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Buying property in the Valencia region
one clear step at a time.

Buying property in the Valencia region after Brexit is a familiar path. The Costa Blanca has long drawn British buyers, and the steps are clear once you know them.

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The region follows the Mediterranean through Alicante, Valencia and Castellón. The Costa Blanca brings Jávea, Moraira and Altea, Valencia offers a city by the sea, and Castellón opens onto the calmer Costa del Azahar.

How a purchase works in the Valencia region

British buyers are now treated as citizens from outside the European Union. You will need an NIE number, a lawyer who acts for you alone and careful due diligence before signing at the notary and registering the home at the land registry.

Part of the tax on a purchase is set by the regional government, and it changes over time. Planning and licence checks deserve the same care, above all for villas in the countryside and on the hills behind the coast, so confirm each point with a specialist before you commit.

A home here does not bring residency or citizenship. Residency routes stand apart from property, and the investor visa once tied to it has ended. Murcia and Catalonia, on either side, have guides of their own. When you are ready, tell us what you are looking for and search by location, type of home, floor area and budget.

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From Castellón
to the Costa Blanca.

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Which parts of the Valencia region suit a luxury home?

Many buyers look first at the Costa Blanca, around Jávea, Moraira and Altea, where villas face the sea. Others prefer the city of Valencia or the quieter shore of Castellón.

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