is a dream for many, and owning your own home can be the first step towards making it a reality.
These terraced houses, priced between €50,000 and €300,000, present a fantastic opportunity for those seeking a new-build property or one in excellent condition. Your new beginning could be closer than you think!
The pros of terraced houses
Living in a terraced house offers numerous benefits that make it an attractive option for many families and couples:
- These homes usually have more square metres than a standard flat, which is especially convenient for large families.
- The multi-storey layout can clearly separate daytime areas, such as the kitchen and living room, from rest areas, such as bedrooms.
- Most terraced houses feature a private garden or patio, providing an outdoor space where children can play and pets can enjoy, as well as becoming an ideal space to have fun with family and friends.
- Being so close to other homes, they offer a sense of community, where neighbours can interact and support each other.
- By sharing walls with adjacent homes, heat loss is reduced in winter and a cooler temperature is maintained in summer. This can translate into lower energy bills and a reduced environmental impact.
- In economic terms, living in a terraced house is usually more affordable than a detached single-family home, mainly because the latter are usually in areas where land prices are higher.
Are terraced houses energy efficient?
The energy efficiency of terraced houses has a significant impact, offering considerable economic and comfort benefits for the people who live in them.
This improvement is directly reflected in energy bills. Some studies indicate that, for example, adequate thermal insulation can reduce electricity and gas bills by between 30% and 40%.
But why are these homes energy efficient? The key factor contributing to the energy efficiency of terraced houses is their shared walls with neighbouring properties, which help to reduce heat loss and improve thermal insulation.
With fewer exterior walls than a detached home, terraced houses have less exposed surface area. This translates into less energy loss through the building envelope and reduced heating and cooling costs.
In addition, many modern terraced houses are designed with energy efficiency principles in mind, such as optimising orientation, maximising natural light and solar heat in habitable rooms, or natural ventilation to improve air circulation and reduce the need for air conditioning.
Examples of terraced houses for sale
We begin this list of examples with this townhouse in Torrepadre in Burgos province, for a price of €50,000.
This charming rustic home is spread over two floors plus an attic, covering a total area of 231 square metres. It features a cosy living room with a fireplace, four bedrooms, a kitchen, and two full bathrooms.
The ground floor boasts tiled flooring, while the upper floor is finished with solid wood. All windows are fitted with juniper carpentry panels for added protection, and the doors are crafted from Castilian pine wood, enhancing the home's traditional character.
We're heading to the Med for the second example. It's a semi-detached house in San Fulgencio in the province of Alicante, going for €70,000.
Set on a 46-square-metre floor plan, this semi-detached corner property features a spacious living and dining area, an open-plan kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom, and an additional storage room. It is also conveniently surrounded by essential amenities, including supermarkets, bars, restaurants, and banks.
If you love the sea, you’ll appreciate the property's prime location – just a five-minute drive from the beaches of La Marina and El Pinet, allowing you to enjoy the coast whenever you please.
Halfway down this list, as we travel south through the Iberian Peninsula to Andalusia, we find this semi-detached house for sale in Villanueva del Trabuco in Málaga province, priced at €73,000.
Situated in a peaceful residential area, this home offers a total surface area of 119 square metres and features a well-designed layout, including a living-dining room, a fitted kitchen, two bedrooms, and a bathroom.
Spread over two storeys, this property is perfect for those seeking the tranquillity of a residential neighbourhood while staying close to local amenities.
Continuing our journey through the south of the Iberian Peninsula, we come across this semi-detached house for sale in the Piedras Redondas neighbourhood, in the province of Almería, priced at €89,900, including a garage.
This 113-square-metre, two-storey home features a spacious living room, a fully equipped kitchen, a full bathroom, a guest toilet, three bedrooms, and a generously sized terrace. The property is in excellent condition, requiring no renovation, and is ready to move into.
To conclude this list, we present this terraced house for sale in El Cristo-Tejera, in the province of Palencia, priced at €95,000.
This property, which offers ample potential for renovation, is full of possibilities. It is laid out with an entrance hall, a kitchen, a full bathroom, a pantry, four bedrooms, a glazed gallery overlooking the patio, a storage room, and a private patio.
With a total area of 110 square metres, the home is spread across a single floor.
Choose a province and find terraced or semi-detached houses
Find semi-detached and terraced houses for sale from €50,000 to €300,000, new builds or in good condition:
- A Coruña
- Alava
- Albacete
- Alicante
- Almería
- Asturias
- Ávila
- Badajoz
- Balearic Islands
- Barcelona
- Bizkaia
- Burgos
- Caceres
- Cádiz
- Cantabria
- Castellón
- Ceuta
- Ciudad Real
- Córdoba
- Cuenca
- Girona
- Granada
- Guadalajara
- Guipuzcoa
- Huelva
- Huesca
- Jaén
- Rioja
- Las Palmas
- León
- Lleida
- Lugo
- Madrid
- Málaga
- Melilla
- Murcia
- Navarre
- Ourense
- Palencia
- Pontevedra
- Salamanca
- Santa Cruz de Tenerife
- Segovia
- Seville
- Soria
- Tarragona
- Teruel
- Toledo
- Valencia
- Valladolid
- Zamora
- Zaragoza