Buying a house on the Costa Almería is an excellent choice for those seeking peace, space, authenticity, and affordable real estate in southern Spain. This relatively undiscovered coastal region in Andalusia offers a unique combination of over 300 sunny days a year, unspoiled nature, charming villages, and attractive property prices that are considerably lower than on more well-known Spanish coasts like the Costa del Sol or the Costa Blanca.
The Costa Almería is known for its relaxed lifestyle, strong local culture, and diverse opportunities: from a second home or permanent move to a smart real estate investment. CasaLasDunas guides buyers comprehensively and professionally through every step of the purchasing process, transparently, personally, and legally secure.
Why buy a house on the Costa Almería?
1. Climate and quality of life
The Costa Almería boasts one of the sunniest climates in Europe, with over 3,000 hours of sunshine annually, mild winters, and warm summers. This makes the region ideal for a second home, wintering, permanent relocation, or retirement under the Spanish sun.
2. Affordable real estate prices
Compared to other Spanish coastal regions, property prices in Almería remain very attractive. This offers opportunities for first-time buyers, long-term property appreciation, and rental income.
3. Authentic Andalusian atmosphere
The region combines unspoilt nature with authentic villages and culture: white villages, local gastronomy and a lively tradition of Spanish festivals and markets.
4. Nature, peace and recreation
With its wide coastline, quiet beaches and natural and recreational opportunities such as the Cabo de Gata-Níjar Natural Park, the Costa Almería offers both relaxation and leisure activities.
Popular locations on the Costa Almería
CasaLasDunas helps you choose locations that perfectly match your living needs and lifestyle. Popular areas include:
- Almeria city & coast: culture, amenities and urban comfort
- Roquetas de Mar & Aguadulce: popular seaside resorts with wide beaches
- Vera & Mojácar: charming coastal towns with a mix of traditional Andalusian architecture and modern developments
- Níjar and San José: close to Cabo de Gata, ideal for nature lovers
- San Juan de los Terreros: quiet, emerging and affordable residential areas
- El Toyo / Retamar: modern residential area close to the sea and airport
Buying a house on the Costa Almería, how does it work?
Buying a home abroad isn't something you do every day. That's why we guide you step by step. How does it work?
- Search: Using your search criteria, you indicate which property(s) you've selected from our listings. We'll schedule an appointment at our office in the Netherlands or Spain and begin the search.
- Discussing your wishes: We discuss the location, financial details and the type of home that suits you.
- Viewings: We draw up a schedule for the properties to be viewed and supervise each viewing.
- Making a reservation: Once you've found a property, we'll work with you to create a reservation agreement to remove it from the market. This costs approximately €3,000, an amount you'll get back if the property doesn't meet the required registration requirements.
- Investigation: We investigate whether the property and the property are correctly registered and check the legal status, inheritances, title deeds, and any debts. If the property meets all requirements, the purchase can proceed.
How CasaLasDunas works
Buying a house in Spain starts with CasaLasDunas. We believe it's important that you find the perfect property. If your dream home isn't among the viewings, we'll keep you updated on current listings and continue your search. We'll also be there to guide you during your next visit to Spain. We do all this in a relaxed manner, so you can make the right decisions with peace of mind. If you find a property that piques your interest, we'll contact the owner or local real estate agent and initiate the property registration process. In short, we'll ensure you buy the perfect property on the Costa Blanca.
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