Finding the perfect home in Spain can be a challenging task, but instead of settling for a finished and furnished property, why not consider buying one in need of renovation? This approach allows you to customise the space to your exact preferences and create your dream home.
Properties in need of renovation are typically more affordable, so the money you save on the purchase can be reinvested into transforming the property into exactly what you envision.
Explore these renovation-ready properties in Spain, all priced under 200,000 euros. Which one will you turn into your perfect home?
- Cheap
- Expensive
- Small
- Big
- All provinces
- Almería
- Barcelona
- Burgos
- Cantabria
- Girona
- Murcia
- Tarragona
- València
- Vizcaya
- Zamora
- Zaragoza
Penthouse in calle Perez Galdos
Valle de Trapaga-Trapagaran, Vizcaya43.2844-3.05327125.000 €80 m24 bed.
Flat in Neighbourhood: Cerdanyola sur
Cerdanyola, Mataró, Barcelona41.53872.42858157.200 €81 m23 bed.
Buying in Spain? Key facts about the property market
If you're thinking about buying a home, it’s essential to understand the current state of the property market. Should you wait, or is now the time to buy? To help you decide, we analyse the key indicators: price trends per square metre, interest rates, the Euribor, transaction volume, mortgages, and available financial aid.
Urgent property sales in Spain
Buying property in Spain is a dream for many, but the process can sometimes be lengthy and costly. With the year drawing to a close, there’s no better time to secure your ideal home and potentially benefit from great deals before 2025 ends. Urgent property sales offer a fast, cost-effective way to find exceptional opportunities within days or weeks.
Americans, Portuguese, Moroccans and Ukrainians buying more homes in Spain than ever
The latest data from Spanish notaries on property purchases by foreign buyers has revealed several records. Not only did foreigners pay the highest average price on record for properties during the first half of the year, but as many as seven nationalities also bought more homes than ever before on the Spanish market.
Spanish party Vox proposes higher taxes on foreigners to fund housing aid for Spaniards
Vox, a right-wing political party in Spain, has submitted a proposal to Congress to increase taxes on foreign property buyers. The money raised would be used to fund tax breaks for Spanish citizens and to support the construction of affordable housing.
Spain's most beautiful autumn destination, according to National Geographic
Spain is full of destinations to explore in autumn, when mountains and forests turn golden and nature’s magic feels more vivid than ever. It’s the perfect season to escape the summer crowds and immerse yourself in towns rich in history, culture and sample local fare.
American entrepreneur to revive abandoned Spanish village as tourist destination
Salto de Castro, a village in Zamora that has lain abandoned for more than 30 years, is set for a remarkable comeback thanks to American entrepreneur Jason Lee Beckwith. He has purchased the small border settlement with Portugal for €310,000 and plans to transform it into a tourist hub offering accommodation, dining, and leisure in a natural setting.
