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Castilla y León · The Duero Valley

Buying property in Valladolid
in the heart of wine country.

Buying property in Valladolid after Brexit brings you to the centre of Castilla y León and to some of Spain's most respected vineyards. British buyers can still purchase here as before.

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The city of Valladolid, seat of the regional government, lies on the River Pisuerga. Palencia sits to the north, Segovia to the south-east, and the Duero crosses the province from east to west.

Vineyards, castles and city homes

In the east, Peñafiel and its castle look over the Ribera del Duero. In the south, Rueda gives its name to crisp white wines, and Medina del Campo rises around the Castillo de la Mota.

Tordesillas, on the Duero, is remembered for the treaty that divided newly charted lands between Spain and Portugal. In the city itself, generous apartments and townhouses sit close to the National Museum of Sculpture and the streets of its celebrated Holy Week.

A wine estate is a business as well as a home. Your lawyer should review any rights attached to the vines, water use and existing leases before you commit, and the search lets you start with area, type and budget.

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Neighbouring provinces
Palencia, Zamora and beyond.

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Questions,
answered.

Is buying in Valladolid different from buying on the coast?

The steps are the same across Spain: an NIE number, an independent lawyer, a notary and the land registry. What differs is the kind of home, and inland estates reward patient due diligence.

WHERE THE VINES MEET THE RIVER

A cellar of your own
and long evenings on the Duero.

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