Buying property in Zamora
where Romanesque meets the river.

Zamora lies in the north-west of Castilla y León, between León to the north, Salamanca to the south and Portugal to the west. Its capital stands on a rock above the Duero.

Homes along the Duero

The capital is known for its many Romanesque churches and a cathedral whose dome is covered in stone scales. Upstream, Toro watches the river from its own height, surrounded by the vineyards that carry its name.

In the far north-west, Lake Sanabria is ringed by mountains and stone villages. Along the Portuguese border, the Arribes del Duero drop into deep gorges that the province shares with Salamanca.

Homes of character here are often restored manor houses, river estates or vineyard properties. Tell us what you have in mind, and use the search to set the area and your budget.