Cheap country houses for sale in Spain

With its privileged climate and coastal charm, Alicante has become a top choice for those seeking quality and exclusivity on the Mediterranean. Rich in history and beaches, the city attracts a discerning clientele drawn to the Costa Blanca lifestyle.

Buying a home in Catalonia without overspending remains achievable. While property prices pose challenges, several towns and villages still offer surprisingly affordable options. According to a recent report, Ulldecona, in Tarragona province, is the cheapest town in Catalonia to buy property, with prices well below the regional average. This article explores what life is like there, reveals the most affordable coastal town, and highlights other Catalan locations presenting unique real estate opp

According to the Association of Registrars, foreign demand for housing in Spain has slightly decreased in percentage terms but remains stable, accounting for 14.1%, still at the higher end of the historical range. Eight autonomous communities reported quarterly increases in the share of home purchases by foreigners. The highest proportions are found in the Balearic Islands (30%), Valencian Community (28.3%), Canary Islands (24.6%), Murcia (20.4%), Catalonia (15.6%) and Andalusia (14.2%).

The sale of a penthouse for €765,000 in Valencia’s Mestalla neighbourhood, completed after a single viewing and in under 24 hours, underscores the strength of the city’s property market. Managed by the young agency Lion Capital Group, the transaction reflects growing demand for high-end homes and the importance of efficient, tailored service in closing premium deals.

Summer 2025 is in full swing, and for many, there’s no better time to dream of life by the sea. Whether you’re already soaking up the sun or planning your next escape, the Spanish coast remains a top choice for expats and holiday home buyers alike. With a wide range of property for sale in Spain with sea views, there’s something to suit every taste and budget. And despite concerns over rising living costs and mortgage rates, buying a home on the Spanish coast doesn’t have to cost a fortu

In June, property prices in Alicante hit a record €2,435/m², up 2.7% from May and 16.4% year-on-year, according to idealista. The most expensive areas are Playa de San Juan-El Cabo and the city centre, both exceeding €3,000/m², nearly three times the cost of Virgen del Remedio-Juan XXIII, the most affordable area at €1,067/m².

Benidorm has become the preferred residential destination for European buyers aged 45 to 59, particularly from the Netherlands, Belgium and Poland. This group seeks modern, sustainable and well-connected homes for long-term stays or permanent residence. Developments such as Breeze, in Balcón de Finestrat, cater directly to this demand, offering sea views, A-class energy efficiency and an environment designed for year-round comfort.