Costa de la Luz · Cádiz
Buying property in Cádiz
after Brexit.
Buying property in Cádiz after Brexit brings you close to Gibraltar and to a coast that has long drawn British buyers. The right to buy stands; long stays now need a permit of their own.
Search propertiesThe province takes in the southern tip of Spain: Atlantic beaches on the Costa de la Luz, the Strait at Tarifa, sherry country around Jerez de la Frontera and the white towns of the Sierra de Grazalema.
From Sotogrande to Vejer
Sotogrande, on the Mediterranean side of the province, is known for polo, golf and generous private plots. Along the Atlantic, Vejer de la Frontera and the coast near Zahara de los Atunes offer whitewashed homes and open views of the ocean.
Some areas near the Strait and Gibraltar can carry extra requirements for buyers from outside the EU, and coastal law limits building close to the shore. Your lawyer will confirm what applies to the plot you choose, alongside the NIE number, the notary and the land registry.
Tell us whether you picture the marina, the dunes or the hills, and begin your search.
Where the Atlantic
meets the Mediterranean.
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Which parts of Cádiz suit a luxury home?
Sotogrande for established estates and golf, the Atlantic coast around Vejer and Tarifa for a wilder, windier feel, and the countryside near Jerez for vineyards and horses.
WHERE THE LIGHT IS SOFTER