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Buying property in Burgos
under a Gothic skyline.
Buying property in Burgos after Brexit starts with a city shaped by its Gothic cathedral and by the pilgrims of the Camino de Santiago. Beyond the city lie plains, river valleys and vineyards.
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From the Ribera del Duero to Las Merindades
In the south, Aranda de Duero lies at the heart of the Burgos side of the Ribera del Duero, where vineyards surround the town and old cellars run beneath its streets. To the north, Las Merindades brings green valleys close to Cantabria and the Basque Country.
Between the two, Lerma keeps its ducal palace, Covarrubias its old timbered streets and Santo Domingo de Silos its Romanesque cloister. A home here might be a stone manor house, a vineyard with a residence or a generous apartment near the cathedral. Palencia, Soria and Segovia are among its neighbours in Castilla y León.
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Wine country and cathedral cities
across Castilla y León.
León
A cathedral city on the Camino, with El Bierzo's vineyards and the Picos de Europa to the north.
Discover Castilla y LeónPalencia
The open plains of Tierra de Campos, the Canal de Castilla and the Romanesque north.
Discover Castilla y LeónSalamanca
Salamanca after Brexit: old-city homes in golden stone and country estates among the oak pastures.
Discover Castilla y LeónSegovia
Segovia after Brexit: restored townhouses below the aqueduct and mountain homes on the Guadarrama's northern side.
Discover Castilla y LeónSoria
Soria after Brexit: manor houses, pine forests and rural estates where the Duero is born.
Discover Castilla y LeónValladolid
Valladolid after Brexit: wine estates on the Duero, castle towns and elegant homes in the regional capital.
Discover Castilla y LeónZamora
Zamora after Brexit: Romanesque stone, river estates on the Duero and vineyards around Toro.
Discover Castilla y LeónÁvila
A walled city on the high plateau, with the Sierra de Gredos and the Tiétar valley to the south.
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What is the Ribera del Duero like as a place to live?
It is open, sunny wine country along the Duero, with cold winters and warm, dry summers. Life follows the rhythm of the harvest, and an estate may combine vineyards, a cellar and a main house.
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